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COLUMNISTS

Chris Lancelot - GPs suffer the overarching failure of NHS management

Chris Lancelot - GPs suffer the overarching failure of NHS management

08 February 2012

I am becoming increasingly disillusioned with the high-level organisation of the NHS. Clinicians do their best to help the patients while being obstructed by managers with their imposed, dysfunctional systems.

 
 
Guest Editorial - Let's not sacrifice quality of care for the reforms

Guest Editorial - Let's not sacrifice quality of care for the reforms

08 February 2012

To call it the '11th hour' might seem dramatic, but the past two weeks have seen a great deal of talk from all sectors about how medical professionals can, together, continue to influence the Health and Social Care Bill as it moves into the report st...

 
 
Mary Selby - How to regain control of the consultation room

Mary Selby - How to regain control of the consultation room

08 February 2012

Mrs Voluble spent her early life terrified of doctors... Then along came Pendleton and now she's glued to the consulting room chair. We've learned to delve into patients' psyches like ferrets. Think you might have a problem tomorrow? Got any other th...

 
 
Liam Farrell - The differences run too deep to put into words

Liam Farrell - The differences run too deep to put into words

08 February 2012

I've been writing for GP for more than 10 years now, and it is has been both a privilege and a continuing challenge.

 
 
 

GP EDITORIALS

Editorial - Hospitals should face same scrutiny as GPs

Editorial - Hospitals should face same scrutiny as GPs

01 February 2012

Monitoring of GP prescribing has been part of general practice for many years.

 
 
Editorial: Cutting paperwork would ease workload crisis

Editorial: Cutting paperwork would ease workload crisis

25 January 2012

This week, GP reveals that the amount of paperwork GPs have to do is spiralling out of control. According to our survey, 23% of GPs are now spending more than half their time on paperwork.

 
 
 

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