The introduction of multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) in general practice was driven by the changing healthcare landscape, the need for more comprehensive and patient-centred care, and the desire to improve coordination and efficiency in healthcare delivery. In short, MDTs represent a strategic response to the challenges posed by complex health conditions and aim to enhance the…
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The ever-growing medicine cabinet
May 5, 2022, by Mat Phillips in Clinics, GP Practice Management, Patients, Staff 0 Comments
![The ever-growing medicine cabinet Pulse Oximeter, finger digital device to measure oxygen saturation in blood. Reduced oxygenation is an emergency sign of pneumonia, for instance caused by coronavirus. Device on Caucasian female hand.](https://practiceindex.co.uk/gp/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/ever-growing-medicines-cabinet-75x75.jpeg)
“You’re kidding!”
January 15, 2019, by Guest Blogger in Campaigns, Clinics, General Practice, Health, Workload 1 Comment
![“You’re kidding!” Blue ribbon and stethoscope on wooden background. Cancer awareness concept](https://practiceindex.co.uk/gp/blog/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/AdobeStock_182429178-75x75.jpeg)
The power of the letter
September 27, 2017, by Guest Blogger in Clinics, Patient Access, Vaccinations, Workload 0 Comments
![The power of the letter Do you have a ‘safe’ process for dealing with clinical letters and reports](https://practiceindex.co.uk/gp/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Clinical-letters-and-reports-75x75.jpeg)
Travel clinics – stay or go?
April 6, 2017, by Practice Index in Clinics, GP Practice Management, Vaccinations 0 Comments
February 15, 2024, by Practice Index in Clinics, General Practice, GP Practice Management, Recruitment, Resources, Social prescribing, Work management 0 Comments