Courses and events

Zoom

A regional approach to musculoskeletal diagnosis and management | Part 1 | EWS

Join us for the first of three interactive webinars which will cover a clinic of eight musculoskeletal presentations aimed at enabling fast diagnosis, identifying pathognomic features and best management options.

• Date

  09 September 2025

• Start time

  19:00

• Places left

  90

David Weatherall Building, Keele University

Midland Research Conference 2025: Ensuring Primary Care is fit for the future

Midland faculty is pleased to be working with Keele University on this year’s Research Symposium. Join us for a fully interactive day of both plenaries and workshops. There is also an opportunity to submit an abstract (for oral presentation or poster).

• Date

  11 September 2025

• Start time

  09:30

• Places left

  95

Zoom

A trainer’s guide to the SCA: an introduction

Join us for the first of a two-part series of FREE webinars on the SCA exam. This informative webinar introduces the SCA exam and is led by esteemed professionals Dr Roger Neighbour, Dr Robin Simpson and Dr Jim Bartlett. With extensive experience as examiners and facilitators of successful SCA prep courses for the RCGP, they bring a wealth of knowledge to guide you through this crucial examination.

• Date

  11 September 2025

• Start time

  19:00

• Places left

  1973

Zoom

Mastering headache consultations | Half day conference

This session series will provide GPs with the skills to diagnose headache disorders, identify red flags, implement holistic management, determine referral needs, and stay informed on current and emerging treatments, including anti-CGRP therapies.

• Date

  15 September 2025

• Start time

  12:30

• Places left

  199

Effective out of hours training | Part 2 | Covid-19, ethics, organisational aspects

This four-part online course is aimed at GP Registrars who are new to out of hours and working towards their urgent and unscheduled care competencies.

• Date

  16 September 2025

• Start time

  18:00

• Places left

  56

Online via Zoom

Physical activity: inspiring moving stories

This webinar will showcase the RCGP's Moving Stories series, featuring six powerful narratives that illustrate how primary care has effectively supported patients in increasing their physical activity, e.g. through becoming an Active Practice. One in four people would be more active if advised by a healthcare professional. These inspiring stories serve as reminders of the significant impact healthcare professionals can have on encouraging healthier lifestyles. By sharing these real-world examples, the session aims to motivate attendees to implement similar strategies in their own practices, ultimately enhancing patient outcomes and community well-being.

• Date

  17 September 2025

• Start time

  18:30

• Places left

  1000

Zoom

A trainer's guide to the SCA: case examples and exam preparation

Join us for the second of a two-part series of FREE webinars on the SCA exam. This informative webinar introduces the SCA exam and is led by esteemed professionals Dr Roger Neighbour, Dr Robin Simpson and Dr Jim Bartlett. With extensive experience as examiners and facilitators of successful SCA prep courses for the RCGP, they bring a wealth of knowledge to guide you through this crucial examination.

• Date

  18 September 2025

• Start time

  19:00

• Places left

  1973

Zoom

A structural approach to musculoskeletal diagnosis and management | Part 2 | EWS

Join us for the first of three interactive webinars which will cover a clinic of eight musculoskeletal presentations aimed at enabling fast diagnosis, identifying pathognomic features and best management options.

• Date

  23 September 2025

• Start time

  19:00

• Places left

  97

Online

An introduction to speaking publicly or via the media for GPs

Giving you the power to say what you want to say and to say it well. This is the world of the soundbite, the app, the tweet, the word cloud. It’s a world of 24-hour rolling news... of vox pops, webcasts and video clips. In business today, you are expected to be able to communicate quickly and simply: » to hit the right note » to come across well » to create memory. Whether it’s talking via broadcast or narrowcast TV, on radio, to the press, or presenting to an audience – live or virtual – the right preparation gives you the power to say what you want to say and to say it well.

• Date

  24 September 2025

• Start time

  13:00

• Places left

  171