Due to COVID-19 all wellbeing events have been postponed until the end of June. We are working to create online wellbeing resources for anyone to access.
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The SW Thames Faculty are pleased to announce we now have a weekly recorded Pilates session. The session has been pre-recorded by our Pilates instructor Sharon Ayre and gives you the freedom to do your workout on different days and times and as many times as you would like for 1 week.
General Practice has changed over the last few years. Most Changes have been dynamic and technologically innovative especially in the last 2 years of the Global Pandemic. Join us to discover more about partnerships and practice ownership.
Are you interested in the work of the RCGP International Teams. Are you, or would you like to get, involved in global health related academic or educational activities? Join us at the Lambert Arms, in Aston Rowant for supper and to hear from RCGP International Medical Directors and Members of the Junior International Committee. Meet other likeminded GPs, with a view to developing a local community of primary care professionals interested in getting involved with RCGP's International work.
RCGP Wales and Faculties are collaborating to invite you to join Balint Group colleagues for this Balint taster session for GPs practising in Wales.
Join us for our regular NW England Faculty's First5 Drop-In & Debrief Session. There is no specific agenda for the evening, just a chance for you to share the thoughts of your day with your colleagues whilst relaxing in a welcoming atmosphere. Tickets are FREE but limited so book quickly to avoid disappointment.
We would like to invite you to join our FREE Humber and the Ridings face to face event to welcome International Medical Graduates to Primary Care. Discover more and meet like minded GPs within the region.
The Faculty are delighted to invite you to our annual Faculty walk on Saturday 28 May at Horsted Keynes. We will meet at 10am in the public car park in Horsted Keynes, behind the community centre. The circular distance is 5 miles and we will allow approximately 2.5 hours for the walk. There are some lovely views across the Sussex High Weald, and also a chance to see the Heritage Bluebell Railway trains as part of the walk follows the line.
The South West faculties, Tamar, Wessex and Severn invite their members to attend this Wellbeing event. Performance and comedy teacher, Maggie Iriving, creates a safe space for people to express themselves; learn some of the comedy tricks of the trade and understand how a dash of appropriate humour can support wellness.
We would like to invite you to join our FREE Northern region networking coffee morning for late-career and retired members. This will be a meeting of minds for idea exchanges and sharing support. Let us offer combined wisdom, experience and guidance to support you. How can WE help YOU? Feel free to drop in at any point during the hour and join the conversation! This event repeats on the first Tuesday of every month.
This event is focused on IMGs in GP training to highlight the challenges faced during your training years with a view to minimise any negative impact or outcomes during your GP training journey. This is a listening event and we hope you will join us to share you journey and hear how you have overcome some setbacks. There will be two short talks from colleagues.
How good are you at managing conflict? - Join the resilient practice team to uncover fascinating insights as to how conflict arises and learn innovative, practical tools and techniques for managing it.
The SE Thames Faculty are pleased to announce we are running a session on LGBTQ Health: appreciating and meeting diverse needs. The event will be complimentary and held on Thursday 9 June at 7.30pm.
We look forward to meeting you at our free to attend 'First5 Meet & Connect' event, where you will have the opportunity to meet and build informal relationships with other Welsh First5 colleagues. We also look forward to hearing how we can support you in your journey as a First5 GP.
Whether it’s colleagues, patients or other people we come into contact with through our work, conflict can and will arise in any situation, but that conflict, when managed, need not become combat. In this workshop we will look at the skills that help us manage conflict in a healthy, respectful, constructive way. The workshop will be interactive, allowing time to practice and apply the skills you will learn.
The RCGP South West Faculties have engaged the services of a professional artist to bring members four online art classes. Join our online acrylic painting classes and discover the skill of mindfulness & relaxation through art. No previous painting ability needed!
Join our LCARM Northern group at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park for a brief spot of lunch and a stroll through the grounds. The afternoon will include discussions around current concerns and issues prompted and inspired by the surrounding sculptures. Part of the "What's Up Doc" Series of events for later career and retired GPs. Part of the "What's Up Doc" Series of events for later career and retired GPs.
We would like to invite you to join our FREE Northern region zoom for all GPs. Ran with the BMA this is a course not to be missed, make sure your up to date with what you will need to know in your very near future!
RCGP Cymru Wales would like to invite you to join this FREE webinar, open to all Practice team members in Wales, about the Active Practice Charter.
Join us for a sociable and relaxing evening! Whether your a budding artist or total novice we would love for you to participate! Book and receive a list of equipment (available most places and cheap) then relax login and let Karen whisk you on a artistry adventure. More dates for this event have been added search painting in any of the Northern Faculties.
RCGP South London Faculty Board is delighted to invite you to this year's summer social. Take time to relax, enjoy each other's company, and share an evening over food, drinks, and a lovely view of the Thames with our special guests Dame Clare Gerada and D.r Nikita Kanani
Join us for an evening of conversation with Dr Steven Nickless who will be chatting about his experiences as a GP. From his origins in South Wales as the first member of the family at University and feeling like a fish out of water at medical schools to his unusual career path to becoming a GP mainly as a salaried GP in many different settings. This session will provoke thoughts about transitions - leaving roles and contexts behind but carrying a wealth of knowledge, skills, and attitudes into the next phase of life. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions in the evening. Part of the "What's Up Doc" Series of events for later career and retired GPs. Part of the "What's Up Doc" Series of events for later career and retired GPs.
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