Talking to a GP, I asked him how the practice would cope if one of their 5 GP partners was off work ill for a while.
As you’d expect, he said that, for a few weeks, they’d rally round to cover their colleague’s sessions. In such a large practice, that’s certainly feasible for a period and we talked about how long they’d be able to rally round and what toll this would have on doctors who were already fully committed.
A practice manager asked us this a little while ago. It's not the sort of thing anyone wants to think about over a Monday morning coffee, but it's a fair question, and a smart one. So, here's the short answer, followed by the bits that matter if the worst ever...
What should your practice do now? If your practice website went dark this week, you're not alone. Silicon Practice, the company behind around 1,000 GP practice websites and the FootFall online consultation platform, has gone into administration. Hundreds of sites...
Counterfeit dental equipment isn’t just a clinical risk. It’s an insurance risk too. The GDC has published a blog from the British Dental Industry Association warning about fake and non-compliant products reaching UK dental practices. The MHRA has seized handpieces,...