Month: October 2017

Last year, in the middle of the maelstrom we call winter, half seriously, I suggested if Trust were in such extremis over […]

‘The woman has only had the job for five minutes and already she’s causing trouble…’ That was the answer I got when […]

Case study summary Fulwell Cross Medical Centre felt the volume of letters being sent to their GPs was unmanageable. In the past […]

It seems the NHS has missed another target. The news slipped out whilst The Maymite was hogging the headlines in Europe.  No […]

Case study of Dr Farzana and how her team are using the Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) to increase the number of […]

Let’ start with a couple of questions… Question 1: What can you buy for £147? Question 2: What is the most difficult […]

Recent Posts Get busy… News and Comment from Roy Lilley Child and teen obesity soars to record highs globally, with more than […]

I’m writing this at about mid-morning; on an iPad.   I was awoken by the iPad alarm, switching on the Today Programme.  […]

There’s very little point writing more about the precarious state of the NHS. If the Government were going to act, they’d have […]

One in ten UK children now classed as obese. Health experts have called for a crack down on marketing of unhealthy foods […]