RCGP webinars

Introduction to Greener Practice: Top Tips - Making General Practice healthy for the planet as well as people.

Join us for the first webinar where we will hear from the Scottish Deep End group and the founding partners of one of the first local homeless practices. Attendees will have the chance to discuss and shape Deep End in Brent/Ealing/Harrow/Hillingdon/Hounslow.

Join us for this FREE live 90-minute webinar focusing on food allergy identification. This webinar will be interactive, with clinical experts discussing allergy history remotely, auto injectors, food pollen syndrome, peanut allergy, testing in primary care and more.

Join Dr Bal Athwal, a consultant Neurologist at the Royal Free and University College London Hospitals Hospital, for a session covering approaches to common neurological presentations in primary care. Example scenarios will include Headache, Dizziness, Walking difficulty, Weakness, Fits, faints and funny turns.

This is the fourth in a series of six focused webinars aimed at discussing what is needed for success during GP training. Each session will be facilitated by a GP Associate in Training and will include a guest speaker and a senior educator. There will be time for discussion and an on-line Q&A session. Book in and participate live Thursdays 17:00 - 18:00 or watch at a later date.

Please join us this November to develop your knowledge of the management of headaches, diagnosing and managing headache is challenging within the constraints of a 10 minute consultation.

With bonfire night just around the corner, and its associated rise in eye problems and injuries, this is an ideal opportunity to join a leading Ophthalmic Surgeon to gain further understanding of how to triage and manage common eye problems within the primary care setting.

The Beds & Herts Faculty would like to invite you to join them for a meeting on 'Common Gynaecological Problems'.

The Whiterose Region would like to invite you to join our “Making a difference” online webinar.

Join Dr Kevin Barrett for the first installment of this 3 part series on Gastroenterology. This webinar will provide tips on how to approach managing gastrointestinal conditions remotely. The lockdown has fundamentally changed how GPs and gastroenterologists consult. Gastroenterology is a hands-on speciality but basing decisions on remote consultations alone can be difficult. Join us for part one on tips and tricks on managing patients with vague symptoms.

This is the fifth in a series of six focused webinars aimed at discussing what is needed for success during GP training. Each session will be facilitated by a GP Associate in Training and will include a guest speaker and a senior educator. There will be time for discussion and an on-line Q&A session. Book in and participate live Thursdays 17:00 - 18:00 or watch at a later date.

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 this Level 3 adult and child safeguarding course. Led by Dr Joy Shacklock this full-day course focuses on a practical approach to safeguarding as a GP, taking into account the uniqueness and complexity of general practice. The course covers adult and child safeguarding and is Level 3.

Professor Martin Marshall is joining us to discuss 'Delivering relationship-based care in a transactional world’ followed by Professor Amanda Howe will join us via webinar and reflect on the national and international developments in general practice during her career, and will discuss both the challenge of core identity for our speciality and the possibilities for a stronger future.

Celebrating our strengths This interactive webinar will examine our strengths, based on the VIA strengths inventory and questionnaire, and consider how we can use these optimally to - problem solve - enhance our sense of wellbeing and personal empowerment - boost our energy - make us more resourceful, and - create a ‘bank’ of resources that we can call on in challenging circumstances

This is the last in a series of six focused webinars aimed at discussing what is needed for success during GP training. Each session will be facilitated by a GP Associate in Training and will include a guest speaker and a senior educator. There will be time for discussion and an on-line Q&A session. Book in and participate live Thursdays 17:00 - 18:00 or watch at a later date.

This webinar will focus on prescribing for the common End of Life Care symptoms of pain, nausea / vomiting, anxiety / agitation, respiratory secretions and breathlessness. What drugs / starting doses / dose frequencies / dose ranges are likely to be both effective and safe? When should they be prescribed? And when should a syringe driver be started, with what drugs / doses / dose ranges?

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 on the morning of Saturday 14 November via Zoom for ENT challenges in primary care - management/treatment and when to refer. This webinar will be made up of presentations, case studies and Q&A.

This webinar is the first of six and will cover heart failure – diagnosis and modern management. This presentation will discuss the diagnosis and cornerstone of treatment of heart failure. It will also briefly discuss some of the evolving pharmacological treatments.

The Severn and Tamar Faculties will be holding a webinar-based version of our long standing AKT Preparation Course, designed to help GP Registrars prepare for the RCGP AKT Examination, specifically to provide support for those taking the January exam.

Join us for this Level 3 adult and child safeguarding course. Led by Dr Joy Shacklock this full-day course focuses on a practical approach to safeguarding as a GP, taking into account the uniqueness and complexity of general practice. The course covers adult and child safeguarding and is Level 3.

The Wessex faculty will be holding a webinar-based version of our long standing AKT Preparation Course, designed to help GP Registrars prepare for the RCGP AKT Examination, specifically to provide support for those taking the January 2021 exam.

In this study day Consultant Psychiatrists from Priory Group will share their expertise in the field of Mental Health in adults and children. Mental health problems are significant across the population, and likely to increase amid the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown measures. The presentations will offer an update, and guidance on management of various mental health conditions in primary care.

The Severn & Tamar Faculties will be holding a webinar-based RCA Preparation Course, designed to help GP Registrars prepare for the RCGP RCA January 2021 submission.