Mild structural changes visible in knee MRI scans are already common among adults in their thirties – even in those without knee pain or other symptoms. A study by the University of Oulu found signs of joint damage in more than half of the 33-year-old participants. A high body mass index emerged as the most […]
Introduction In an era where sustainability is becoming the cornerstone of modern gastronomy, Matthias Gfrörer stands out as a pioneering chef dedicated to combining culinary artistry with environmental responsibility. Known for his commitment to organic, seasonal, and locally sourced ingredients, Matthias has redefined fine dining through his unique farm-to-table approach at Gutsküche Wulksfelde, a Bio-certified […]
Thousands of cancer patients will receive faster treatment thanks to new “state-of-the-art” radiotherapy machines, the government has announced. Across every region in the country, 28 hospitals, including ones managed by the Royal Berkshire and Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trusts, are to receive the cutting-edge equipment. The Department of Health & Social Care said that by […]
In THC, we provide resources to primary care leaders who are sailing for complex challenges in the current health landscape. This blog is for you if you have experienced challenges and conflicts when it comes to your PCN finances. Keep in mind that you are not alone. PCN leaders throughout the country face the same […]
In THC’s primary care, we provide resources for primary care leaders, and the focus of this blog is chronic pain. The management of chronic pain services has become a growing approach to primary care networks (PCN), and for a good reason. Chronic pain is a complex problem that often leads to: When I spoke with […]
The United Kingdom will study whether the use of weight loss drugs could get people back to work. UK Health Minister Wes Streeting announced last month that US drug manufacturer Eli Lilly will begin a five-year trial in Greater Manchester to test if the company’s weight loss drug could curb the UK’s unemployment crisis. The […]
As a PCN leader, it is likely to be questioning whether the Ardens manager is still worth the investment now that the IIF has been reduced. You may be using it mainly for the Dashboard network or looking for better ways to understand the health data of its population. How to use the Ardens manager […]
In THC’s primary care, we provide resources for primary care leaders. This week’s blog highlights the key events scheduled for 2025, which you may want to explore. Access and application of population health data with the Ardens manager | June 4, 2025 PCN 2025 leaders conference | June 5, 2025 | London NHS CONFEDEXPO 2025 […]
Do you consider the incorporation for your primary care network? Our integral guide simplifies this complex process with expert practical tools and ideas. Explore the benefits and challenges, compare legal structures and use our interactive evaluation to determine the preparation of your PCN. From the governance frames to the participation of the interested parties, we […]
The ICB Blueprint: What leaders of the Primary Care Network need to know. This blog explores what the recently launched integrated care model (ICB) SUPERIOR OF THE PAGE Lower or page
