RCGP educational accreditation

The RCGP accredits a wide variety of educational activities that are identifiable to health professionals as high quality, and associated with the high professional standards the RCGP embodies.

The RCGP Accreditation Quality Mark serves as a recognisable symbol of quality assurance. Connecting educational activities with the professionalism, expertise, and commitment to the highest possible standards of general practice.

By recognising our Quality Mark, GPs can be confident the education they select has been independently assessed to ensure a consistent and high quality. This reduces risk, and saves time and money.

If you have any questions please get in touch with the Accreditation team. Contact us:

accreditation@rcgp.org.uk

020 3188 7531

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    Terrence Higgins Trust

    Terrence Higgins Trust is the UK's leading HIV and sexual health charity. We support people living with HIV and amplify their voices, and help the people using our services to achieve good sexual health.

    • Sexual health
    • People living with long-term conditions including cancer

    People living with HIV who are on effective treatment cannot pass the virus on to their sexual partners. This training for healthcare professionals aims to increase awareness and understanding of Can't Pass It On/Undetectable = Untransmittable, enabling you to competently discuss this in practice with patients and colleagues.

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    HPV and The Big C webcast

    Changes all around: How the rapidly changing HPV and related cancers landscape requires a change in our perceptions.

    • Consulting in general practice
    • Evidence based practice, research and sharing knowledge
    This informative webcast explores the rising incidence of HPV-related cancers beyond cervical cancer, and introduces tried and tested counselling techniques, so you, as primary care physicians and nurses, colposcopists (and colposcopy nurses) and junior doctors, can use them to support clinical practice. GB-NON-07635 | June 2023
  • The British Institute of Radiology logo

    The British Institute of Radiology

    The British Institute of Radiology serves as the global membership body for individuals engaged in imaging, radiation oncology, and related scientific fields. Our primary objective is to assist our members and their peers in attaining professional excellence. We offer ongoing professional development opportunities to our diverse community and publish innovative research for our authors and readers worldwide. Additionally, we strive to influence and foster connections within the broader professional sector.

    • Consulting in general practice

    Essential for all GP referrers. A 1-hour video course on everything you need to know for a successful and safe referral to radiology. Understand the risks of ionising radiation, and what information is needed to enable the radiology department to process the referral. Certificate with CPD included.

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    NHS England

    NHS England provides national leadership for the NHS. Through the NHS Long Term Plan, we promote high quality health and care for all, and support NHS organisations to work in partnership to deliver better outcomes for our patients and communities, at the best possible value for taxpayers and to continuously improve the NHS

    • Consulting in general practice
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Evidence based practice, research and sharing knowledge
    • Improving quality, safety and prescribing
    • Leadership and management
    • Urgent and unscheduled care

    A free 2 hour CPD-accredited NHS general practice access eLearning programme has been developed with eLearning for Healthcare, Londonwide LMCs, the EQUIP team, and system partners to support general practice staff, service planners and commissioners consider ways to improve local general practice patient access systems.

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    Family Mental Wealth

    A social enterprise co-founded by Dr Elizabeth McNaught (a GP with lived-experience of mental ill-health in her teenage years) and her parents Nick and Carol Pollard (lifelong social-entrepreneurs). We support mental health provision through digital tools to facilitate family-based self-help, appropriately integrated with clinical interventions.

    • Neurodevelopmental disorders, intellectual and social disability
    • Gastroenterology
    • Mental health
    • Metabolic problems and endocrinology
    • Neurodevelopmental disorders, intellectual and social disability
    • Population health
    • Consulting in general practice
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Evidence based practice, research and sharing knowledge
    • Urgent and unscheduled care
    • Children and young people
    • People living with long-term conditions including cancer

    Vital knowledge and skills for all health professionals. In five-minute video-based learning units with animated case stories. Based upon ‘Eating Disorders: An Oxford Specialist Handbook’, presented by the authors Prof Janet Treasure and Dr Elizabeth McNaught, including downloadable summaries of each chapter. Certificate from CPD Certification Service upon course completion.

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