Online learning

The Whiterose Region would like to invite all AiT's and First5's to join our FREE career development online webinar via ZOOM

Supporting our dying patients and bereaved relatives. Kathryn Mannix is a palliative medicine consultant and author of the bestselling book ’With the End in Mind’. During this webinar she will be focusing on those crucial conversations during COVID-19 pandemic including Advanced Care Planning and discussing death and dying. PLEASE NOTE: This event is on 09 July at 19:00.

In this session we will create Milagros and use the creative process as a prompt for reflection regarding our patients and our own experiences. It is recognised that small group discussions accompanying art and craft making have a unique quality and generate fresh insights.

This webinar explores the assessment and initial management possible in primary care, and illustrates the key role that primary care plays in supporting addicts on the roads to recovery.

The South London Faculty of RCGP would like to invite later career and retired GPs who may or may not be members of the College to a 4th virtual meeting which is part of a series of get-togethers for our local colleagues at this stage of their careers.

As part of our EASE series, the NE London Faculty will host a remote evening event on ‘Dermatology emergencies, top 5 lesions and getting started in teledermatology’. The event is aimed at First 5s and AiTs. The talk will cover important Dermatology emergencies, their recognition and initial management. It will highlight 5 of the most important skin lesions, and how they can be distinguished from their mimics. I

The South West Thames Faculty would like to invite all AiT's and First5's to join our FREE webinar on career opportunities and options for GP's. We will discuss traditional career options such as the locum, salaried and partnership model as well as other areas of interest such as working out of hours, developing a specialist interest. We will also have our local CEPN chair who will take time to discuss opportunities in fellowship and mentoring schemes that may be of interest to you. There will be a panel Q&A which will allow you to put forward your questions on how to make the right decisions and develop insight into the varied working life of GPs.

The South West Thames Faculty of RCGP would like to invite all later career and retired GPs who may or may not be members of the College to a virtual meeting which is part of a series of planned get-togethers for our local colleagues at this stage of their careers.

The objective of this interactive workshop is to introduce "Graphic Medicine" as a "hands-on" tool to reflect on the joy in clinical practice. Examples of graphic novels by clinicians and patients will be used to introduce the metaphorical potential of graphic narratives for reflection. The participants will be actively involved throughout the session, (though no artistic ability is required). Actual graphic novels and power point extracts will be used to demonstrate use of colour, symbol, repetition and structure in this rich narrative genre.