Courses and events

Liverpool

Learn & Connect - CPR Update/Refresher 2:30pm Liverpool

You are invited to join our new CPR Update/Refresher course taking place in Liverpool. A Learn and Connect event that will provide you with an update on CPR, including a certificate for both adult and children, while also offering the opportunity to meet other local GPs. Free/refundable for RCGP members.

• Date

  06 November 2025

• Start time

  14:30

• Places left

  13

Oldham Events Centre

GP Registrar Conference 2025: Inspiring your journey into general practice

Step confidently into your future at the North West GP Career Conference 2025 — a full-day event designed to inspire, inform, and connect you with the tools and people that will shape your journey into general practice. From practical workshops to tailored support and leadership insights, this is your launchpad for the next stage of your career.

• Date

  08 November 2025

• Start time

  09:00

• Places left

  165

Online

5 top tips on the NHS Pension Scheme

This webinar is designed specifically for medical professionals who want to learn more about understanding the NHS Pension Scheme. Several key areas will be covered. Click through to see all!

• Date

  11 November 2025

• Start time

  19:00

• Places left

  136

Zoom

Women's health | Half day conference

This half-day session provides a deep dive into the most significant updates in HRT and contraception, equipping clinicians with practical tools to navigate evolving guidelines and patient expectations.

• Date

  12 November 2025

• Start time

  12:30

• Places left

  190

Online

What Does Self Care Really Mean?

We all hope for success in our endeavours, but what does success really mean? Join the Resilient Practice team for an introduction to the concept of the Universal Law of Manifestation and learn how to use it for yourself.

• Date

  12 November 2025

• Start time

  19:00

• Places left

  91

Online

Intercultural Communication Skills for GPs

A multicultural workplace is enriching but it can also bring its own communication challenges. This highly practical and thought-provoking workshop provides the opportunity to explore these challenges and to develop strategies that facilitate clearer communication. The workshop is aimed at GPs who work in culturally and linguistically diverse settings and are keen to improve communication with patients and/or colleagues. The workshop will offer support for both GPs who are English speaking and GPs who speak English as an additional language. Whether you're navigating idioms, accents or cultural cues, this workshop is designed with you in mind. If English isn’t your first language, you'll find practical tools to help overcome common barriers and grow in confidence when communicating with patients and peers.

• Date

  13 November 2025

• Start time

  19:00

• Places left

  38

Zoom

North West England Faculty - November 2025 Board Meeting

The Northwest Faculty board would like to invite you to Join our upcoming board meeting. We will discuss RCGP's upcoming Council agenda, which cover topics from health policy to standards of care and education in general practice, as well as RCGP's membership offer. All Board members are invited to share their views, for our Council rep to relay to RCGP Chair of Council.

• Date

  18 November 2025

• Start time

  19:00

• Places left

  198

Maintaining patient trust and considering confidentiality with the MDU

This seminar offers practical tips on providing remote consultations in a safe and effective manner, including the latest guidance, regulations and the medico-legal issues to consider. Situations may arise where your duty of confidentiality needs to be carefully considered. Find out more about your responsibilities and when to seek MDU advice.

• Date

  18 November 2025

• Start time

  19:00

• Places left

  144

Online

When a Child Dies: A framework for general practice

The death of a child is a devastating event for any parent. The unimaginable has happened, and the death has far reaching implications for all who knew and loved them. General Practice is well placed to support parents through this trauma, offering person centred care, empathy and understanding. General Practice, however, can struggle to know how to best respond. Child death is more common that many realise, but is, thankfully, a rare event. GPs may not have dealt with this previously and will benefit from resources and guidance. “When a child dies – a Framework for General Practice” is designed to help General Practice to support bereaved parents. This session will outline the work that has taken place to produce this framework and will describe an approach that GPs can take to support bereaved families. Join this meeting if you wish to gain confidence in dealing with this challenging and emotive situation.

• Date

  19 November 2025

• Start time

  19:00

• Places left

  182