Reflecting on a fantastic day at our GP Registrars Conference in Manchester yesterday which I organised with the RCGP North West England Faculty.
The event was attended by GPRs across the NW and other regions and we had some inspiring speakers throughout the day.
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Final part of the day - Q&A panel with our fantastic speakers
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Lastly Dr Ali Lea talking about how to become a GP with Extended Roles
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Dr Amir Hannan talking about the pioneering work he has led in giving patients full access to their health records.
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“If you see something in society that needs changing then be the change and make it happen.”
Inspiring talk from Dr Zahid Chauhan about his work as a GP working to improve health inequalities and working in politics
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Dr Enam Haque talking about his career journey to becoming a GP involved in education as a senior lecturer at @OfficialUoM
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Three fantastic breakout sessions ongoing:
- Top Tips for AKT/SCA by Dr Mohan Kumar
- Life after CCT by Dr Emma Wong
- Portfolio & Reflections by Dr Kiran Baillal
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Now time for our keynote speaker Dr Toyosi Adeniji, RCGP First5 Chair. Inspiring our GP Registrars with her amazing journey so far as a GP
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“Focus on core patient care, networking and early exposure, challenges in GP training, optimism with realism”
Some of the key themes of advice from Dr Suhel Ahmed when he asked 100 GP colleagues.
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Dr Gill Tonge telling our GP Registrars about the @NHSEngland Post CCT Fellowship.
Great to hear about other opportunities post-CCT like the Higher Professional Education Programme.
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Next up we have Prof Ged Byrne talking about his brilliant work as Director of Global Health at NHS England
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“You’ve got to say yes”
Dr Alison Caldwell kicking off our GP Registrars Conference today in Manchester
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