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07 April 2026

Jude Danby Chair LCARM Group RCGP March 30th 2026

A Medscape survey cited in the article showed that most physicians were against age-based limitations, although one third of respondents agreed with periodic assessments of cognitive abilities.

01 April 2026

Life, Leave and the List: Navigating Parenthood as a GP

This article sets out that roadmap. It is deliberately practical, designed as something you could print and keep in your diary, or hand to a colleague who has just shared their pregnancy news in the coffee room.

05 March 2026

I hold his hand today. One day, he will stand up for equality and lift others with him

This year’s International Women’s Day theme, Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls, is not abstract to me. It is personal. As a mum to an awesome toddler, I see the future in his eyes.

02 March 2026

Continuous improvement at Dronfield Medical Practice

Practice feedback highlights the distinctive role of RCGP facilitation. The structured approach created momentum while maintaining a supportive and collaborative relationship with the team.

27 January 2026

About the RCGP's upcoming Fairer Practice Toolkit

Dom Patterson, Chair of the RCGP's Health Equity Special Interest Group, talks about the College's Fairer Practice Toolkit.

20 November 2025

Islamophobia awareness month: Flipping the script

Dr Bedria Akasha examines the effects of Islamophobia and highlights Islamic teachings on respect, urging a shift toward empathy and truth during this awareness month.

12 November 2025

Faith, bias and belonging: A GP’s reflections for Islamophobia Awareness Month

GP Dr Bushra Kamal shares how faith shapes care and why speaking about Islamophobia matters for trust, compassion and inclusion in the NHS.

04 November 2025

From “I know someone who can” to creating the ABCDEF guide for migrant young people

This is the story of how a simple forum post led to an unexpected collaboration between four doctors, the creation of a new consultation framework, and a shared passion for improving care for migrant young people. It reflects on connection, curiosity, and the power of small beginnings in shaping meaningful change.

27 October 2025

We are stronger together: A journey in leadership and identity

In celebration of Black History Month, Dr John Okocha reflects on leadership, mentorship and identity, and the importance of representation in shaping the future of general practice.