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
Primary care networks face a growing list of responsibilities, from meeting the population’s health objectives to increasingly complex financing currents. In the heart of all this is an essential search: how well do the PCN understand their own finances? With the increasingly intricate financial panorama, understanding the terms of key accounting is not just the […]
In my opinion, marathon specialties are special. All marathons are special in their own way, but there is something in the specialties that I love. The additional rate of fans, events before the day of the race, the ‘stash’. It is the equivalent of the golf career or tennis specialties. They are simply bigger, there […]
I know many people who are looking for their six -star medal and, for many, they lack one or two elusive sluts; Boston and Tokyo. To execute the Boston Marathon, it has a couple of options: run a time qualifier, run for charity (usually more than $ 10000+) is executed with a tourism company (I […]
When it comes to races, many of us are looking for those marginal gains to help us run a PB. How to ensure that we are fed correctly, using a clean carbohydrate load, testing the last super shoes … but what about the nitrate load? For the episode of this week of the Podcast Cook […]
Swim Serpentine, 2 mile swimming at Lake Serpentine in London is in many lists of runners wishes for a reason … London’s classics. The London classics are made up of the London Marathon, Ride 100 (a 100 mile bike ride from London) and the swimming serpentine. And like many others, I only have swimming to […]
There is the possibility that after 15 marathons I have relaxed me too much about things and make interesting decisions … how to wear new shoes on race day, or try our beet load for the first time. One of those things turned out to be a good decision. The other did not. I plan […]
