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FAQs for practice managers
Getting started
Video guide to your LocumDeck Invoice area
Video guide Practice | How to use Instant Book
In under 9 minutes, get a reminder on how to set up Instant Book, see a live demo of an Instant Book from the practice and locum perspective and find out about the Search filters and date range search.
Finding a GP locum
How do I find GP locum cover for my practice?
The booking feature of LocumDeck is called Instant Book. The first steps to finding and booking GPs are:
- Ensure you have Activated LocumDeck's Instant Book feature in LocumDeck >> Settings
- Encourage locum colleagues to come on board LocumDeck and activate Instant Book sessions for your practice so you can start booking them.
GP locums are then notified, and can link with your practice and activate Instant Book sessions before their availability will become visible to you.
The ultimate vision of Instant Book is that, when enough practices and locums realise how powerful it is, finding GP locum cover will simply be a matter of going to your LocumDeck calendar, selecting the cover you need from all of the GPs who have proactively activated Instant Book sessions for your practice, and making a booking – instantly. The whole process taking seconds to minutes.
LocumDeck's Instant Book feature is new and momentum needs to build by encouraging locums and other practices to join.
How can GP locums find my practice?
Once your practice is added to LocumDeck's list of practices, you become visible to GP locums on LocumDeck.
To get on the list:
- Go to LocumDeck >> Settings
- Complete the necessary practice information.
- At the bottom of the page, activate LocumDeck's Instant Book feature.
- Click Update
- This adds you to LocumDeck's list of practices
You are now visible on LocumDeck, and GPs within 45 minute radius are also notified by email that you are onboard.
Can you ask GP locums to link with your practice?
Yes you can.
- After you signed up and completed your LocumDeck >> Settings, all GP locums within 45 minute travel radius were automatically notified by email that your practice is onboard.
- You can also invite your locum colleagues who aren't yet on LocumDeck:
- Go to Invite locums in your LocumDeck menu.
- Create a list of your GP locum colleagues and 'Invite all' sends them email invites.
How do I check a GP locum's credentials and suitability to work in my practice?
Clicking on the GP's name anywhere you see it in LocumDeck will open their profile. From there, you can see the GP's GMC number. Within Credentials, GP locums can upload important documents ready for you to review before making your booking decision.
Please note that, as clearly stated in LocumDeck's Terms and conditions, the practice is responsible for checking the credentials and suitability of the GP before engaging them. LocumDeck is an automated platform that facilitates your direct engagement with GP locums in the hope that this will help you build sustainable relationships with local, flexible GPs. As such, NASGP cannot and does not carry out any checks of the GP locums who use LocumDeck.
Request availability
How can I tell GP locums that my practice needs cover?
You can use Request availability to add your required dates and times. This encourages local GP locums to set your practice up for Instant Book and add their availability to their calendars, allowing you to then see what GPs are available and precise details of what cover they are able to offer you on your required dates. You are notified by email if a locum has been able to add any bookable availability for your practice. You can then browse LocumDeck and choose if any are suitable for booking. The simplest way to book the locum is via Instant Book. But sometimes GP locums may approach you by other routes to set up a booking.
The ultimate aim is that one day you will never have to Request availability, as GP locums pro-actively add their availability and all you have to do is search and book.
I requested availability, but my practice's requirements have changed and I don't need the dates I asked for.
You are not committed to making any booking after you've requested availability. The request acts as an indicator to local GP locums that there is demand on certain dates and nudges them to add availability and activate sessions for Instant Book for your practice.
So you are not inconveniencing anyone or misleading anyone if you later decide you no longer need a GP locum and you don't need to take any action to reverse the availability request.
About Instant Book
How do I make an Instant Booking?
There are two important things you need before being ready to Instant Book.
- Ensure you have Activated LocumDeck's Instant Book feature in LocumDeck >> Settings.
- Encourage locum colleagues to come on board LocumDeck and activate Instant Book sessions for your practice to Instant Book them.
Video guide Practice | How to use Instant Book
In under 9 minutes, get a reminder on how to set up Instant Book, see a live demo of an Instant Book from the practice and locum perspective and find out about the Search filters and date range search.
How do I cancel an Instant Book?
All bookings on LocumDeck, including those made via Instant Book, are direct engagements between the practice and GP locum. Therefore, if the practice needs to cancel a booking, they must contact the GP locum directly. Contact details for the GP locum will be on all confirmation bookings emails and invoices. GP locums may also occasionally choose to share their contact details in their LocumDeck profiles.
The GP locum's own cancellation policy, specified in their individual Terms and Conditions will apply.
Once the GP locum has been informed of the cancellation, they can proceed with the cancellation process from their LocumDeck.
Your calendar
How does the LocumDeck calendar work?
Once GP locums have linked with you on LocumDeck you will be able to see their bookable availability and any booked sessions you have with them on the calendar. You can click any of the calendar entries to see full details.
What do the LocumDeck calendar colours mean?
For easy reference, sessions of different status are colour-coded:
- Green for Confirmed sessions.
- Yellow for Confirmation request sessions the GP locum has offered you that are awaiting your confirmation.
- Red for 'Bookable Availability' that the locum is offering for Instant Book.
Why can't I see any GP locums on my LocumDeck calendar?
GP locums have to opt to link with you on LocumDeck by adding your practice to their personal address book before they are visible on your calendar. If your calendar is empty, it means that no GP locums have yet linked with your practice.
LocumDeck was only recently launched so if we want to get this service working to its full potential, we need to spread the word to get our colleagues onboard.
Top tip – if you see an empty calendar and you have branch surgeries, make sure you toggle between all your surgeries using the selector box – they will each have their separate calendar which will individually display the Committed availability and bookings.
GP locum bookings
How do I use LocumDeck to manage bookings?
LocumDeck is a flexible tool that facilitates your direct interaction with GP locums. It is not 'just' a booking platform or a job marketplace. It's more of a complete locum management system, especially when you use it alongside Spip's LocumPack. So you can use it to help manage bookings on several levels, depending on your preference and the locum you're dealing with
- At its simplest, you get clear calendar and table summaries of past and upcoming bookings and invoices with all your locums.
- Smart, quick confirmation system if making bookings in the traditional way, giving you both an audit trail of work agreed.
- At its most sophisticated, there is Instant Book.
I want to keep booking GP locums the old way: sending out my requirements, waiting for responses, agreeing terms, then confirming the booking.
If you have an established network of GP locums and you all prefer to continue using the traditional reactive route of making bookings then LocumDeck is great at helping you keep a track of your sessions and invoices.
Here's how:
- Let your GPs know you'd like to use LocumDeck – you can use Invite locums – urge them to sign up as they'll get a "really brilliant", according to our members, suite of automated invoicing, pensioning and Bookkeeper tools as part of their NASGP membership fee – currently £11/month.
- The locums adds any work you agree with them, and if they use LocumDeck's confirmation system, you will both get booking and invoicing emails and a live summary of bookings and invoices – for all your locums.
Confirm bookings
What do I do with a yellow 'Confirmation requested' session in my calendar?
If you're making bookings using the traditional route of contacting the locum directly, you may get yellow 'Confirmation requested' sessions appearing in your calendar along with emails to the practice manager and booking contact, asking you to "Please confirm these locum GP sessions".
This means the locum has added these session details to their calendar and is asking you to review and confirm the booking.
If you want to confirm the sessions, you can do this either from the blue confirmation link within the "Please confirm these locum GP sessions" email.
Or online within LocumDeck
- Open the session details by clicking on the yellow session on your calendar
- Click the blue tick icon at the end of the session detail line. This will take you to your Confirm bookings page.
- Use the white tickbox next to select the relevant Booking
- Finally click the green Confirm button. The booking is now confirmed. Confirmation emails are sent to both practice and locum and your calendars are both updated.
If you don't want to confirm the booking or need to make changes, then please contact the GP locum directly. One option is to do this by replying to the "Please confirm these locum GP sessions" email.
Cancelling bookings
How do I cancel a booking?
All bookings on LocumDeck, made by whatever route, are direct engagements between the practice and the GP locum. Therefore, if you need to cancel a booking, you must contact the GP locum directly. Contact details for the GP locum will be on all confirmation bookings emails and invoices. GP locums may also occasionally choose to share their contact details in their LocumDeck profiles.
The GP locum's own cancellation policy, specified in their individual Terms and Conditions, will apply.
Once the GP locum has been informed of the cancellation, they can proceed with the cancellation from their LocumDeck.
Does LocumDeck have a cancellation policy?
No. LocumDeck is not an agency or formal booking platform. It is designed to facilitate direct engagement between GP locums and practices. The GP locum can therefore specify their own personalised terms and conditions, which are then easily accessible to practices on emails and within the GP locum's LocumDeck profile.
Managing invoices and Locum Form A (NHS pension forms)
How will I receive invoices from GP locums?
Bookings on LocumDeck are direct engagements between the practice and GP locum. Therefore invoices are sent by the GP locum directly to the practice. Payment is made directly by the practice to the GP locum as per the payment terms contained on their customised invoice.
When a GP locum generates an invoice, the practice manager and invoicing contact get an email notification with the details of the work being charged for within the email and, if the locum is pensioning the work, the form A will be attached as a PDF.
You also have within LocumDeck an Invoices area which helps you keep a track of all your invoicing and payment activity for all your locums.
Where are GP locums' invoices and pension forms on LocumDeck?
How do I let the GP locum know that I have sent a payment?
- Go to LocumDeck >> Invoices.
- In the Status column click on the green tick to mark an invoice as 'Payment sent'
This automatically updates the GPs invoice record so they know to look out for your payment.
Once they receive payment, they can mark the invoice as 'Payment received'
Video guide for practices | How to view invoices and electronically sign NHS pension forms on LocumDeck
Managing users
How do I add a staff member or administrator to LocumDeck?
You can add two people for 'Invoicing contact' and 'Booking contact'.
- Go to My Account >> LocumDeck
- If the box is grey (uneditable), click on the green 'Change booking contact' button, the text box changes to white and you can add a new person;
- Ticking the 'Allow admin access' box that appears enables you to automatically invite them to set up an account for their own login.
- Complete by clicking green Update button bottom left of page.
Spip FAQs
Is Spip mobile-friendly?
Yes. A Clinician can use Spip from a smartphone using wifi or data (3G or 4G).
Will any third parties be able to see our Spip data?
Never. The only other people authorised to view your practice's information are the NASGP's clinical directors, who will from time-to-time monitor how practices are using their Spips so that NASGP can continually improve Spip.
NASGP is registered with the Data Protection Act.
Who owns Spip information?
All information and data added by a practice to a Spip and its corresponding Cudos belongs to that practice. See our Terms and Conditions for more information.
Spip | Who can see the information within Spip and Cudos?
This all depends on what role the Practice has assigned you.
|Group's Cudos
|Own & Edit
|Own & Edit
|A single authorised person within the practice who controls and manages Spip and Cudos. Can add and delete contacts in Cudos and content in Spip; can invite anyone to be a Clinician and change the status of Clinician to Editor or Staff. Can also invite and activate Group.
|Same as Clinician; can also add and delete contacts in Cudos as well as in Spip.
|Same as Clinician; can also view Cudos.
|Can view all content in Spip that has been authorised for viewing by Practice or Editor. Can not directly view Cudos.
|Can only be invited by Practice; can add and delete contacts in a separate Network Cudos. Can not view any contents in Spip. By inviting a Network (e.g. a single contact at a CCG or a GP federation) to add and delete contacts in a separate network Cudos; Practice or Editor can choose to also use contacts that have been added by Network.
How does Spip help clinicians work better?
When it comes to managing a patient in a GP surgery, we need access to one of atleast 200 items of information that are specific to that practice. If we can't recall this from memory, or it's not immediately accessible, retrieving this information can waste precious minutes or even hours of our time, a colleagues time and , most importantly, our patients time and even put a patient's health at risk.
It's those 200 bits of local, practice-based, non-clinical information that Spip enables practices to provide for all clinicians caring for their patients:
- How do I organise an urgent ECG in the middle of a busy surgery?
- What do I tell a patient about how they will be informed of abnormal blood tests?
- Which helicobacter pylori test is used at this practice?
- I've seen a nine year old boy with suspected testicular torsion who needs emergency referral. Which team do I refer him to?
- The local DVT pathway says 'Do a D-dimer test'. How is this done at this practice?
- Where are echocardiograms carried out? How do I request one? What do I tell the patient about the appointment-making process?
- I've requested a chest x-ray on a 68 year old man with a cough. How do I alert his usual GP that he may have a significant diagnosis?
- What's the extension number for main reception?
- Who's the practice's child safeguarding lead?
- I need a foreign language interpreter.
- How do I organise an urgent coil fitting as emergency contraception?
- What's the door access code to the toilet?
Spip contains over 200 similar, simple-yet-essential everyday scenarios.
What is Spip?
Spip is NASGP's Standardised Practice Induction Portal. It is a secure online platform that enables a practice team to centrally store and safely display essential information to enable any clinician working in any of its premises to manage patients quickly, effectively and efficiently.
It is not linked to your clinical IT system (EMIS, SystmOne etc) and does not contain any patient-identifiable information, so can be shared with any locums visiting your practice and can be accessed from home and on home visits. Within Spip you will find a centrally updatable directory of services – Cudos.
How does a GP invite a practice to set up a Spip?
Click on the Choose Practice Pack logo (you'll need to sign in if you've not already done so) and select Invite new GP practice.
You can invite as many practices to set up a Spip as you like.
If we've already got DXS/Map of Medicine, why do we need Spip?
Think of Spip as the information air traffic control of your GP practice, while services like DXS and Map of Medicine are the different airlines. Information used in GP practices comes from many different internal and external sources, and DXS/Map of Medicine are only one of these, and are generally outside the control of the practice.
Spip is practice-specific, focused on enabling a Clinician at the point of use to run a safe, effective and efficient consultation, or a Staff member referring to up-to-date information about practice processes. This encompasses far more than is contained in a local guideline.
For example, a local guideline may simply state "Arrange urgent ultrasound scan". Enacting this seemingly simple instruction will actually involve the Clinician having access to lots of bits of information about how your practice works:
- How do I organise an urgent ultrasound in this practice?
- Do I just send a form or do I also have to phone radiology?
- Where are the referral forms?
- How does this practice handle urgent referrals?
- What's this practice's policy on informing the patient of the results?
- Is completely controlled by you and is centred around your practice rather than the CCG.
- Does not require an NHS smartcard, and is not integrated into the clinical system. So it can be accessed by any clinician from a smartphone or from home, during visits, and before visiting a practice for locum work for the first time – or any time!
- Uses a standardised format – all practice Spips have exactly the same structure – which is quick and easy to navigate, so you can direct Clinicians to key information about how your practice works and how you link up to local guidelines.
Can't doctors just ask the receptionist?
They – being a GP, nurse, locum or new team member – could just ask the receptionist, but:
- The receptionist may not know the answer. Often this is the case, and a time-consuming game of "pass the parcel" ensues, taking up time of multiple staff. This is no bad reflection on anyone in the practice team; it's just there's so much to know and it's always changing, so it is not reasonable to expect the duty admin team to be 'know-it-alls'.
- It wastes time – not just the person seeking information (often a GP in the middle of a busy surgery), but the receptionists too.
- It undermines the GP-patient relationship: "If the GP doesn't even know how to refer me to physiotherapy, how do I know she's even made the correct diagnosis? I know, I'll rebook to see another GP.".
How do I create a Spip for a practice?
The person who initially sets up a Spip takes on the lead role, known as 'Practice', is responsible for administrative tasks such as managing other Spip users e.g. controlling who can view and edit Spip.
Therefore, usually the practice manager is best placed to initially set up a Spip by registering for Practice Manager membership of the NASGP.
Spip is included free as part of Practice Manager membership.
- You will need an NHS email address ending in
- nhs.net
- nhs.uk
- hscni.net
Once your Spip has been created, you can change your email address to a non-NHS email.
If you are a locum GP who wants to be involved in creating Spips for practices you work in, you can become a 'Spip Clinician' by registering with the NASGP as an Associate (free) or Full member. Once signed in, you will be able to 'Invite new GP practice' to create a Spip.
If you are a GP wishing to create a Spip for your own practice, unless you want to take on the administrative tasks of managing Spip users, the best route is to ask your practice manager to register for Practice Manager membership and set you up as a 'Spip Editor'.
Can Spip help with CQC compliance?
Yes. Spip is 'CQC-ready', with a dedicated section to easily categorise, store and display all your necessary policies.
Spip is a great way to demonstrate to the CQC that the right information is available at the right time to all members of your practice team to allow effective implementation of all your practice procedures. So Spip will not only provide you with a 'go to' place for your team to refer to and update information, in creating it, you will also making your CQC compliance less onerous.
See what the CQC has to say about Practice packs.
- Spip allows you to upload, link and add freetext notes for handy summaries and 'soft intelligence' about key practice operational procedures. It is a live, interactive, centrally updatable system designed to be easily searched and navigated.
- Once you're up and running with Spip you will be able to show the CQC that your Staff and Clinicians need never be more than 3 clicks away from information they need.
- GPs can already access key practice policy information that directly affect them as Clinicians e.g. chaperone policy, complaints procedure, clinical handovers, appointment system and access arrangements, practice prescribing procedures, contamination incidents etc.
Managing risk and quality
Monitoring quality of services
- On every Spip page displayed to your team there is a feedback comment system with a prompt to report any problems with a service at the point of use. This intelligence can be collated by the practice for discussion at internal meetings and/or to be raised with the local commissioners and providers.
Patient communication and reducing risk
- Throughout Spip you are prompted to add detailed information about Safety netting, missing results procedures, delayed referrals etc.
- The aim is for everyone in the team to have this information available quickly so that after every patient contact, it is clear to the patient and the practice what is expected next.
Co-operation with other providers of services
Spip is designed to provide up-to-date information which the Clinician can access at the point of need. You have the option of adding enriched information about each service which would equip the Clinician with:
- Awareness of the existence of a service.
- Understanding exactly what the service does; the boundaries of roles and responsibilities between the service and the practice, fostering good team working.
- How to access the service and up-to-date resources to do this e.g. referral forms.
- What to tell the patient about what to expect next.
- Interactive feedback; ability to leave comments or tips for future Clinicians; ability to report a problem with the service; ability to inform you if service details need updating.
How was Spip developed?
15 years ago, locum GP and NASGP chairman, Dr Richard Fieldhouse was named 'Sessional GP of the Year' by the Doctor newspaper. The award recognised his development of the inspired GP 'Practice Pack', in essence, a one-stop paper portfolio for busy GPs which could be updated with a practice's key information, such as local referral pathways and vital admin information.
Fast forward to 2015 and the need for such readily accessible, highly localised and practice-specific information, is even more compelling as health care tends to be delivered by an ever-increasing and ever-changing array of services and teams. In the intervening years technology has transformed how such information may be stored, accessed and updated.
So Spip – a secure online platform inspired by the earlier paper version – has taken over two years for Sara Chambers and Richard Fieldhouse to develop. Both are sessional GPs with over 35 years collective experience of having worked in over 150 different GP surgeries throughout their GP careers.
MPS have supported the development of Spip and CQC have helped with advice.
How much does Spip cost?
Starting August 2016, Practice Manager membership of the NASGP is now free. Spip comes free with that membership.
Spip has the additional capability to link with any local networks (CCGs, federations, practice hubs etc), for which that network will pay a small monthly charge of no more than £24 for each practice it links to.
It's also always free to Editors, Clinicians and Staff.
A Practice can:
- Add as many Editors, Clinicians or Staff it needs; although all users have to sign in with an email and a password, they will never have to pay to join the NASGP.
- Cancel their membership at any time.
- Ask us to remove all their data at any time, otherwise we will automatically remove all Spip data after one year. A Practice, and therefore all its Clinicians, Staff etc can re-access its Spip at anytime simply by rejoining.
LocumDeck | Compatibility and security
The entire NASGP website, including Practeus and its associated components LocumDeck and Spip, is hosted on a dedicated server by FastUK in London, using ISO 27001 and ISO 9001. All data during transmission is encrypted and authenticated using AES 128 GCM and uses ECDHE RSA as the key exchange mechanism.
We use the very latest programming language PHP with its state-of-the-art speed and security features.
You do not need to download any software.
Like any website, although Practeus will still function using the obsolete Microsoft IE8 browser, we strongly recommend you use a secure, modern browser that runs on a modern operating system. Since Microsoft no longer supports IE8 on Windows XP or Windows 7, any PC that uses IE8 is vulnerable to security breaches.
If you're able to, we strongly recommend you upgrade to a modern browser like Google Chrome, IE10, Firefox or Safari to run alongside IE8 if it's still needed for NHS legacy websites.
Use a LocumDeck alternative? Use the link above to check that service too.
Payment processing
- We do not accept, store, transmit or process cardholder data or any payments. We subcontract all these sensitive payment handling activities to a third parties, GoCardless for direct debit payments and Nochex for credit card payments, all who comply with PCI DSS Standards.
Firewall, security and encryption
- Our site uses SHA-256 with RSA Encryption ( 1.2.840.1135126.96.36.199 ) issued by Let's Encrypt Authority X3.
Cloud server
- Our front end website is hosted by mccit.co.uk, while LocumDeck is on Ionos which is ISO 27001 security compliant.
- Currently on a shared managed dedicated server but migrating to a unique managed dedicated server February 2019, again provided by UKFast.
Sucuri firewall
- The entire NASGP website is also protected by a firewall provided by Sucuri, preventing the site from malicious attacks designed to steal data or deny users access to the NASGP website.
Using passwords
The latest advice is to ditch using complex letter/character combinations, and use passphrases instead.
New NIST guidelines recommend using long passphrases instead of seemingly complex passwords. A passphrase is a "memorizsed secret" consisting of a sequence of words or other text used to authenticate their identity. It's longer than a password for added security, but much easier to learn.
Create unique passphrases you can remember, using whatever characters they want. e.g
- Honeymoon beach flower ketchup
- Correct horse battery staple
What are the Practice, Staff, Clinician and Editor roles in Spip?
The Practice is the lead role in Spip. This person will have authority from the practice to create a Spip and an NHS email address. They will usually be a practice manager or another senior member of the practice team.
The Practice is able to:
- add and edit items to Spip and Cudos.
- manages other users of Spip and Cudos.
The Practice can invite or deactivate Clinicians:
- The Clinician role can view Spip.
- Clinicians can be any clinician working in your practice who can benefit from access to Spip e.g. practice-based GPs, GP locums and nurses.
The Practice can invite or deactivate Staff:
- Staff can view Spip and Cudos. Cudos may contain items that are just for use by your practice staff e.g. building maintenance, IT system support, health and safety protocols. You would not want to display these in Spip but you can make them accessible to your practice staff by setting them up as Staff roles.
Practice can invite Editors.
- The Editor role can view Spip and Cudos but also add or edit items in Spip or Cudos.
- Editors will usually be established members of your practice team who are entrusted to share their knowledge of practice procedures and services with Clinicians, via Spip, and with Staff via Spip and Cudos e.g. GP partners, medical secretaries and nurse practitioners.
Switching roles
The Practice can switch people between different roles e.g. upgrade a Clinician to an Editor so they can crowdsource their knowledge of services
How do I use Spip messaging, comments and notes?
Simple, yet powerful
Spip comes with its own messaging, comments and notes system. It's a great way for all members of a practice – including visiting locum GPs – to share local information about service quality.
If you have any unread messages, we'll send you an email at 2pm to let you know, allowing you to go straight to your messaging area.
Comment on this page
All users can comment on any page within any Spip they have access too – advice to colleagues, useful tips etc.
That comment will only be visible on that particular practice's Spip. A copy is sent via the Spip's messaging system, and the Practice can edit the comment.
Leave a personal note
Useful for Clinicians to leave a personal note about that service for themselves. Only the person who made that note can see it.
Unlike 'comments', personal notes will be visible in all other Spips (on that specific page) – but again, visible only to the person who created that note.
Report service issue to Practice
Great for flagging up issues to a Practice about a service, enabling them to collect and escalate these issues further to prevent them happening again.
You must never include any patient-identifiable information in these reports.
Request page update
If you've looked something up in Spip but couldn't find it, or something was out-of-date or wrong, this lets the practice know.
What is a Spip 'Editor'?
The owner of a Spip – 'Practice' – can upgrade a Clinician to an Editor.
In addition to everything a Clinician can do, an Editor is also able to populate and edit Spip itself, keeping it up-to-date and relevant.
A Practice can invite as many Clinicians or Staff as it likes to help it 'crowdsource' information.
It's easy to downgrade an Editor back to a Clinician.
Toolkit | Checklist for home visits
Home visits are some of the most complicated activities that GPs do. Away from electronic records, usually after a busy surgery, through traffic, to sick or frail patients, often with multiple problems and anxious carers.
Our template helps you make the whole process go much more smoothly.
Checklist for home visits
Download – Word Save as – Google Doc
See also
Toolkit | Dictate referral template
These allow clinicians to make a physical record of every consultation that needs referral, reducing the likelihood of a referral going missing.
Dictate referral template
Toolkit | Locum pre-arrival checklist
To get the most out of your freelance GPs and minimise stress to your practice staff and disruption for patients, it is helpful to have the following in place in time for your GPs to smoothly start their session.
Locum pre-arrival checklist
Toolkit | Restock consulting room equipment
The best person to let you know when a room needs reequipping is the last person that used it. Print some of these out and pin to each room's notice board.


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Super Lovely Planet going platforming in summer
Lovely Planet, the deceptively cute and pleasingly tricky time trial FPS, is getting a third-person platforming spin-off. Quicktequila has announced Super Lovely Planet [official site] will bounce out this summer, a 3D platformer inspired by 2D NES platformers. "The kind of '80s 2D platformer that got mixed reviews on its controls," he says. "Think Ghouls 'n' Goblins and Castlevania instead of Mario or Kirby." Curious!
So as a nice yellow ball, off we'll go rolly-bouncing through levels and onto heads. Like Lovely Planet, it looks a stripped-down lark about trying to master something simple. In this case, it's the balance between precise rolling and speedy jumping. Peep the trailer:
I do still like how Lovely colours are muted enough to look slightly wrong.
While Super Lovely Planet's formal announcement was only this week, its creator has been gabbing about the game in dev blog posts for months. Perhaps you'd like to read about its jumping. Jumping gives gives a speed boost but has no air control, see, while rolling is slower but more precise. Quicktequila says:
"The challenge here lies in trying to strike the right balance between taking your time to carefully plan a flawless jump and moving more quickly. Nobody wants to call in a committee of advisers to give them a green-light before they can press the jump button. This combination of mechanics should see players balancing on a tightrope of temptation and patience. A balance is struck by multiplexing between two mutually exclusive states that grant control and award the player with more speed. The challenge is overcome when they are able to gracefully transition between the two states so as to create a sort of ebb and flow where the right amount of control is borrowed from crawling which pays off in a short burst of quick jumps."
Or this about shaking things up:
"Super Mario Galaxy was a big influence for the way this game eventually turned out. I feel that game is a perfect blend of wildly different platforming gimmicks that deliver a good variety of interesting mechanics without a dull moment of repetition. Since our game puts all of its focus on the platforming as well, each world experiments with a different and contrasting play style. One moment you'll find yourself balancing on a narrow beam to later dodging sniper fire in the vast open expanse of the Rice Fields."
I dug Lovely Planet so, while platformers aren't usually my bag, I'm up for this.
Super Lovely Planet is coming to Windows and Mac this summer. A Steam page is already up for wishlisters.

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Senator Hotel Taksim is a luxurious place of accommodation where guests can enjoy the relaxing atmosphere they are looking for. It will impress you with its modern outlook and excellent quality of services. All rooms are well appointed and supplied with the amenities a contemporary traveler may need for their pleasant stay. On request guests can benefit from a wide range of additional services and facilities of their choice. Senator Hotel Taksim boasts of a nice Pera Bistro where some of the best specialties are served. If you want to have a memorable stay while being in Istanbul, then this is the ideal place for you!
The rooms in Istanbul Senator Hotel Taksim are modern and comfortable. They are designed in a way to meet the needs even of the most sophisticated clients. Each room is fully furnished and supplied with the amenities a contemporary traveler may need for their pleasant stay such as a satellite TV, a work desk and a free Wi Fi access. On request guests can benefit from a wide range of additional services of their choice.
Senator Hotel Taksim features a nice Pera Bistro where some of the best traditional and international specialties are served. Every morning a substantial buffet breakfast is served. Guests can also have a cup of fresh drink in the bar while relaxing or watching the beauty of the surrounding area. The Pera Bistro will be at your disposal from early in the morning till late at night.
Senator Hotel Taksim is a modern place of accommodation located in the central part of Istanbul. It will meet your expectations in terms of modern facilities and excellent quality of services. All rooms are well appointed and supplied with the amenities a contemporary traveler may need for their pleasant stay. On request guests can benefit from a wide range of additional services and facilities of their choice. Senator Hotel Taksim features a nice Pera Bistro where some of the best specialties are served. Staying in Senator Hotel Taksim will be more than an experience for you!
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The second Jewish Recreation Club was built in the early 1950s after the first one was destroyed during the Battle of Hong Kong (8 – 25 December 1941). It lasted until 1992 when the site was razed to make way for the Robinson Place complex and the new Jewish Community Centre.
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"I used to love going to the community's open day/fair every year. I remember walking down the driveway/slope and into the open garden area where all the stalls were. And we children would run around. I also recall across the garden area were stairs down to another old building and that is where my nursery school was and we had animal crackers at break. Sandlands or Sandilands, it was called. There was a very tall man every year at the fair (I think possibly with a moustache?) and he was well known for running the bagel and lox stall. I don't know why I remember him. Perhaps because he was SO tall for a little girl! I also remember going into the building, the hall and I think there was a stage at one end."


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High Gas Prices=Increase in Car Break-ins?
Earlier today our car was broken into. One of the items taken from it was our gas card. When we called to cancel it, the customer service rep at Shell said there has been an increase of cases like ours ever since gas prices have gone up.
According to the Shell rep, they've been getting hundreds of calls like ours everyday and that it's on the rise. Some people have reported that their cars have been torn apart with most valuables left untouched, but their gas card was stolen. She said that criminals, knowing that many people leave their gas card in their car out of convenience, are breaking in to cars specifically looking for gas cards.
I don't think this was the reason we got our card stolen. We had stuff in our car that probably made us a target. During their rummaging, the crooks probably saw the card and added it to their haul.
I doubt that there is a correlation with increased gas prices and car break-ins. I can't imagine crooks breaking into cars only to look for gas cards. What if there is no gas card? I don't think a criminal is going to say, "Fiddlesticks! No gas card! I'll just leave these CDs and car stereo here and check the next car over for a gas card.†Perhaps the number of car break-ins is staying the same and crooks are just adding gas cards on the list of things to look for while jacking stuff from cars. Thus, the number of gas cards reported stolen from vehicles will increase to match the number of car break-ins. So, maybe high gas prices=increase in gas card heists, not increase in car break-ins.
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Even in the hours before signing day, coaches thinking about recruits who are two, three, even four years away from college. So no, it�s not too early to look ahead to 2018, though 2017 recruits signed two weeks ago.
This weekend the Hurricanes will host their first on-campus event for the next group of recruits. Recruits in the 2018 classes and younger will unofficially (read: they, not Miami, pay their way) tour the school, meet coaches and players and are given free tickets to the UM-Clemson basketball game.
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Defensive back: The main reason the Hurricanes weren�t too concerned about missing on several talented cornerback recruits in 2017: the local talent in 2018 is outstanding. Four-star commits Josh Jobe and Gilbert Frierson, who reportedly plan to attend Junior Day, may be joined by uncommitted five-star Patrick Surtain Jr. and four-star Tyson Campbell, both of Plantation-American Heritage; four-stars Al Blades Jr. and Asante Samuel Jr. (Fort Lauderdale-St. Thomas Aquinas) and safety Gurvan Hall (Palm Beach Lakes). All are nationally desired recruits Miami wants to keep home.
Wide receiver:�UM could sign four to five wide receivers, and South Florida has plenty of options as usual. Four-star wide receiver�Mark Pope (Miami Southridge), who will attend Junior Day according to 247Sports, is rated No. 23 among all prospects and No. 4 among wideouts by 247Sports. He is considering UM and Alabama.�Brian Hightower (Bradenton-IMG Academy) is another four-star Miami wants to sign.
Defensive line:�The Hurricanes are in need of good ones here, as previously noted. Tackle commit Nesta Silvera, who reportedly plans to attend Junior Day, is a significant addition. UM would love to add more tackles and ends to offset the graduation of�seniors Chad Thomas, Anthony Moten and Trent Harris and potential losses to the NFL.�Five-star tackle Taron Vincent (IMG Academy), is a major target. He is rated 10th overall in 2018 and tops at his position.
Tight end:�Losing Chris Herndon to graduation means Miami could enter 2018 with three tight ends on scholarship, none of whom had caught a college pass as of this writing. Two high-caliber signees are needed. One of them could be four-star Brevin Jordan, from Las Vegas-Bishop Gorman, is a teammate of a four-star quarterback of Miami interest, Dorian Thompson-Robinson. Miami has also offered another top-10 recruit at the position, four-star Will Mallory (Jacksonville-Providence).
Running back:�Landing five-star Lorenzo Lingard�s commitment recently checked a major box for Miami, which could lose Mark Walton to the NFL draft if he has a good season. Depth is an issue for UM at this position, so expect them to chase at least one (perhaps two) backs in addition to Lingard. It would be a pleasant surprise if five-star James Cook (Miami Central), the brother of former Florida State star Dalvin Cook, opted to stay local.
Linebacker:�After signing three in 2017, Miami likes its depth behind rising sophomores Shaq Quarterman, Michael Pinckney and Zach McCloud. The Hurricanes are likely to sign at least two to three linebackers to challenge for future starting roles. Also interesting: 247Sports reported five-star prospect Owen Pappoe (Loganville, Ga.) will visit. He is rated the No. 2 overall player in 2019.
Quarterback:�UM will have three strong underclassmen prospects on campus this fall in true freshmen N�Kosi Perry and Cade Weldon and redshirt freshman Jack Allison. However, top programs try to land at least one solid prospect per cycle. That could be Thompson-Robinson, IMG Academy�s Artur Sitowski or Casey Thompson (Moore, Okla.), other four-star recruits Miami has offered.
Offensive line:�After focusing heavily on its front five in 2017, UM is likely to try to add a few more this cycle.�UM recently offered five-star Jackson Carman (Fairfield, Ohio), the No. 1 player at the position, and is after Florida-based four-stars Richard Gouraige (Tampa-Cambridge Christian), �Nicholas Petit-Frere (Tampa-Berkeley Prep) and William Barnes (Apopka).
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Last night, the American Music Awards were broadcast on ABC to record low ratings. A show that featured typically lackluster performances from artists far more interested in choreographed dance moves than actually singing and playing bordered on all-out awful at times, which begs the question: Are music awards shows even relevant anymore?
The Academy Awards and even the Golden Globes are Hollywood events that bring in viewers simply because they want to see the celebs. Winners and losers are secondary. The problem with music is no one gives a shit about the artists, at least not in an awards setting, and they know what they'll mostly get in terms of performances are watered down lip synching and/or uncomfortable (rather than inspired) pairings.
Just for a minute, let's contemplate the aftermath of the AMAs.
There were the usual things like TV "stars" from the network hosting the show being paraded out to announce performances. Benjamin Bratt looked so thin and out of place, we almost felt sorry for him until we remembered who he was.
There were the streamlined nominations with predictable results and the rambling, awkward speeches that sounded more like shout outs and name drops than heartfelt sentimentality. There was even the strange joint custody of rapper Pitbull in "duets" with both Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, who recently separated.
But these are all things we sort of expect to see at awards shows. What we didn't expect to see was live advertising.
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Honestly, when J-Lo was announced as "international superstar Jennifer Lopez," we were dubious. Sure, she looked like a star desperately clinging to her youth (read: booty) by bumping her assets into the crotch of Pitbull while her soon-to-be-ex looked on, no doubt in stunned silence with a bevy of hot chicks on each arm.
But, when the stage set revealed an honest to God Fiat, the car that she pimps in commercials where she appears to kill street dancers with nothing but the shaking of her hips (we thought that was reserved for Shakira and the "Tango de la Muerte"), we were a kinda floored. There she was dancing on it and shimmying inside it (with in-car cameras we're sure come standard) after she managed to get the locked door open in a not so ironic twist. The background screen even used the same street shots they use in the commercial.
Of course, as if magic had occurred, the very commercial she practically performed live came on in the next break.
We get that these things are sellouts, but we can't recall a more painfully obvious display and we'd like to believe that was at least part of the reasons viewers tuned out. That and awards shows suck.


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Crystal Palace 2-1 Coventry
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Crystal Palace struck twice in injury time to secure a dramatic victory over Coventry at Selhurst Park.
The Sky Blues, who are still searching for their first point of the season, grabbed the lead in 49th minute through Lukas Jutkiewicz.
But Palace pulled level when Sean Scannell turned in a rebound after Wilfried Zaha's shot was saved.
And in the fifth minute of injury time, Jermaine Easter hit his first of the season to steal all three points.
In a dour opening 45 minutes, neither side had a shot on target and Coventry striker Gary McSheffrey was forced off with an injury in the 19th minute.
Jutkiewicz broke the deadlock early the second half when Cyrus Christie's cross ricocheted off Palace defender Peter Ramage for the former Everton man to challenge Julian Speroni in the air, and the ball was adjudged to have crossed the line.
Palace almost hit back immediately but Scannell was denied by Coventry keeper Joe Murphy and substitute Zaha dragged a shot from the edge of the area wide.
Roy O'Donovan and Paddy McCarthy saw efforts fly over the crossbar for the home side before Jutkiewicz was twice denied a second by saves from Palace goalkeeper Julian Speroni.
Palace poured forward in search of the equaliser and Zaha was again just off target with a thumping drive.
But their luck changed in the final minute when Zaha's 20-yard shot was kept out by Murphy but Scannell pounced on to the bouncing rebound to send a spectacular scissor kick into the bottom corner.
Then in the fifth minute of time added on Easter latched on to another parry from Murphy, again from a Zaha effort, and converted from close range to complete an unlikely turnaround.


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Game Review: I Am Setsuna
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"I... am the sacrifice."
Cue haunting piano music. While most of legendary Japanese developer Square Enix have been toiling away on the huge and expensive Final Fantasy XV, a small division called Tokyo RPG Factory was formed. This studio has been quietly creating a smaller Japanese role playing game (JRPG), paying homage to Square's "golden era" in the SNES days. Inspired by classics like Chrono Trigger and older Final Fantasy games, this little studio wanted to create a game harking back to those simpler times, with a retro flavoured, traditional JRPG.
And why not?
There's certainly a market for it, re-releases of the old Square titles remain popular and many players are nostalgic for those fantasy epics of yore. Introducing - I Am Setsuna.
Review: I Am Setsuna
As a gamer who also grew up on those classic fantasy JRPGs, I was a fan of Square's older works. Although the combat quality varied, and the games could get repetitive and predictable, I could overlook that for the epic storylines, memorable characters and rich worlds they contained. Games like Chrono Trigger with its time travelling theme added some welcome originality to the mix. Unfortunately though, I am Setsuna doesn't take on the more original ideas, sticking firmly to the traditional formula.
So then, we have a standard JRPG setup. You control the fate of a small group which grows in number during the course of the game. You explore via an overworld map, entering settlements and "dungeons" of various forms, following a linear storyline. You battle monsters and level up through combat, learning new moves and spells. The safety of the world is threatened and it's up to your heroes to fix it, all to the sound of beautiful, atmospheric music. All the staples you expect from an old Square JRPG are here, and don't expect any big surprises. The only addition to the formula worth noting lies in the combat system, which I'll cover later.
The world of I Am Setsuna is a snowy landscape dotted with mountains, forests, and villages. The environment is pretty, and the rest of the graphics have a stylised charm. However, you'd best like snow because, in a surprising departure from other RPGs, there's no other settings to experience. You'll enter snowy forests, snowy villages, icy caves, ancient temples and… that's about it. This landscape creates a nice ambience but it does get boring and you may be crying out for some greenery. You'd also expect to find side quests, secrets and other locations to explore - but here there's very little – the world feels small and somewhat lifeless compared to similar games. It's minimalistic in content which fits the atmosphere of the game, but feels restrictive. I Am Setsuna exclusively uses background piano music, and this makes for a beautiful and somewhat sombre atmosphere with some lovely tunes, although again, it can become wearying. This ambience compliments the story themes nicely.
Lead character, Setsuna, is a on a pilgrimage with a twist; she's a human sacrifice following a tradition to appease the world's monster threat. Characters gradually join her group and each has a small and sometimes tragic backstory. The narrative explores themes like loss, self-sacrifice, duty and hope, and has a thoughtful and melancholy air. Sadly, although the characters are quite likeable, they don't get enough dialogue time to interact, develop and really care about. Your protagonist, Endir, is initially contracted to kill Setsuna, but decides to joins her quest instead. Although you sometimes get a choice of dialogue responses as Endir, they don't affect the final outcome, but I did find it fun to always play the villain, just to see the other characters react angrily to me. The story and characters are compelling enough to want to see the story through to its poignant conclusion.
It's classic Square, but don't expect a Final Fantasy epic or masterpiece.
Combat in the game is also old school, being heavily influenced by Chrono Trigger. When you encounter enemies, you switch to combat mode. Within the combat zone, your group and the enemies move around during the battle, allowing some strategy using area based attacks and spells. Combat employs the old Active Time Battle (ATB) system. You don't move characters, but can take actions when their individual time bars fill up. What's new is that if you refrain from taking an action, another bar fills, earning you "Momentum" points. Momentum adds extra power or effects by pressing a button when the action's performed. This adds some welcome interactivity and strategy to proceedings. On top of that, there's a power-up system called Singularity which adds overall effects during battles, affected by items you have equipped and actions that you perform. Confused yet?
And it goes on. Spritnites are equippable items which dictate what actions you can use. These can be levelled up in different ways depending on how you defeat enemies. Incidentally, that also nets you different materials from the enemies, which in turn affects which Spritnites you can buy. Oh, and there's different Talismans to slot your Spritnites into, which affect the Momentum and... Brain… exploding… Obviously, I don't expect you to understand any of this. And herein lies a major problem with the game. These new systems are very complex, intertwined, and at least initially are very difficult to grasp. The game also does a terrible job of teaching you about them, in fact, after a brief tutorial, you're basically left to figure it out yourself. Fortunately, ignoring these extra layers, the basic combat system's straightforward enough and you can bumble through much of the game without really using or learning the new systems. But sometimes you may hit a brick wall of difficulty where understanding and exploiting these mechanics can be the difference between success and failure. Then it's up to you to read the host of explanations hidden in the menus (the Snow Chronicles, don't miss it!). This is poorly done and it's a real shame - there's plenty of depth with these new systems, but 90% of players won't discover or fully understand it.
I Am Setusuna also clutches its retro roots a little too dearly – with some unwelcome design hang-overs from yesteryear. Tutorials and hints are thin on the ground. The game doesn't have an autosave – and at times you are limited to static save points so don't do what I did and forget to save for hours, then die! Party members become under-leveled if left out of combat. There's item busywork; the traditional village inns to restore your party are strangely absent in this RPG, so you always have to remember to heal up before battle. Additionally, if you don't stock up on plenty of restoration items in town, you'll run into real difficulty in the wild, sometimes being forced to grind or backtrack to resupply. The game's also lacking variety, presumably let down by the large scope of the game but small studio team size. At 20-30 hours for a playthrough, events are padded out with backtracking, lots of enemy re-use, and plenty of combat – with little extra content to add interest.
Whilst I Am Setsuna is a decent and charming experience overall, it doesn't quite reach the standards of the classic JPRGs its trying to emulate. For fans of that genre, there's probably enough here to keep you happy, but for other players it's a bit lacking. Personally, it was a nice little nostalgia trip, but it was a shame to see nothing original besides the complex combat additions.
Newer JRPGs like the amazing Xenosaga series have proved you can modernise the classic formula successfully – but despite the nostalgia I feel for old school Square games, perhaps some things are best left in the past.
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A charming and competent RPG which is let down by a lack of variety, depth and originality. Retro JRPG fans will like it though.


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In 2013 Jimmy Fallon tweeted this picture of himself at his prom with the caption "My date went tanning the night before. I did not. I looked like powder #awkwardpromstory." But, pale vampire face aside, that's not such a bad picture in comparison to other prom pics of current celebrities from way back when.
Just like the rest of us, these soon-to-be-famous folks spent their prom nights looking awkward or ridiculous – but unlike the rest of us, their shameful shots have gone round the world after they hit the big time. Well, there are bound to be some drawbacks to fame, right?
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Taylor Lautner
Way before his hunky Twilight days, Taylor Lautner was a fresh-faced, spiky-haired little tyke. Sadly, we'll never know whether he'd have picked up so many fans if he'd kept on with that human hedgehog look. Probably not.
Image: via Celebuzz
Lizzy Caplan
Actress Lizzy Caplan's prom picture is strange to say the least, but what's the strangest thing about it? The bizarre knotted hairdo? The piercing stare of exasperation on her face? Or the fact that her date is dressed as a Dalmatian? Could be any of those things, let's be honest.
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Ellen DeGeneres
Has anyone ever looked more miserable in their prom picture than Ellen DeGeneres? Still, if we were stuck with a dress as magnificently ugly as that, we'd be a bit down in the dumps too.
Image: Twitter/Lance Bass
Lance Bass
If Lance Bass' date here looks familiar, then that's because he's draped over none other than Topanga from Boy Meets World, aka actress Danielle Fishel. However, even her surprising presence can't quite distract from the awkwardness of the onetime NSYNC star's hovering hands, pained expression and blonde frosted tips.
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Brad Pitt
Believe it or not, even Brad Pitt once had a phase where he just looked like a regular kid with a bad haircut, instead of a sex god bound for Hollywood stardom – as his cringeworthy prom pic here shows. That bizarre, half-laughing facial expression on the face of the future hunk doesn't really help his case, either.
Renée Zellweger
There's something more than a little unnerving about Renée Zellweger in her prom pic. The smile, the blank eyes and the hand just floating above her date's chest all just seem slightly menacing when you put them all together in one shot. The '80s hairdo actually rather suits the future actress, though, so there's that.
Image: via Pinterest/Vanity Stewart
Pamela Anderson
Baywatch sex symbol Pamela Anderson looks completely and utterly unrecognisable in her prom pic. No peroxide blonde hair or red one-piece here – just brunette curls and a terrible, puffy white dress. She still looks gorgeous, though, despite that awful choice of gown.
Image: via Instagram/johnstamos
John Stamos
If ever anyone doubted that Full House's John Stamos had a healthy sense of humor, then the fact that he shared this both adorable and utterly awkward prom shot on Instagram should convince them of that fact. After all, it's healthy to poke fun at your young self's terrible suit and hair flicks now and again.
Angelina Jolie
Angelina Jolie would grow up to be considered one of the most beautiful women in the world. But this prom photo shows that once even she was an awkward, gangly young person. Hope for all teens tussling with their looks, then.
Jon Hamm
Jon Hamm may have already been as dapper as Don Draper in his youth, but at this point he hadn't quite mastered a smile yet. Hopefully that awkward grimace didn't disappoint his cute date – future 24 and Twilight actress Sarah Clarke – too much.
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Sylvester Stallone
Who'd have known that this gawky kid would have grown up to become one of the most iconic tough guys in Hollywood? Probably not Sylvester Stallone at this point: he's 19 years old here and your standard-issue graceless teen.
Paul Rudd
With a mullet like that, it's remarkable that Paul Rudd managed to get even one girl to pose near him, let alone three. The fact that the hairdon't was pretty much the style at the time doesn't stop the shot from now raising a bit of a chuckle, though.
Image: via Complex
Bruno Mars
Before he settled on his current look, Bruno Mars – or plain old Peter Hernandez, as he was then – was rocking an afro. And the future pop star pretty much pulls it off, so it's the pose that makes this shot awkward: scarily, it looks like his date is about to strangle him.
Image: via Stars
Matthew McConaughey
Let's hope that Matthew McConaughey grew out of being surprised every time a camera is pointed at him. After all, there are plenty now pointed at him during his day job.
Image: via imgur
Ryan Seacrest
Where to start with Ryan Seacrest's pic? His hair, his date's spectacular dress… oh, and also neither of them look like they're really sure where to put their hands. Probably a snap he'd rather were pushed to the back of a cupboard, really.
Image: via Gawker
John Krasinski
Teenage John Krasinski had yet to settle into his ears, or teeth, or… well, any of his body, really. Anyone who grew up hot and married Emily Blunt has got to have had the last laugh, though.
Elizabeth Banks
Elizabeth Banks looks quite pretty in her prom photo, even with that ever so slightly ill-judged hair. And that half-smile, half-grimace, too. Perhaps her date is holding her a bit too tightly.
Image: via 99.9 The Point
Jennifer Aniston
A long time before the "Rachel," Jennifer Aniston sported this unflattering 'do instead. Her date looks like he didn't care, though – and now he has bragging rights for days.
Image: Instagram/joshduhamel
Josh Duhamel
The future Mr. Fergie looks very confused in his prom picture. Is it because, as Josh Duhamel himself has said, he's realized that he might get to see a girl naked for the first time and is so puzzled as to what she might look like? Or is it just because he's wondering about that thing on his head?


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