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Latest news
25 July 2024
‘Technology needs to support patient care, not detract from it’ says College Chair
RCGP Chair responds to a HSSIB report into digital tools for online consultation in general practice.
23 July 2024
Nearly 10,000 GPs urge Health Secretary to tackle the GP workforce 'crisis'
The RCGP leads an open letter calling for a review of the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan.
22 July 2024
College responds to global IT outage
College Chair Kamila Hawthorne responds to reports from members of considerable disruption caused by Microsoft’s global IT outage.
17 July 2024
College announces two new Vice Chairs
The College is pleased to announce its two new members of the Council Officer Team from November 2024.
Upcoming events
29 July 2024
Learn and Connect - CPR update course - AM. Polish Catholic Centre, Leeds
You're invited to join our new CPR Update course taking place in Leeds. A new Learn and Connect event will provide you with your update on CPR including a certificate for both adult and children while also being given the chance to learn more about your Faculty.
29 July 2024
Learn and Connect - CPR update course - PM, Polish Catholic Centre, Leeds
You're invited to join our new CPR Update course taking place in Leeds. A new Learn and Connect event will provide you with your update on CPR including a certificate for both adult and children while also being given the chance to learn more about your Faculty.
30 July 2024
Effective out of hours training | part 4 sepsis, mental health and challenging situations
This four-part online course is aimed at GP Trainees and GPs new to out of hours, working towards their urgent and unscheduled care competencies and GPs wanting to start or return to out of hours work.
01 August 2024
Summer Social and Health Inequalities Summit
This year, we are combining our annual summer social with a Health Inequalities Summit. The event will bring together the ICB and ICS from across South London to examine public health data and discuss projects aimed at addressing community needs. It will also provide an opportunity for networking and catching up with peers and colleagues over food and drinks.
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