Training and development events for GPs and practice staff

Reflective Practice Masterclass (10 October 2015, 13 November 2015 and 4 December 2015) – Each master class helps individuals to identify both the organisational and psychological barriers to change and personal development. They introduce techniques to enable participants to overcome some of the challenges facing GPs and gain insight into the necessary changes that need to be made to their practice in order to improve their working lives and their ability to continue to deliver safe, effective and compassionate care. For more information and to book a place, please visit our website.

Business Health Check (24 September 2015) – Whatever lies in store for General Practice, running a practice as an effective and efficient business is becoming increasingly critical – for partners, staff and most importantly, for all patients. To do this practices need to be able to identify what they can improve, where they can save time and resources to re-invest in patient care, what a good practice will look like and how to bring about the changes they need to get there. For more information and to book a place, please visit our website.

Patient Complaints – The Dos and Don'ts (am and pm workshops on 7 October 2015) – A combination of presentations and group discussion with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and learn from each other. This half day course is designed to help practices improve their patient complaints processes. More information is available on our website.

Last updated : 11 Sep 2015

 

May 2016 Newsletter now available (25 May 2016)

News and views from the professional voice of general practice in London   ...
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Sustainability and Transformation Plans - May 2016 Update (25 May 2016)

Sustainability and Transformation Plans are set to have an impact in shaping primary care and other services in London. This page is a round-up of what we know so far.
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Issue with QRISK2 Calculator in SystmOne (25 May 2016)

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has instructed TPP practices not to use the QRISK®2 Calculator in SystmOne until further notice. If you run TPP in your practice...
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Maintaining and improving general practice nursing care for patients (11 May 2016)

Gill Rogers BA RN MSc, Director of General Practice Nursing, Londonwide LMCs. You can also read the thoughts of Dr Crystal Oldman, Chief Executive, The Queen's Nursing Institute, on
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Speakers' Corner: Dr Crystal Oldman, Chief Executive, The Queen's Nursing Institute on the London challenge for general practice nursing (11 May 2016)

Dr Crystal Oldman, Chief Executive, The Queen's Nursing Institute.   See Crystal speaking at our conference below. You...
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Dr Michelle Drage responds to the election of Sadiq Khan as Mayor of London (06 May 2016)

Dr Michelle Drage, the leader of GPs in London calls on Sadiq Khan to use his powers over housing, planning and transport to benefit patients in the Capital: “London GPs are...
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M word - Issue 28 (25 Apr 2016)

Dear Colleague, After our exhilarating Annual Conference at Arsenals Emirates Stadium on Wednesday at which we declared a GP State Of Emergency (#GPStateOfEmergency) in London, the next day...
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Londonwide LMCS, Resilient GP and GP Survival joint response to the General Practice Forward View (22 Apr 2016)

A Joint Response to the General Practice Forward View (download as PDF). Urgent measures are needed immediately to prevent the collapse of general practice Long overdue investment and a...
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General Practice Nursing for the 21st century in London - QNI report released (21 Apr 2016)

The Queen's Nursing Institute (QNI) released their report 'General Practice Nursing for the 21st century in London' on 20 April 2016. You can read the report by clicking on the...
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Dr Michelle Drage responds to General Practice Forward View announcement (21 Apr 2016)

"Today’s announcement falls far short of what is needed to address the challenges facing general practice in the Capital and beyond. GPs are in a state of emergency. Patients risk losing...
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