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ICBs losing council representation will ‘undermine’ community care shift, MPs warn

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By Fiona McDonald Verified
| Healthcare Leader Verified
Removing local authority representation from integrated care boards (ICB) will ‘undermine’ government efforts to shift care to the community, a committee of MPs has warned. The Health and Social Care Select Committee also said that taking away council members from boards was a ‘damaging move’.
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PCN step challenge had ‘extremely positive’ impact on staff wellbeing

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By Fiona McDonald Verified
| pulsepcn.co.uk
Primary care network (PCN) staff walked more than one million paces as part of a month-long challenge that has 'boosted morale', encouraged healthier habits, and helped reduce stress. The walking competition in Warrington, in the north west, ran throughout May and had 136 participants who completed a total of 1,261,222 average steps. Staff from five Warrington PCNs took part in the challenge, with East Warrington PCN crowned the winners with an average of 301,278 steps.
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BMA suspends strikes to ballot resident doctors on ‘last-minute offer’

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By Fiona McDonald Verified
| Healthcare Leader Verified
Resident doctor strikes in England have been called off while the British Medical Association (BMA) ballots its members on a new offer. The BMA announced on Saturday that the government had made a ‘last-minute offer’ and the walk-outs due to take place from 7am today to 6.59am on Friday were being suspended. It said that a referendum would be held for its resident doctors members to vote on whether the deal is sufficient.
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