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We asked you what you thought about the withdrawal of the Health Bill, 'target culture' and NHS 111 service.
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We asked you what you thought about the withdrawal of the Health Bill, 'target culture' and NHS 111 service.
I'm not a great believer in new year's resolutions; I believe that the way to achieve significant, long-term change is through dedication and hard work over time, rather than through a quick fix.

I remember my first day as a practising doctor.
Last week, I told Mrs Anxious that snot is a sign of good health and a robust immune system and she left happier than she came.
Because I am sometimes a good doctor, I read the occasional specialist article.
Are you by any chance an ENTP? Or an ISFJ? If you don't know what I'm talking about - and you may well not - these are two of the Myers-Briggs classification of personality types. Other systems are also used - the Porter's Strength Deployment Invento...
Monitoring of GP prescribing has been part of general practice for many years.
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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