In our latest blog post, we discussed drug and alcohol testing and why it is becoming an increasingly common way for employers to manage potential substance abuse at the workplace.…

We’ve discussed the seriousness of drug and alcohol abuse at work in previous blog posts: it is well known that being affected by such substances at the workplace can have…

Regardless of whether you’re a healthcare veteran or you’ve just began your nursing career, it is very likely that advancing your practice is high on your priority list. This can…

Not only is the healthcare industry rapidly growing, but it is also one of the most competitive career fields you could become involved in. To progress as a healthcare professional,…

Chances are that you are already aware of what the function of an occupational health technician is. OHTs carry out a range of medical tests on employees to determine their…

There are four commonly used professional methods of earwax removal: manual removal, water irrigation, microsuction, and endoscopic microsuction. Which method is suitable for which patient depends on their medical history…

How Can Pharmacists Contribute to the Evolution of Clinical Care? According to the REAL Centre’s projections, the current shortage of qualified, permanent GPs is about to significantly worsen over this…

As mentioned in the previous blog, cerumen (earwax) removal is no longer a service provided by the NHS due to its expenses not being covered by Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG)…

Not too long ago, the NHS stopped providing the service of earwax removal. The procedure can no longer be performed for free at GP surgeries as its expenses are not…

Tympanometry is a type of hearing test that is designed to determine whether an individual’s middle ear is functioning properly. The middle ear, also known as the tympanic membrane, is positioned…