Read the Medical professionalism matters report
Over the past 18 months, a partnership of healthcare organisations led by the General Medical Council (GMC), held a series of events to explore some of the challenges facing the medical profession today. This programme is called Medical professionalism matters. Six events were held across the UK – from Glasgow and Belfast, to Newcastle, Cardiff, […]
Round up: communication, whistle blowing, suicide and burnout
Five quick links: GPs under 50 leaving profession due to fear of burnout, NHS study finds – Sofia Lind, writing for Pulse, reports on an NHS England-commissioned study looking into why GPs under 50 leave the NHS A new one – Roy Lilley discusses some of the issues surrounding whistle blowing and offers a solution Death […]
Moving from ‘what’s the matter?’ to ‘what matters to you?’
Paul Jebb (@pauljebb1) is the Experience of Care Professional Lead at NHS England and a proud nurse. Here, he writes about how Always Events can boost an organisation’s ability to deliver truly person-centred care. In order to find out what matters most to those in our care, we need to take a more person-centred approach, which not […]
