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Anna Colivicchi

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Senior Reporter at Pulse Magazine

senior reporter @pulsetoday 🗞🫀| prev: health & politics reporter @TheOxfordMail + @henleystandard @leponline @warwickboar | words elsewhere too | DMs open 📩

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  • Satisfaction with GP services falls again

    1 month ago | healthcareleadernews.com | Anna Colivicchi |Beth Gault

    Public satisfaction with general practice has continued to fall over the past year, with just under one in three people saying they are ‘satisfied with GP services’. The latest British Social Attitudes Survey (BSA) found that just one in five people (21%) said they were ‘satisfied with the way the NHS runs’.

  • People with long-term conditions should have BMI check every year, says NICE

    1 month ago | nursinginpractice.com | Megan Ford |Anna Colivicchi

    People with long-term conditions such as COPD, diabetes and heart disease should have their BMI checked and recorded ‘at least once a year’, NICE has said. In draft guidance published this week, NICE said that adults with long-term conditions should have their BMI recorded ‘annually’, with additional waist-to-height measurements for those with a BMI under 35.

  • ICB agrees to fund new locally-commissioned services following GP collective action

    1 month ago | pulsetoday.co.uk | Anna Colivicchi

    GP collective action in Kent has led to an agreement from the ICB to fund new locally-commissioned services, including for CVD and ADHD. Kent and Medway ICB agreed to work with the LMC to develop the services after GP practices served notice on unfunded work as part of collective action.

  • People with long-term conditions should have BMI check every year, says NICE

    2 months ago | pulsetoday.co.uk | Anna Colivicchi

    People with long-term conditions such as COPD, diabetes and heart disease should have their BMI checked and recorded ‘at least once a year’, NICE has said. In draft guidance published today, NICE said that adults with long-term conditions should have their BMI recorded ‘annually’, with additional waist-to-height measurements for those with a BMI under 35.

  • PCSE mistakenly refunded GP pension contributions

    2 months ago | pulsetoday.co.uk | Anna Colivicchi

    Exclusive About 25 practices in London have been affected by a ‘significant’ issue with pension contributions, Pulse has learnt. North East London ICB told practices last week that it was made aware of an issue where pension contributions ‘have been refunded’ by Primary Care Support England (PCSE) this month, according to communication seen by Pulse.

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Anna Colivicchi
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14 Apr 25

RT @CIoJournalist: Pulse Today reports: 'Pulse journalist wins prestigious award for GP campaigning.' See: https://t.co/BABDIZ9ueL

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11 Apr 25

RT @AnaesUnited: We've spent over £175k in legal fees so far, and need to raise another £50k. Shame, really, that they didn't do their job…

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31 Mar 25

RT @mjauk: Congratulations to @AnnaColivicchi for winning prestigious campaigning journalism award 👏https://t.co/qOMkjGL1Qm