Jaimie Kaffash is an Editor at Healthcare Leader. She focuses on critical issues such as the Coronavirus, Climate Change, and the roles of the GMC and SAS in healthcare. Jaimie's work has been featured in prominent publications including Management in Practice and Pulse Today.
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Jaimie Kaffash's coverage primarily focuses on healthcare, with a specific emphasis on general practitioners (GPs), medical conditions, and the healthcare system. Given this focus, potential sources for Jaimie could include healthcare professionals such as GPs, specialists in various medical fields, researchers involved in relevant medical studies or surveys related to primary care and patient health.
As around 44% of his articles are based on government announcements and 23% cite data, experts who can provide insights into government policies affecting healthcare or analysis of statistical data related to the mentioned topics may be highly valuable for outreach.
It’s important to note that there is no specified geographic focus for Jaimie's work. Therefore, expertise from any country’s perspective could be relevant if it aligns with broader international trends or has implications beyond a specific region.
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We are asking GP partners and principals in England to take our special survey on the collective action launched by the BMA.
Copperfield finds that the Government's plan for GPs to be included in the additional roles reimbursement scheme doesn't add up
By: Jaimie Kaffash, Sofia Lind
Exclusive Almost half (46%) of England's GP practices are taking some form of collective action, with one in five putting a limit on the number of patients they see in a day, a Pulse survey has revealed.
By: Jaimie Kaffash
System working Train, retain and reform the primary care workforce Read chapter
System working Train, retain and reform the primary care workforce Read chapter
By: Jaimie Kaffash
Chapter 2 Nurse and pharmacist primary care workforce challenges Read chapter
System working Train, retain and reform the primary care workforce Read chapter
System working Train, retain and reform the primary care workforce Read chapter
System working Train, retain and reform the primary care workforce Read chapter
By: Jaimie Kaffash
Exclusive: 6% of GP practices have been forced to make staff redundant, and a further 20% were unable to replace departing team members.
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