Welcome to the new RCGP blog, where you'll find updates on a range of our activities with posts from RCGP officers, members, staff and guest bloggers.
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Integrated care is a good thing. It’s certainly better than fragmentation. And that’s why we’re talking about it again, especially in England with the publication of the recent White Paper, 'Working together to improve health and social care for all'.
'An unprecedented challenge demands an unprecedented response'.
It’s a phrase we’ve heard many times over the past year in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. But the 'unprecedented challenge' referred to in the quote above is not the pandemic, it is climate change.
You deserve an appraisal that is worthwhile. You have the power to make sure it is.
We know that our views and judgements as professionals are influenced by factors not directly related to the matter in hand. This influence may be subconscious and can impact on the credibility of what we say. This matters if you are a researcher or in a leadership role because your views may be widely disseminated and influential.
It’s the late 1940s in post-war Britain. The solution? Courageous politicians with vision and tenacity driving through social reforms - including the establishment of the NHS - which the British public would probably not have accepted at any other time in this nation’s history.
The RCGP Myanmar Volunteers have been actively working with Myanmar since 2013 to improve the quality of Myanmar General Practice.