Rhiannon Jenkins

The third game-changing development nominated by the RCGP is the digitisation of patient data. Former chair Professor Dame Clare Gerada looks back – and forwards

Pulse held a roundtable with three finalists in the GP Trainee of the Year award, plus the chair of the BMA GP Registrar Committee, who was speaking in a personal capacity.

As part of the Pulse in Print series looking at the past, present and future of general practice, Dr Annabelle Painter and Dr Patricia Schartau look at how AI could help primary care – and hinder it

Copperfield insisted on the last word for our Pulse in Print series. Je ne regrette rien he says …

Dr Jens Søndergaard says Denmark's close-knit community is one of the reasons why general practice in the Nordic country is staying strong in trying times

Team ES round up the vino you can get delivered straight to your door for summer 2024

The UK's higher education sector may face significant financial blows as the number of international students enrolling in British universities continues to decline.

The Guardian and The Complete University Guide both rank Bristol 16th in the UK, while the QS World Rankings place the university at 9th nationally and 54th globally.

During a visit to Yale University on September 27th, Vice-Chancellor Welch was confronted by supporters of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) while delivering a talk on the artwork Allegorical Painting of Two Ladies.

During a visit to Yale University on September 27, Vice-Chancellor Welch was interrupted by protesters from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) while delivering a talk.