RCGP blog
17 September 2025
Active recovery - Clarendon Lodge Medical Practice
Darren Whitley, a patient at Clarendon Lodge, shares his experience of getting active as he recovered from Covid-19.
17 September 2025
Physical activity patient perspective: the cycling solicitor
In this patient case study, Elvis Kesic shares how his GP helped him to get active.
17 September 2025
The power of practice-led group exercise
Paolo La Barbera, a patient of Clarendon Lodge Medical Practice, shares his experience of getting active.
08 September 2025
Supporting the Modern General practice model - a facilitators view
Maria Stacy shares what it's like being an RCGP facilitator, supporting GP practices across the UK to improve systems and develop effective methods.
22 August 2025
Daffodil Standards Awards for End of Life Care – GPs please come forward
The UK is an ageing nation, and it is estimated that 160,000 more people in England and Wales will need palliative care by 2040. GPs are delivering this compassionate and expert care to their patients every day - and your efforts deserve to be recognised.
18 July 2025
Route to roots: Finding heritage in the everyday
Dr Zalan Alam explores how South Asian heritage weaves through daily life, from word origins to family stories.
20 June 2025
From GP to palliative care expert: understanding the GPwER Palliative end of life care framework
Learn how the GPwER Palliative end of life care framework helps GPs develop specialist palliative care skills to better support end-of-life patients in community settings.
20 June 2025
Mutual benefit in general practice – is it really possible?
A practical guide to transforming your GP practice with GPIP support, and how free expert help can improve patient care while reducing staff workload.
18 June 2025
Historic neurodiversity conference unites psychiatrists and GPs in groundbreaking dialogue
On Friday 13 June 2025, the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) and the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) convened an inaugural joint conference.
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