We provide a wide range of high-quality online events to support our members' continuing professional development. Topics cover a broad range of clinical, wellbeing and developmental themes for GPs at all stages of their career.
The Cumbria Annual Branston evening is our time to celebrate all things GP in the Cumbria region. This year we will hear from the renowned speaker Prof Lucy Easthorpe and the very experienced Dr Peter Howard.
Join us on this one-day interactive conference, providing expert specialist clinical training and essential information on mental health for GPs and their practice colleagues.
This event will cover contraception services, antenatal care, termination services, conscientious objection, ,menopause/ HRT, wellbeing and cardiovascular health, managing gynae in the current climate and urogynae.
This open to all one-day training course aims to improve your consultation skills and as a result pass your SCA. The course offers interactive sessions with experienced trainers and examiners.
Date
28 November 2024
Start time
09:00
Places left
25
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