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Tuesday 8th December 2020
The main element of our PCN’s response to the covid-19 pandemic, is how we’ve demonstrated the power of place to rapidly adapt, whilst still reliably delivering care to our communities from their usual teams in the six practices that make up SHaR PCN.
Monday 7th December 2020
The development of a complex test and trace system has been the focus of much scrutiny. There are many aspects of the service but the testing capacity that it is on offer to the public has risen steadily to a point now where capacity is exceeding demand.
Friday 13th November 2020
Spring 2020 seems like a long time ago for many of us in primary care. Back then, despite the human tragedy of COVID-19 and the need for coherent strategies on PPE, care homes, COVID testing and shielding...
Tuesday 27th October 2020
"It is not uncommon to hear the charge that the NHS has too many managers." Andrew takes you on a whistle stop tour of the managers in the NHS Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group and what they do.
Friday 23rd October 2020
I was asked to write a blog for the CCG and pondered hard about what to write. In the end I decided to write a frank piece for our public and staff of the huge challenges the health services face because of COVID19.
Friday 16th October 2020
…But we are open. I don’t know why but that made me think of “I open at the close”, a quote etched on a golden snitch in Harry Potter. I guess we are at a turning point just like Harry was at this point in the story.
Thursday 17th September 2020
After nearly 6 long months our little ones are back in school. It’s a worrying time isn’t it? Children mixing with large bubbles, increasing coronavirus cases and winter approaching.
Tuesday 8th September 2020
The pace of change in primary care is unlike anything I’ve seen in my two decades in the NHS.
Friday 14th August 2020
It’s easy to get irritated with the way General Practice has changed during COVID.
