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Positivity in practice management

Dealing with bereavement in a practice

Why data analysis should be part of your practice DNA

Avoiding an employment tribunal

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85% of UK GP practices rated ‘good’ by CQC

21.07.17: Most GP practices in England are rated as good or outstanding the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) has revealed.

Over 200 GP practices close or merge in one year

20.07.17: Over 200 English GP practices closed or merged in the year ending June 2017 – yet only eight new practices opened, the latest figures from NHS Digital reveal.

Positivity in practice management

06.07.17: It is essential for practice managers to know how to get the most out of staff by turning negatives into positives, writes Keith Taylor.

Dealing with bereavement in a practice

30.06.17: Bereavement is one of the most challenging experiences anyone will ever face. Debbie Kerslake, chief executive of Cruse Bereavement Care, explains how to cope with bereavement at your practice.

Personal practice

Interview: ‘The future is ours for the taking’

Angela Sharda: Virginia Patania is not a typical practice manager. Angela Sharda speaks to her about her outlook and approach.

‘Some practices are only just clinging on’

Angela Sharda: Dr Chaand Nagpaul is not afraid to voice his views on the topics that matter to general practice. As the chair of the British Medical Association (BMA)’s General Practice Committee (GPC), he has fought hard to highlight the crisis in general practice as well as to ensure the profession is well represented within the wider NHS.