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Event Description:
For Clinical staff, Practice Managers, Admin staff, reception staff.
Workshops
Stroke/TIA Guidelines.
Pigmented Lesions: Spot the Difference.
New NHS North of Tyne Guidelines for the Management of Iron Deficiency and Anaemia.
Insulin Delivery Devices and Blood Monitoring Kits.
Familial Cancer Referral Guidelines.
Stroke/TIA Guidelines for Reception Staff.
GP Practice Information Governance Toolkit.
Data Protection and Confidentiality, including Caldicott.
Significant Event Analysis.
Communication on the Frontline/Front Desk.
Event Description:
Can we trust the GPs?
Does the public trust the GPs and are they right to do so? Are older people discriminated against in our healthcare system and are GPs party to that? Do GPs take rationing decisions and should they? Are GPs really interested in keeping the population healthy?
GPs have been – along with other doctors – shown to discriminate against some groups of patients. We need to tease out why, and GPs need to be clear with the public. Yet in almost all areas GPs are more trusted than almost all other professionals – and there is a reason for that. So though GPs need to change, it is really the system that needs to change even more. And – with some exceptions – we can, broadly, trust the GPs.
Event Description:
6.30pm: Registration - Buffet & Refreshments
7.30pm: Introduction - Dr. Mike Scott
7.40pm: Diabetes Q&A - Dr. P. Carey, Sunderland Royal Hospital
8.30pm: Breast Disease Q&A - Mr. A. Griffiths, R.V.I., Newcastle
9.20pm: Discussion & Closing Remarks
9.30pm: Close
There is no registration fee.
Event Description:
All about what is changing with requirement of appraisal revalidation including:
Update on national changes
What appraisers are looking for
Using the NHS toolkit
Producing the evidence
360 feedback
Getting the most out of GPAQ
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Topic to be announced later
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Anger and Conflict - strategies for dealing with difficult situations
This practical session will look at what anger is, and how it may impact on ourselves and others. It will also identify situations of conflict, actual or potential and, through the use of case studies & skills practice, will explore strategies for dealing with difficult everyday situations.
Event Description:
Workshops include : GUM update, Gynaecology Update, ENT update,
effective meetings; counter fraud; assertiveness; medicines management,
immunisations update; smoking cessation; organ donation.
Booking closes 19th november.
Event Description:
Programme to be advised.
Full day £100 Half day £60
Associated medical professionals £30
On the day £120
Event Description:
Gynae pdate on pelvic pain- Dr Dunan irons
Skin infestations and infections- dr natarajan
Event Description:
All about what is changing with requirement of appraisal revalidation including:
Update on national changes
What appraisers are looking for
Using the NHS toolkit
Producing the evidence
360 feedback
Getting the most out of GPAQ
Event Description:
This well established update course is coming to sunderland to carry out a half day update with for a very competitive price of £30/attendee and includes the 350page handbook.
(normal price £180)
First come first served.
Cheques payable to:
sunderland teaching primary care Trust
and sent with Stamped addressed envelop to
[INCLUDE YOUR NAME ADDRESS MOBILE AND EMAIL]
PLACES WILL BE CONFIRMED ONCE CHEQUE RECIEVED IF YOU HAVE SECURED APLACE
Vivienne Gray/Susan Conway
people development and teaching team
pemberton house, Colima Avenue
sunderland enterprise park
sunderland SR5 3XB
Places limited and going...!
Event Description:
The course is targeted at all supervising clinicians including GPs.
Aim
To develop understanding of and skills in feedback, in the context of workplace based postgraduate medical and dental education.
1. To reinforce and consolidate existing good practice.
2. To develop further knowledge based on models of good practice.
3. To practice feedback skills within contrasting clinical contexts: in-action, following action, and following assessment.
4. To identify how to maintain and develop feedback skills in the workplace
Event Description:
The following criteria should be used as a guide:
Either: ▪ Potential leaders ▪ Sparky
▪ Energetic ▪ Creative
▪ Enquiring mind ▪ Interpersonal skills
And / or: ▪ New leaders at Trust, Deanery, Specialty, Practice or PCT Level
Event Description:
All about what is changing with requirement of appraisal revalidation including:
Update on national changes
What appraisers are looking for
Using the NHS toolkit
Producing the evidence
360 feedback
Getting the most out of GPAQ
Event Description:
Topic to be announced later
Event Description:
The course is targeted at all supervising clinicians including GPs.
To develop understanding of and skills in feedback, in the context of workplace based postgraduate medical and dental education.
1. To reinforce and consolidate existing good practice.
2. To develop further knowledge based on models of good practice.
3. To practice feedback skills within contrasting clinical contexts: in-action, following action, and following assessment.
4. To identify how to maintain and develop feedback skills in the workplace
Event Description:
Programme to be advised
Full day £100 Half day £60
Associated medical professionals £30
On the day £120
Event Description:
All about what is changing with requirement of appraisal revalidation including:
Update on national changes
What appraisers are looking for
Using the NHS toolkit
Producing the evidence
360 feedback
Getting the most out of GPAQ
Event Description:
The course is targeted at all supervising clinicians including GPs.
Aim
To develop understanding of and skills in feedback, in the context of workplace based postgraduate medical and dental education.
1. To reinforce and consolidate existing good practice.
2. To develop further knowledge based on models of good practice.
3. To practice feedback skills within contrasting clinical contexts: in-action, following action, and following assessment.
4. To identify how to maintain and develop feedback skills in the workplace
Event Description:
Programme to be advised
Full day £100 Half day £60
Associated medical professionals £30
On the day £120
Event Description:
Topic to be announced later
Event Description:
The course is targeted at all supervising clinicians including GPs
Aim
To develop understanding of and skills in feedback, in the context of workplace based postgraduate medical and dental education.
1. To reinforce and consolidate existing good practice.
2. To develop further knowledge based on models of good practice.
3. To practice feedback skills within contrasting clinical contexts: in-action, following action, and following assessment.
4. To identify how to maintain and develop feedback skills in the workplace
Event Description:
Programme to be advised
Full day £100 Half day £60
Associated medical professionals £30
On the day £120
Event Description:
Fee £180
Course structure
The course is an intensive one day course, using a lecture based format. Plenty of opportunity will be given for questions, and humour and video clips are used to illustrate points being made and to help maintain concentration. The presenters discuss the results of the most important and relevant research papers, placing them in the context of all the research evidence in this area and the needs of primary care. Suggestions are made of ways that the new research can be implemented in the consultation. On the day, registration starts at 8.30 and the course starts promptly at 9.00 and finishes at 17.00.
The GP Update Handbook
The Handbook is a 350 page document outlining the results of the most important research relevant to primary care over the last 5 years. The Handbook covers more subjects more extensively than is possible in the one-day course and is a valuable resource document for current needs and future reference.