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Welcome to GP Update
Directed by Lucy Jenkins and Peter Rose, The GP Update Course is run entirely by GPs. We trawl through all the journals and do all the legwork to bring you up to speed on the latest issues, literature, research and guidelines in General Practice.
The GP Update Course is designed to be very relevant to clinical practice and to help you meet the requirements for your appraisal and revalidation. We make it all entertaining too - without compromising the content!
The GP Update Course has been accredited by the RCGP since February 2012 and is now the only one of its type to be completely free from pharmaceutical company sponsorship.
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The GP Update Course
The GP Update Course is a one day course prepared and delivered by GPs for GPs GP Registrars and Practice Nurses. More »
The GP Cancer Update Course
A one day cancer update course. for all GPs and GP STs, not just those with a special interest. More »
The Medically Unexplained Symptoms Course
We all know that there is no magic solution which we can use with patients with unexplained symptoms, however, there are some key evidence based skills which can be learnt. More »
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The Telephone Consultation Course
With the increased importance of telephone consultations, this one day course delivers practical skills which can be put to use immediately. More »
The Effective Consultation Course
The Effective Consultation Course from the GP Update team focuses on consultation behaviours which enhance effectiveness. More »
The Patient Behaviour Change Course
Delegates will learn a number of skills to make more headway with patients, making these consultations less frustrating for all parties! More »
The GP Update Handbook and DVD
The Handbook is a 350 page document outlining the results of the most important research relevant to primary care over the last 5 years. More »
The GP Update Handbook Online
The GP Update Handbook outlines the results of the most important research relevant to primary care over the last 5 years. More »
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Latest Updates
Summary of QoF changes for 2013-14
If you don't want to plough through the enormous national guidance on QOF, here is a quick...
Pertussis
With perfussis infections on the rise, here is a summary of all the useful things you might...
Perinatal mood disorders
One of the very common questions we get asked on our courses when we talk about depression...
Dabigatran for use instead of warfarin in AF
So NICE have approved dabigatran for use instead of warfarin in AF. But who should we consider...
Free cancer toolkit
Cancer - Do you worry about your or your practice's performance when it comes to this serious,...
Vitamin D Supplementation
If there is one subject that create more questions than answers its the thorny subject of vitamin D....
