John Lockley

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12 May 2015

Enter the CCG: on Painting by Numbers

John Lockley feels over-positive tweets and communications to the NHS do nobody any favours. Fortunately, the new e-Referral Service is
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23 April 2015

Enter the CCG: on prene-ing

Dr John Lockley has a new concept: the prene. This is a selfish activity, plan or program that fails to
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10 March 2015

Enter the CCG: filling the smoke filled void

John Lockley finds curious parallels between a smoking chimney and a choking healthcare IT and information set-up. The solution to
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17 December 2014

Enter the CCG: Dear Santa

Pity Dr John Lockley. Three years ago, he started working for a clinical commissioning group, where the doctors struggle to
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23 September 2014

Enter the CCG on writing for a readership

GP and CCIO John Lockley teaches medical students to think about their intended audience before they pen an article. Programmers
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30 June 2014

Enter the CCG on stats use and abuse

A little statistical knowledge is a dangerous thing, argues GP John Lockley; who has come up with a manifesto for
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2 May 2014

Enter the CCG loses its RAG

Dr John Lockley says there are lies, damn lies – and RAG ratings.
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9 April 2014

Enter the CCG, one year on

Dr John Lockley reflects on the highs and lows of his first year as clinical lead for informatics at Bedfordshire
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10 March 2014

Enter the CCG: referral management

GP John Lockley gets to grips with the knotty problem of referral management; and why it’s so hard for the
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13 January 2014

Enter the CCG

Dr John Lockley would like to introduce you to Paula; the woman who inspired ‘the Paula Test’ that IT suppliers,
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