Courses and events

We provide a wide range of high-quality online events to support our members' continuing professional development. Topics cover a broad range of clinical, wellbeing and developmental themes for GPs at all stages of their career.

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Zoom

Palliative care | Part 1

Palliative medicine two half-day course will cover managing common symptoms in palliative care, and understand the nuances of providing care in unique settings.

  • Date

    07 May 2025

  • Start time

    12:30

  • Places left

    66

Childhood health: immunisations, inequalities and diseases

  • Date

    08 May 2025

  • Start time

    19:30

  • Places left

    21

Online

Active Bystander Training

Witnessing verbal and physical abuse, discrimination, racism and micro-aggression effects everyone! Have you ever been in a situation where you want to challenge someone’s behaviour - but you didn’t know how to do it or what to say? This session has been developed to support ALL members of the Primary Care Team. It includes self-coaching techniques to help you keep a cool head when you’re faced with a challenging situation, and assertive language devices which you can use to make sure your voice is heard if you want to raise a concern. The session focuses on challenging inappropriate workplace behaviours from patients and colleagues and will give you the tools needed to be able to do this confidently.

  • Date

    09 May 2025

  • Start time

    13:00

  • Places left

    1

Boom Battle Bar, Plymouth

GP Registrar social event - Plymouth

Looking for an opportunity to de-stress and have some fun? Come join us for an exciting evening of darts, axe throwing, shuffle board and pool. Socialising with fellow GP trainees from across the South West. Enjoy complimentary food and welcome drinks.

  • Date

    09 May 2025

  • Start time

    18:30

  • Places left

    2

The Angel Hall, Bowden House, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 7PW

Yoga and mindfulness workshop for GPs

Join fellow GPs for a morning of gentle yoga, relaxation and mindfulness in the beautiful Angel Hall near Totnes.

  • Date

    13 May 2025

  • Start time

    09:45

  • Places left

    7

Online via Zoom

Physical activity: how to become an Active Practice

The RCGP Active Practice Charter promotes practices building links with local physical activity providers, though funding can be a barrier to securing partnerships. Securing funding is a crucial step in launching and sustaining physical activity projects that benefit both healthcare staff and patients. This webinar will guide primary care professionals through the process of identifying and applying for financial support to implement initiatives aimed at increasing physical activity. By exploring various funding opportunities and successful case studies, participants will gain the tools and knowledge needed to develop compelling proposals and drive long-term engagement in physical activity within their practice or network.

  • Date

    14 May 2025

  • Start time

    18:30

  • Places left

    999

Online

How to Manage Conflict 2025

How good are you at managing conflict? Join the resilient practice team to uncover fascinating insights as to how conflict arises and learn innovative, practical tools and techniques for managing it.

  • Date

    14 May 2025

  • Start time

    19:00

  • Places left

    37

GP insights: Come and discuss...GP jobs

Welcome to our peer-led programme for all GP registrars. We aim to create an informal space for registrars to come together once a month and share their questions, thoughts and worries about various topics related to GP training. Each session will have a theme, varying from exams to post-CCT preparations, with plenty of scope for future topics to be decided by you. Sessions will be facilitated mainly by other registrars with experience/an interest in the topic.

  • Date

    19 May 2025

  • Start time

    19:00

  • Places left

    14

Zoom

Neurodiversity in children | EWS

As GPs, we frequently encounter children and young people with concerns about possible neurodivergence, yet defining our role in their journey can be complex due to long NHS waiting lists, private assessment pathways, and multi-agency involvement. It's not always clear what we can do beyond referral and asking other providers to help with unmet needs. This session will equip GPs with practical strategies to enhance care and make a meaningful difference in the lives of neurodivergent children and their families.

  • Date

    20 May 2025

  • Start time

    19:00

  • Places left

    465