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EDX/20/1154
Date of prep: December 2020

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Primary Care Networks

Are primary care networks in danger of being a busted flush?

27th July 2020 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

Primary Care Networks (PCNs) were established almost exactly a year ago but have they always been a busted flush?

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Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: PCNs, Primary Care Networks

Dr Ollie Hart on being a PCN Clinical Director, the importance of patient activation and why coaching is so important in healthcare

16th December 2019 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

Ollie describes himself as a ‘typical GP who spins a few plates’. He is a PCN Clinical Director in Sheffield, has experience of commissioning for the NHS, still practises as a GP and also finds time to run his own health coaching company called Peak Health Coaching. 

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Filed Under: Interviews, Podcasts Tagged With: NHS, NHS long term plan, PCN, PCN Clinical Director, Primary Care Networks

Ewan Maule on primary care networks, the future of pharmacy and what the rise in trade union membership says about the state of our profession

4th August 2019 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

Ewan Maule is Head of Medicines Optimisation at Sunderland Clinical Commissioning Group and has also recently been elected as the Vice President of the Guild of Healthcare Pharmacists. 

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Filed Under: Interviews, Podcasts Tagged With: Ewan Maule, pharmacist, pharmacy, Primary Care Networks

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