"We must all change, not just the bad apples".
Read the column in the BMJ from CPOC Deputy Director Scarlett McNally
Read the column in the BMJ from CPOC Deputy Director Scarlett McNally
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Digital platforms that are centred around the patient, their parents or carers offer huge potential to help manage clinical demand and identify areas of intervention that can improve outcomes earlier in streamlined patient pathways
Making every contact count is an approach to behaviour change that uses our day-to-day interactions with patients to support them in making positive changes in their physical and mental health.
Bite sized webinar by the Royal College of Physicians
CPOC recently presented at the Wessex Cancer Alliance webinar. Find out more and join the SIG.
The Richmond Group 'One in Four: A manifesto for people with multiple health conditions'
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Key to reducing waiting lists
CPOC response to American of Anaesthesiologists Consensus