Category: Ramblings
A collection of my primary care related thoughts, not designed in any way as medical advice, more a diatribe of GP ramblings
What is ORCHA by eGPlearning Podblast
What is ORCHA? In this episode of the eGPlearning Podblast Andy and Gandhi interview Liz Ashall-Payne the innovative CEO of ORCHA (Organisation for Review of Care and Healthcare Applications). She is ... Read More
PCN and GP Practice Planning tool- DR PESTLES
If you want a resource to help you plan your primary care network (PCN) or GP practice then use DR PESTLES. The video below explains the resource and how you can use it to plan local healthcare delive... Read More
The future of Nottingham digital healthcare by Connected Nottinghamshire.
This episode if a live podcast recording at the Nottingham CCG #NottsGPNelearning practice learning event covering the future of Nottingham’s digital healthcare. Hear Andy Evans of Connected Not... Read More
Equipment to record patient consultations for teaching – a guide.
A part of GP training is being able to record patient consultations for teaching purposes. But what equipment do you use? This post will explore the best equipment to record patient consultations for ... Read More
Apps for nurses + and other tools
Do you want apps for nurses, pharmacists, physician associates or other healthcare professionals to help in primary care? Then watch this and see tools to help you in practice, help patients, your lea... Read More
Money advice for GP: locums, partners and practices (2019)
Watch this video to learn all the important financial and money advice tips when you work as a GP locum, partner, salaried, portfolio doctor and even as a GP practice. Useful for anyone in primary car... Read More
Budget tool for GPs
Do you need a Budget tool as a GP? There are lots of tools to help you budget your finances, but none that are specifically designed for GPs. Until now. Watch the video below by clicking on the image ... Read More
How to use email in General Practice
How to use email in General Practice After Matt Hancock announced that email should be used over faxe and even post for communication with patients, some practices may be struggling to understand how ... Read More