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Martin McShane: Nietzsche and commissioning

July 25, 2011

As part of the development of our Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) the seven GP CCG chairs now have a place at the NHS Lincolnshire Board meetings.  The agenda was not […]

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Richard Smith: In the goldfish bowl with GPs—part 2

July 21, 2011

In my last blog I described my time in a goldfish bowl with some 35 GPs on a leadership course—how the process worked, and what I learnt about myself, and […]

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Richard Smith: In the goldfish bowl with GPs

July 19, 2011

Two weeks ago I spent 90 minutes in a goldfish bowl with about 30 GPs. The goldfish bowl is a process to encourage reflection, and it certainly caused me to […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Northern Ireland general practice

May 27, 2011

Last night Clare Gerada, chair of the RCGP, spoke in Northern Ireland about the Future of General Practice. This morning she meets our new Minister of Health. She described her […]

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Guy Rughani: A waist of money?

May 26, 2011

“Cash for blubber” is how the Twitter community have dubbed the UK government’s latest bid to tackle obesity. As revealed in the Sunday Telegraph, plans have been made to pay […]

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Martin McShane: Development through delivery and delivery through development.

March 21, 2011

Almost all our emergent consortia have completed their elections. Chairs are being identified and the process of change and transition is accelerating. Someone asked me last week whether the process […]

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Tiago Villanueva: GPs are specialists too

March 1, 2011

In Portugal, general practitioners (GPs) are considered “specialists,” as general practice/family medicine is considered a specialty like any other hospital specialty. This is also the case in many other European […]

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Tom Nolan: New pandemic flu guidelines – don’t forget your oximeter

November 12, 2009

New guidelines on the management of pandemic H1N1 influenza were published recently by the Department of Health. They include guidelines on when to refer patients to hospital (see below) and […]

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Tauseef Mehrali on war and medicine

February 13, 2009

My practice recently revamped its provision of short-notice medical appointments by transforming the Emergency Surgery into the (so far so good) Rapid Access Surgery. In essence, patients can now no […]

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Tauseef Mehrali on the universal strategy

October 13, 2008

With the month of fasting behind me and afternoon blood sugar levels now soaring above 3mmol/l, I’m really quite getting into the swing of general practice. It’s the Russian roulette […]

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