Essentials Webinar Series

Essentials Webinar Series is a programme of 90-minute live evening webinars providing expert clinical training and essential information for primary care. Designed to fit in with your busy schedule as a GP or primary care professional, these affordable events will boost your confidence in prevalent areas in a digestible format.


Essentials Webinar Series REWIND

Whether you can join us live or not, each session will be recorded for you to watch online for six months after the event date. Register and watch via your RCGP account and read through the slides at your pace.

Pricing:

  • GP Registrar rate: £10
  • Member rate: £15
  • Non-member rate: £20

Access Essentials Webinar Series REWIND

View all RCGP Learning courses

Filter

-

Alcohol use from adolescence to adulthood | Essentials Webinar Series

This webinar will focus on helping you assess and care for your patients with alcohol issues at all stages of life. We will begin with discovering how FASD develops, followed by learning the risk factors for drinking on the adolescent brain, and finish with recognising the implications of drinking alcohol in the over 55s.

  • Date

    26 November 2026

  • Start time

    19:00

  • Places left

    491

Obesity management | Essentials Webinar Series

This webinar will focus on explaining the treat-to-target approach to obesity management and help you understand how weight-loss thresholds may inform treatment decisions and expectations. You will also learn how to apply a personalised, outcomes-focused approach to obesity pharmacotherapy. Finally, we will look at the emerging landscape of obesity management medications and the role of new therapies in clinical practice.

  • Date

    14 December 2026

  • Start time

    19:00

  • Places left

    474

Cognitive decline and dementia | Essentials Webinar Series

This webinar will focus on dementia and cognitive decline in elderly patients and will discuss the importance of timely diagnosis, the various forms of dementia and how to manage common behavioural problems in dementia.

  • Date

    12 January 2027

  • Start time

    19:00

  • Places left

    488