Resource Library

This session, from our Belonging in Practice series, recorded on 23rd September 2026, addresses the realities of racism and bias in GP roles, including microaggressions from patients and colleagues, differential treatment in complaints and appraisal processes, and the emotional labour of 'representing' communities.

This session, from our Belonging in Practice series, recorded on 26th August 2026, focuses on psychological safety and authenticity at work and explores decisions around being 'out' in the workplace, experiences with patients and colleagues, faith-based tensions, and leadership visibility.

This session, from our Belonging in Practice series, recorded on 29th July 2026, addresses visible and invisible disabilities, fluctuating health conditions, stigma and rigid GP systems that contribute to attrition.

Covering ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia, this session from our Belonging in Practice series, recorded on 1st July 2026, reframes neurodiversity as an asset in general practice.

This session, from our Belonging in Practice series, focuses on the experiences of IMGs working in UK general practice, addressing challenges such as cultural transition, NHS systems, communication styles, accent bias, imposter syndrome, differential attainment, and visa or settlement stressors.

This session from our Belonging in Practice series, recorded on 29th April 2026, establishes the strategic importance of belonging for GP wellbeing, retention, patient care and leadership sustainability.

List of national support organisations for members of the LGBTQ+ Community.

List of organisations to join for members of the LGBTQ+ community in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

This booklet aligns to the Cardiovascular Disease Modern Service Framework (CVD MSF)5 and follows the Heart Failure Academy map (below). It aims to support you in recognising the signs and symptoms of Heart Failure, to enable a timelier diagnosis and optimisation of therapy to improve the support of people living with Heart Failure. The pages of this booklet are colour-coded to help you access information on each map stop quickly.

Three articulate and engaging kids tell their own stories and wryly observe the impact poverty and homelessness is having on their families, including the toll it is taking on their parents’ mental health.

The CUH Doctors-for-Doctors arm of the service was formed in response to the Covid pandemic in March 2020 – drawing together a small team of highly experienced, pastorally-skilled GPs to help give 1:1 support to CUH medical & surgical colleagues, of all grades & specialties , at a critical time.

NHS Practitioner Health is a free, confidential service for doctors and dentists across England with mental illness and addiction problems, who are working or looking to return to clinical practice. This service is a commitment as part of the NHS Long Term Plan.