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What is an Integrated Neighbourhood Team, and where do we start?
One of our websites' most frequently searched questions is what is an Integrated Neighbourhood Team?
16 Essential Questions to Support the Leadership and Management of your Primary Care Network
The aim of this blog is to provide you with a framework of questions to aid the leadership and management of your Primary Care Network.
Navigating the Challenges of Disbanding a Primary Care Network (PCN) Key Drivers, Processes, and Lessons Learned
Disbanding a Primary Care Network (PCN) Navigating the challenges, Key Drivers, Processes, and Lessons Learned
Navigating the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme Uplift Uncertainty - Advice for Primary Care Network Leaders
This blog will provide four suggestions to help you navigate the uncertainty surrounding the PCN additional roles reimbursement scheme 24/25
Monthly leadership questions to keep you and your Primary Care Network on track
Ten key questions to support primary care leaders keep their teams and projects on track.
12 Key Questions every Primary Care Network should consider before purchasing a Digital Solution
This blog outlines 12 questions you should be asking when considering the pros and cons of purchasing any digital solution.
I have been a Primary Care Network Manager for 5 years. What's Next?
If you're reading this, you're likely part of the cohort of Primary Care Networks managers who have been involved in PCNs since the start
The Pharmacy First Scheme | What Does it Mean for Primary Care Networks?
At THC, we provide resources to support primary care leaders, and in this week's blog, we are discussing the pharmacy first scheme due to...
Who's Who in Primary Care 2023 (The winter update)
We have a new Secretary of State for Health and Social Care! This blog is for you if 🅰️. You are a Primary Care Network (PCN) leader and...
The closure of community pharmacies and what this means for the wider health system in 2023
We offer an overview of the increasing issue of local community pharmacy closures for Primary Care Network leaders and managers.
Sevenoaks Primary Care Network Case Study: Health Inequalities Workstreams
A case study Sevenoaks Primary Care Network: Health Inequalities Workstreams
How to approach and what to include in your Primary Care Network Capacity & Access Improvement Plan
In this blog we offer insight, guidance and some tops tips for developing your Primary Care Network capacity and access improvement plans.
Should our Primary Care Network set up a Limited Company?
At THC Primary Care, we create resources for primary care network leaders and have written over 200 blogs to support you In this blog, we...
7 Practical Top Tips to Achieve Successful Transformation in Primary Care
7 Practical Top Tips to Achieve Successful Transformation in Primary Care
10 Top Tips for Management of the Primary Care GP Contract Changes
In the lead-up to the launch of the 2023 PCN Plus Programme cohort this week, which is now sold out, I, along with PCN Plus...
Our guide to the best 2023 events for Primary Care Network Leaders
Our guide to the best 2023 events for Primary Care Network Leaders
Quality Improvement Tools for Primary Care Network Digital and Transformation Leads
Quality Improvement is all about helping you to identify problems & explore solutions. Primary Care Network Advice
An Introduction to The Cost of Living Crisis - A Primary Care Network Perspective
The cost of Living Crisis - A Primary Care Network Perspective. As always, we write our content for new Primary Care Network leaders
Winter Pressures 2022 | A Primary Care Network Perspective
As always, we write our content for new Primary Care Network Leaders. With a spotlight on winter pressures in the news, we thought this...
An Introduction to Integrated Care Systems
The Health and Care Act 2022 is bringing major changes to the NHS in England and creating new structures and systems to support the...
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