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Join us for the NW England Faculty's inaugural First 5 Drop-In & Debrief Session on 13 May! There is no specific agenda for the evening, just a chance for you to share the thoughts of your day with your colleagues and relax in a welcoming atmosphere.
It is always important for us to take the time to look after ourselves physically and mentally, but it is even more paramount at times like these. Yoga is a simple practice where we focus on physical and mental stillness to reduce stress and increase flexibility and should help you unwind. Join us and allow our experienced Yoga teacher, Roessa Marks to guide you through a yoga class designed specifically with GPs in mind. There will be options to suit both absolute beginners and those who have been practicing longer. The class will start with a brief introduction to yoga with an emphasis on benefits to health and wellbeing. The class with be a multi-level 60 minute class - all levels are welcome!
Join us for a free webinar on EOLC - symptom control and care of the dying. The event is chaired by Dr Catherine Millington Sanders, RCGP / Marie Curie National Clinical End of Life Care Champion, with guest expert speakers.
We would like to invite you to join our FREE North East England Faculty Drop In session. Your Faculty Your Way! Discover more about what you can gain from being a member and also meet your faculty board!
Join us for this FREE live 90-minute webinar focusing on the basics of allergy. This webinar will be interactive, with clinical experts discussing clinical history taking, approved allergy testing, food allergy symptoms, how to diagnose Non IgE allergy, how to interpret IgE blood tests, difference between urticaria and food allergy, factors that influence an allergic response and more.
A free online event for GP Trainers to network with colleagues, hear from RCGP Chief Examiner Dr MeiLing Denney and incoming Chief Examiner, Prof Rich Withnall. Trainers will also have the opportunity to take part in a Q&A session.
Asking the question “Have you ever served in the in military?” is critical to improving healthcare for our veteran population. There are an estimated 2.4 million veterans in the UK, many have complex needs. There are Veteran-specific services tailored towards this potentially vulnerable patient group and veterans may be entitled to priority treatment for conditions related to military service. Many GPs do not know which of their patients are veterans or how many are registered at their practice.
Join the South West Faculties' singing and wellbeing course. We will be exploring breath control, vocal technique, vocal warmups, body percussion and, of course, sing some songs together and learn to sing in harmony. This course is open to all and everybody is welcome, no matter your experience with music or singing. Also, believe it or not, there are some advantages of running these sessions on Zoom – as well as being in the comfort of your own home, it enables you to really listen in to your own voice and focus on your sound rather than getting lost amongst the group. It would be lovely to see as many of you there as possible.
The SW Thames Faculty is offering further sessions focused on your wellbeing through Pilates classes hosted by our education lead Dr Sam Samaratunga who will introduce our Pilates instructor - Sharon Ayre. Book today!
The North East London Faculty of RCGP would like to invite GPs who may or may not be members of the College to our reflective sessions on the surviving and thriving in the deep end (Trauma informed care: cycles of adverse experiences). Join us today.
Aim: We came up with the idea of a GP Social Club for members of the East of Anglia Faculty so that we can connect with each other outside our working routines, share our experiences, jokes and appreciate each other efforts.
Obesity is a uniquely visible disorder that has generated an array of emotive and judgemental viewpoints around causality, treatment approaches and responsibility. This online conference will focus on understanding our own biases and how attitudes more widely have been shaped, to better understand how we can deliver the supportive approaches required by this chronic relapsing condition.
The South Yorkshire North Trent Faculty like to invite you to our VIRTUAL Annual General Meeting taking place on Thursday, 20 May 2021. 2020 was an extraordinary year and this is our opportunity to share the remarkable work of the various primary care communities in our region. We will also celebrate the work of individuals, particularly the new Fellows appointed in 2020. We are delighted that Dr Anna Gordon and Dr Hareen De Silva will be joining us to talk about their work over the last year.
This is a free event, suitable for all First5 GPs. Many GPs will be asked to supervise and debrief other medical professionals and GP Registrars as part of their daily work. However, very little formal training exists on supervision and mentoring skills for General Practice. With reference to theory and best practice, we will consider how to improve your supervision and mentoring skills and increase your confidence in this area to improve your daily work.
Please join us this May to develop your knowledge of the management of headaches, diagnosing and managing headache is challenging within the constraints of a 10 minute consultation.
RCGP Scotland, is re-launching its well-regarded two part course designed to assist primary care professionals help and care for people affected by drug use.
Severn Faculty Social Walk We are organising a local walk. This will take place in Ashton Court Estate at Long Ashton, Bristol. We plan to take a leisurely stroll along the well-kept paths through the estate park, or for those feeling more adventurous there are trails through the woodland. We aim to be walking for an hour or so. There are a few benches around the park and plenty of things to stop and watch including herds of deer if anyone needs a break on the way. As our first organised walk, this is primarily intended to be a social event and give members the opportunity to meet in person. We hope you will join us!
Wesleyan Financial Services are hosting a webinar specifically designed for those wishing to find out more about savings and investments. It will provide you with an overview on how you can invest for your future, combined with an update on the current investment markets. This event is open to all GPs and is free for RCGP members.
We would like to invite you to join our FREE NW England Faculty parkrun practice webinar for GPs. As GPs you are regularly asked to advise your patients to be more physically active and adopt a healthier lifestyle but are you looking after yourself as well?! The aim of our Physical Activity & Lifestyle Promotion Group's (or PALP) is to give GPs the opportunity to increase their own physical activity and offer advice on how to look after YOU!
The event will take place on 25 May 2021 from 7:30pm till 8:45pm. The registration link is: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/jic-accessing-migrant-populations-and-challenges-with-covid-vaccination-tickets-146482863187
BJGP Webinar: Cancer
This conference will reflect on the Inverse Care law; the origins of the GPs at the Deep End and its work; before reviewing progress in Health Inequalities and considering what still needs to be done.
Join RCGP Scotland for their first online Longstanding and Retired Members Group catch up
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