Professor Clare Taylor, a GP and professor of General Practice, highlights the importance of cardiopulmonary risk and the management strategies that could be essential to improving patient outcomes.
Objective To evaluate the effect of chair placement on length of time physicians sit during a bedside consultation and patients’ satisfaction. Design Single center, double…
Just over 1,500 GPs have taken up jobs created through the additional roles reimbursement scheme (ARRS) over the past six months – but the genuine…
The government has reiterated plans to prevent 2m hospital referrals a year through advice and guidance as the £20-per-request DES rolls out for general practice…
A disease definition refers to the precise and clear characterisation or description of a particular medical condition or illness. A disease definition aims to provide…
Current evidence highlights the modest effect of existing workplace interventions on physical activity. Some strategies, such as sit-to-stand workstations and gamified interventions, effectively reduce sedentary…
Photographer Ricky Adam says the red brick terraces of Leeds are “amazing” to capture on camera.
Objective To investigate the reporting and evolution of patient and public involvement (PPI) in randomised controlled trials published over time in major medical journals and…
Critical appraisal of the quality of randomised trials is possible only if their design, conduct, analysis, and results are completely and accurately reported. Without transparent…
This cross-sectional study evaluates enrollment trends in recent cardiovascular clinical trials.
The additional roles reimbursement scheme (ARRS) was expanded by £82m from last October to create jobs for newly-qualified GPs. GPonline looks at which ICB areas…
