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'I’m a GP — good end of life care should look like this' (opens the original)
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The recent debate about assisted dying in England and Wales has sparked discussions in Parliament — and perhaps in some homes — about palliative and end of life care. Facing a serious illness can bring worries about pain, losing independence and what will happen to the people you love. Families and friends may also feel uncertain about how to help or where to turn to for support. NHS palliative and end of life care can provide support at this difficult time. Palliative care aims to improve quali
I'm a GP — here's how to access your medical records online (opens the original)
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The increasing use of digital health tools and platforms will be daunting for some people but, for those able to access them, they can help you understand your health and take a more active role in your care. If you are registered with an NHS GP in England, you can use the NHS App or another approved app to read information in your GP medical record. Here’s everything you need to know about your GP record. Your GP record contains information recorded by your practice about your health and care.
'I’m a GP — here’s how to avoid infections as kids go back to school' (opens the original)
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The end of the summer holidays can bring mixed feelings for children and their parents. Some children will be excited about seeing their friends again, meeting a new teacher or starting a new school. Others may feel anxious about the return of early morning starts, homework and more structured days. After several weeks of greater freedom, later bedtimes and different family routines, children are now having to readjust both physically and emotionally. Small steps can make the transition easier a
'I'm a GP — doing 1 thing for a few minutes daily can make a big difference' (opens the original)
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As an NHS GP, I see the impact that poor oral health can have on people’s health, quality of life and self-esteem. Problems with our teeth and gums can cause pain, make it difficult to eat and disturb sleep. When problems become severe, they can also lead to infections and loss of teeth. Yet many of the most common dental problems are preventable. A few simple habits maintained throughout life can make a big difference. Our teeth allow us to bite and chew food, while healthy gums help keep our t
'I'm a GP — tonnes of NHS medicines go wasted every year' (opens the original)
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Every year, large quantities of prescribed medicines go unused. As an NHS GP, I sometimes see large stocks of medicines during home visits. The National Pharmacy Association estimates that medicines wasted annually in England amount to around 3,400 tonnes — enough to fill about 75 swimming pools. The cost to the NHS was around £480 million. But the problem is about more than just money. Medicines have to be manufactured, packaged, transported and eventually disposed of. When these resources are
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