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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Active Bystander Training

Our working environment is fundamental to achieving one’s full potential. The key principles of achieving a supportive working environment include fostering relationships, inclusion and belonging. This training emphasises the importance of a supportive working and educational environment using Active Bystander skills. Active Bystander training empowers participants to recognise and challenge negative behaviours that impact our experiences and outcomes. With the aim to support positive cultural change, and create safer and more supportive environments.


  • Date

    03 September 2025
  • Start time

    13:00
  • Places left

    56

Inchture Hotel, Perthshire

Adult and Child CPR and AED updates for Primary Care - Tayside

Designed to satisfy the Resuscitation Council UK’s Quality Standards for Primary Care settings, this two-hour enhanced CPR and AED update will include an additional choking update. Suitable for GPs and primary care professionals, tickets cost £45 for members, £60 for non-members.


  • Date

    04 September 2025
  • Start time

    09:30
  • Places left

    12

Microsoft Teams

Medical terminology for non-clinical practice staff

This is a fun and participative workshop to give staff the skills to break down event the longest medical word into something understandable. Delegates will learn the basic rules to terminology and apply them to a number of typical in-practice situations


  • Date

    09 September 2025
  • Start time

    13:30
  • Places left

    34

Zoom

North Scotland Faculty Board Meeting September 2025

North Scotland Faculty Chair Dr Chris Williams and members of the Faculty Board invite you to join a virtual Faculty Board meeting on Tuesday September 9 2025, via Zoom. All RCGP members in the North Scotland Faculty area are welcome to attend the meeting as observers.


  • Date

    09 September 2025
  • Start time

    19:30
  • Places left

    50

MS Teams

North East Scotland Faculty Board Meeting September 2025

North East Scotland Faculty Chair, Dr Douglas Naismith and members of the Faculty Board, would like to invite you to their Faculty Board meeting that will take place on Wednesday 10 September 2025 virtually via MS Teams. All RCGP members are welcome to attend the Board meeting as observers if they wish.


  • Date

    10 September 2025
  • Start time

    19:30
  • Places left

    50

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

    1974

Zoom

Adolescent health | One Day Essentials

Our group of leading adolescent health expert speakers, who either work in primary care or are closely associated with primary care will focus on a range of essential information, the latest evidence, practical tips and take-home messages to help improve practice and patient outcomes.


  • Date

    12 September 2025
  • Start time

    09:30
  • Places left

    3680

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

    1010

The Chester Hotel, Aberdeen

North East Scotland | Ian Murray Scott Lecture 2025

Join the North East Scotland Faculty for their Annual Lecture with guest speaker, Dr Lindsey Pope talking on 'General Practice in 2025: What really is the value?' Value is a rich and layered concept, meaning different things to different people. Professor Pope will challenge attendees to consider the different ways the value of general practice can be recognised and articulated to the public, the profession and policy makers. In-person and virtual attendance options are available.


  • Date

    18 September 2025
  • Start time

    18:30
  • Places left

    129