Our mental health crisis won’t be solved by pills alone
The number of people taking antidepressants has doubled since 2011, but the side effects of long-term use are broadly unknown.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The number of people taking antidepressants has doubled since 2011, but the side effects of long-term use are broadly unknown.
ByAsking busy pharmacists to conduct thorough patient consultations is yet another “solution” that won’t solve anything at all.
ByA sweeping history of the NHS and one GP’s inside account of a long career on the front line.
ByAs the NHS struggles, exclusive polling shows Britons overwhelmingly oppose the idea of paying for appointments.
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ByThe Health and Social Care Committee has published a report calling for urgent reform.
ByA new GP pilot will have minimal impact without the right resources.
ByBetween growing numbers leaving the profession and the rise in demand, practices are at breaking point.
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