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New Role: Medical Secretaries & Administrative Assistants — Remote AI Evaluation Work 🌍 Remote | ⏱ ~30 hrs/week | ⏳ ~3–4 week project | 💰 ~$60–$80/hr

A number of AI labs are currently looking for experienced medical secretaries and administrative assistants to help evaluate how clinical documentation and administrative workflows are handled by AI systems.
This type of work sits closer to AI quality assurance and evaluation than traditional healthcare roles.

The focus is on how administrative and documentation tasks are handled in healthcare settings.

Typical tasks may include:
• reviewing or creating examples of common administrative requests
• evaluating how well AI systems handle clinical correspondence or documentation workflows
• reviewing peer submissions to improve AI research datasets
Your real-world experience with medical documentation, correspondence, and healthcare administration is the expertise that matters here.

Eligibility & fit
These roles generally look for:
• ~4+ years experience as a medical secretary, medical administrator, or similar role
• strong written communication and documentation skills
• familiarity with real clinical documentation processes

Practical details
• Fully remote independent-contractor work
• Projects often run for a few weeks at a time
• Work is usually asynchronous and completed on your own schedule
• Example project: ~30 hours/week for ~3–4 weeks
Medical Secretaries - Feb 26

Roles like this are part of a broader trend where healthcare professionals contribute domain expertise to improve the safety and reliability of AI systems used in healthcare environments.
If you want to explore this particular opportunity:
👉 https://lnkd.in/eQ5wn6Rz

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For GP Practice followers I'd like to highlight the following Redmoor Health webinars, they seems to be getting stellar results from their managed social media service for GP Practices:

Upcoming webinars
5th February - Rebuilding Trust and Improving Uptake: Using Social Media to Support Childhood Immunisations with Cameron Booth and Clare Temple Microsoft Virtual Events Powered by Teams

11th February - From Reactive to Proactive: Approaches to Prevention and Self-care with Clare Temple and ORCHA's Tom Micklewright. Register here: Microsoft Virtual Events Powered by Teams

25 February - What Joined-Up Primary Care Data Shows with Clare Temple and Matt Sweeney. Register here: Microsoft Virtual Events Powered by Teams

More info here:

What the data showed -January We're having a look back over the month and sharing some highlights. NHS Health Checks Can structured delivery, project management and communications support for GP practices materially improve NHS Health Check outcomes? Yes!! Working with Public Health, we have supported GP practices and seen a sig

Many GP practices assume NHS Health Checks are “low value” because uptake is variable and the admin burden feels high. The numbers tell a slightly different story.

For a practice with a list size of around 10,000, a 25% improvement in uptake typically means an extra 200–250 completed health checks a year. At around £25 per check, that’s roughly £5k–£6k of additional income, without adding clinical capacity.

In time terms, that usually translates to about 100–125 extra HCA hours across a whole year (around 2–3 hours a week), assuming a 25–30 minute appointment including admin. Even at fully loaded HCA costs, the activity generally covers its own time. The real challenge isn’t delivering the checks, it’s getting the right patients to book and attend.

What consistently makes the difference isn’t sending more invites, but targeting the right patients, using clearer GP-branded messaging, and making booking genuinely easy.

I was really impressed with a webinar improving Health Check uptake by Redmoor Health.

Rather than increasing volume, they support practices to refine EMIS/SystemOne searches so invitations focus on higher-risk and previously non-responsive patients. They help rewrite invitation messages so they’re clear, reassuring and clearly from the practice, often including direct booking links to reduce drop-off. They also support practices to reinforce the message across websites, waiting room screens and social media, and to encourage opportunistic offers during routine patient contact.

Practices that take this approach tend to see fewer wasted invites, higher attendance, and better diagnostic yield per check – with minimal extra pressure on already stretched teams.

Worth keeping in mind as prevention planning and capacity discussions start for next year.

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🥣 Tried every diet app — and still can’t stick with it?
You’re not the problem. Most apps are designed for willpower, not real life.

I’ve reviewed the best diet-tracking apps for 2025 — including Cronometer, MacroFactor, Lose It!, YAZIO, and the new Hava satiety app — using Reddit user feedback and clinical research (yes, actual evidence, not marketing claims).

Find out which ones really help you stay full, not frustrated 👇
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🪥 Are “smart” toothbrushes really smarter?

We’ve examined the claims behind Bluetooth toothbrushes — the ones that link to an app and show you where you’re missing spots, when you’re pressing too hard, and how your brushing score stacks up.

👩‍👧‍👦 From family bedtime brushing battles to data-driven dental care, our latest guide explains:
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💡 It’s a fun read — with a few surprises along the way.
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Have you seen this? 👀

Apple’s new Watch models (Series 11 and Utra 3) now come with a high blood pressure warning — and it’s also rolling out to some older watches too (Series 9/10 and Ultra 2).

It works quietly in the background for 30 days, looking for patterns that might suggest high blood pressure. If signs are there, it will gently nudge you with a notification.

👉 Important: it’s not a diagnosis. But for many of us in mid-life, when high blood pressure can creep up without symptoms, that extra prompt could be a real lifesaver.

What to do if you get a “Possible Hypertension” alert:

Don’t panic — it’s just a heads-up

Use a proper cuff blood pressure monitor at home for 7 days

Log your readings

Share them with your GP

The NHS says high blood pressure means 140/90 mmHg or higher in clinic, or 135/85 mmHg at home. (Source: NHS – https://www.nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/blood-pressure-test/
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💡 If you already have a compatible Apple Watch, update to watchOS 26 and turn on Hypertension Notifications in the Health app. If not, maybe one to keep in mind when you next upgrade.

Would you trust your smartwatch to give you a heads-up about your health? ⌚❤️

Find out more at https://digitalhealthcoachuk.net/apple-watch-can-now-warn-you-about-high-blood-pressure-heres-what-you-should-know/

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We all get concerned when we’ve been feeling unwell for a while. Maybe it’s an ache that won’t go away, persistent fatigue, or an unsettling discomfort that leaves you wondering: “Is this serious?”

If you’ve ever found yourself spiralling through endless Google searches, overwhelmed by alarming possibilities, you’re not alone. But here’s the thing: there’s a better way to understand your symptoms.

🔍 Trusted symptom checker tools, like the ones from NHS and Isabel Health, can provide clear, evidence-based suggestions to help you take the first step toward managing your health. These tools are easy to use, reliable, and can guide you on whether to see a doctor or manage things at home.

📋 Here’s how to approach your health concerns:
1️⃣ Start with a symptom checker: Tools like Isabel Health and the NHS Symptom Checker give you personalized, trustworthy results—not the fear-inducing clickbait you might find online.
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3️⃣ Reassure yourself: Many symptoms have straightforward causes, and using these tools can help you feel confident about taking the next step.

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✨ Whether it’s helping you understand your symptoms or preparing for a GP appointment, these tools are here to support you. Take control of your health journey today!

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