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Racism and misogyny persist in digital health - Vimarsana News

Racism and misogyny persist in digital health

Frank Hester’s alleged comments are a stark reminder of the need to tackle racism and misogyny in the NHS and health technology industry Two weeks ago, the Guardian reported that in 2019, Frank Hester, chief executive of the Phoenix Partnership, and the conservative party’s biggest donor, said that: “It’s like trying not to be racist but you see Diane Abbott on TV, and you just want to hate all black women because she’s there, and I don’t hate all black women at all, but I think she should be shot.”1 Subsequent reports have shown that Hester made further derogatory remarks about ...

Source: bmj.com
Undercover at busy GP chain where some days NO doctors are available - Vimarsana News

Undercover at busy GP chain where some days NO doctors are available

A BBC Panorama investigation has shone a light into the 'unbelievable' workings at Britain's biggest chain of GP practices. Operose Health runs 70 NHS surgeries across England.

GP surgeries are still offering too many remote consultations, NHS boss says - Vimarsana News

GP surgeries are still offering too many remote consultations, NHS boss says

Shera Chok, deputy chief medical officer at NHS Digital, said some patients preferred to see a doctor face to face. 'Because of the pandemic, everything pivoted around two-and-a-half years ago,' she said.

UK's biggest chain of GP practices lets less qualified staff see patients without supervision - Vimarsana News

UK's biggest chain of GP practices lets less qualified staff see patients without supervision

Britain's biggest GP practice chain, Operose Health, is under fire after investigators found it was letting less qualified staff see patients without supervision from a GP.