Sofia Lind is a Deputy Editor at Pulse, covering all things general practice. She focuses on health and wellness, public health, patient care, and healthcare administration, exploring themes within medicine and healthcare, including pharmaceuticals and mental health care. Sofia has been featured in Healthcare Leader, Management in Practice, and Pulse Today.
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People in deprived areas are prescribed twice as many medicines by the age of 40 than those in the most affluent postcodes.
ICBs have been told to performance manage GP practices against QOF standards as part of a new NHS-wide quality strategy.
A routine MenB vaccination programme should be introduced for 15-year-olds, government advisors have recommended.
By: Sofia Lind
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has announced a series of updates for routine the 2027/28 Covid and flu programmes
Over-the-counter antihistamines and a prescription anti-inflammatory drug have shown benefit in reducing long-Covid fatigue
GP practices should consider closing or relocating services if indoor temperatures rise beyond 30C, the RCGP has suggested.
For the first time, more than a million children in England have been referred to mental health services in the space of a year
By: Sofia Lind
The new CMO of NICE has said GPs and community pharmacists should be 'singing from the same hymn book' as tasks shift to pharmacy.
GP leaders have raised concerns after it emerged that pharmacies are having 'significant problems' with the one-off meningitis B campaign
By: Sofia Lind
CMS Cameron McKenna is set to spin off its entire 15-lawyer immigration practice to corporate immigration specialist firm Fragomen. The team includes CMS' highly rated immigration head Caron Pope. As of the Oct. 1 move, CMS will use Fragomen as its preferred U.K. provider for all immigration legal advice and related services.
