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Communities of Integration Network (COIN) is a network of practitioners and academics supported by the three RCGP Faculties in London. The purpose of COIN is to advance the understanding and implementation of community-oriented integrated care. At the COIN meeting on Monday 12th April (16.00-18.00) Merron Simpson, Dr Brian Fisher and Alex McCraw will offer findings from The Health Creation Alliance’s recent publications exploring how Primary Care Networks (PCNs) might work with communities and local partners to address health inequalities along with a summary of some of the evidence for Health Creation as an approach to addressing health inequalities. They will lead a conversation about steps PCNs might take to adopt health creating practices with communities and local partners to improve population health. Join us to learn more.

This webinar is the sixth of six and the previous presentations are summarised in an integrated final presentation with the salient points of each of the presentations. This presentation would serve as a refresher or useful for those who missed any of the earlier presentations.

Examining a multitude of skin conditions that present in general practice, that often are not covered in dermatology presentations. Gain confidence in the recognition of conditions such as lichen simplex or hidradenitis suppurativa, with tips on effective initial treatments. The fifth session of six interactive dermatology webinars.

Personalised care for all remains a key component of the NHS Long Term Plan. Commissioners will need to ensure that the primary, secondary and community healthcare workforce has the necessary skills to deliver the key benefits for people and carers, and to ensure the future sustainability of the NHS. This webinar will introduce the role of the Personalised Care Institute in supporting commissioners to commission excellent training in personalised care.

The SW Thames Faculty are pleased to announce further 6 FREE sessions focused on your wellbeing through Pilates classes hosted by our education lead Dr Sam Samaratunga who will introduce our Pilates instructor - Sharon Ayre.

AiTs join us to look at Wellbeing in Sexual Health . Sexual health is an important part of physical and mental health as well as your emotional and social wellbeing. It's important to take care of your sexual health and to talk about sex and relationships.

The Midland Faculty Chair invites all members to an on online “Chairman Drop in Clinic”. We will hold these clinics each month when there is no Faculty Board to allow members to ‘drop in’. Our aim is for this to be a listening session so we can hear what members want and need from the faculty as well as giving members the opportunity to raise questions.

RCGP Wales, in conjunction with Wesleyan Financial Services Ltd, is running an online webinar on the McCloud Judgement and what it means for our GPs.

RCGP Wales, in conjunction with Wesleyan Financial Services Ltd, is running an online webinar on the McCloud Judgement and what it means for our GPs.

Free webinar with Dr Jonathan Leach - RCGP, Nicky Murdoch - NHSE&I Independent Chair Armed Forces Public Patient Voice Group, and Tom Fox - NHSE&I Armed Forces Public Patient Voice Group.

Make something beautiful in your hands through paper folding. Join this session for relaxation together. Try something new and wonderful with Dr Lizzie Burns who helps people of all ages discover origami for relaxation and to lift mood. During the session Lizzie will share some of her work with healthcare professionals and we will fold our own pieces including thinking of spring. Make something beautiful for your home to bring calm. Once mastered, origami can make lovely gifts for friends and family. No experience needed - any paper will do!

The SW Thames Faculty are pleased to announce further 6 FREE sessions focused on your wellbeing through Pilates classes hosted by our education lead Dr Sam Samaratunga who will introduce our Pilates instructor - Sharon Ayre.

Come and join our RCGP 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.

RCGP Scotland in conjunction with RCGP South East Scotland Faculty are delighted to welcome you to a virtual hustings event.

Are you financially fit for the future? Join RCGP partner Wesleyan for a FREE look at some key financial hot topics. Hear from Wesleyan financial advisor Simon Appleyard on how you can check your financial fitness.

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 (Food poverty: the social gradient to diabetes & obesity). Join us today.

The South London Faculty of RCGP would like to invite all GPs who may or may not be members of the College to a 9th virtual meeting which is part of a series of get-togethers for our local colleagues at this stage of their careers. Our guest speaker will be Professor Val Wass. As our topic is General Practice and Clinical Education, Val will give us an overview of her GP and educational journey. Join us today.

PLEASE NOTE THIS COURSE IS FOR VALE OF TRENT FACULTY MEMBERS ONLY. Safeguarding Level 3 Adults as in the RCGP Safeguarding Adults Intercollegiate Document for GPs also incorporating levels 1 and 2.

The RCGP Junior International Committee in collaboration with both South West Thames and Essex Faculties look forward to welcoming you at this evening webinar event on Planetary Health and Global Primary Care. The event is taking place on Earth Day, a day where people across the globe come together to show their support for environmental protection. Dr Terry Kemple will be the keynote speaker (RCGP College Representative for Sustainability, Climate Change and Green Issues, and previous RCGP President). Book your space today!

Pain is one of the most feared symptoms in incurable cancer and is commonly experienced by patients with both malignant and non-malignant disease as the end of life approaches. This interactive session will address concerns that patients and family members frequently have concerning the use of opioids: addiction, tolerance, side-effects, stigma and shortening of life. It will outline an approach to the management of pain that can be transferred beyond Palliative and End of Life Care.

The Royal College of General Practitioners and the British Pain Society are back again, to present a one-day conference providing expert specialist clinical training and essential information on pain management. Improve your outcomes of patients presenting with pain management problems in GP surgeries and remotely.

Practical tips for the management of atopic eczema, without labouring over the diagnosis of conditions GPs see daily. For the breadth of knowledge GPs need, we will include pompholyx, hand dermatitis, discoid eczema, keratosis pilaris and other forms of dermatitis. This is the final session of six interactive dermatology webinars.

The Pan London AiT/First5s Committee would like to invite all London First5 and AiT GPs to attend our FREE talk on Workplace Wellbeing. It has been an incredibly difficult year and your wellbeing has never been more of a priority. We understand that the RCA has caused a lot of distress for trainees and working in General Practice during the pandemic has been incredibly challenging and stressful for everyone with increased physical, mental, internal and external pressures. Book your space today!