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29th January 2020
Welcome to the CPD Zone
Continuing professional development opportunities and resources for everyone working in primary care across Thames Valley and Wessex.
Good Medical Practice… places a duty on you to keep your knowledge and skills up to date throughout your working life by regularly taking part in activities that maintain and further develop your competence and performance.
– Continuing professional development: guidance for all doctors, GMC 2012
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Latest CPD News
New Core Capabilities Framework for ACP (Nurses) Working in General Practice
In November 2017 Health Education England published the Multi-professional Framework for Advanced Clinical Practice in England. This work has led to the development of more
28th January 2020
QI Connect with Trish Greenhalgh
You are invited to join a free QI Connect webex session with Trish Greenhalgh on Tuesday 25 February 4-5pm. Trish Greenhalgh is Professor of Primary
27th January 2020
Embedding AI in healthcare practice
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare from streamlining workflow processes to making more precise patient diagnoses. However, it is not without its challenges. A free
24th January 2020
Musculoskeletal primary care programme
HEE has funded the development of an e-learning training package to support musculoskeletal (MSK) care in primary care practice. The Musculoskeletal primary care e-learning programme
23rd January 2020
How to build effective teams in general practice
Teamworking is fundamental to the future of general practice. Practices are coming together at scale in primary care networks and new roles are being introduced,
21st January 2020
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