The 2022/23 programme of monthly GP Fellowship mornings will run from September 2022 to July 2023. These take place on Thursdays, from 9.30am-12.30pm (unless otherwise stated).
The Fellowship mornings include an education session with expert speakers covering a range of clinical and non-clinical topics, followed by case discussions and opportunities for group work/peer learning.
Any variations to these standard timings will be noted against individual events.
| 9.20-9.30am | Registration |
| 9.30-10.30am | Education: Lecture from expert speaker – tailored specifically to F5 educational needs |
| 10.30-11.00am | Education: Q&A/Case-based discussion w expert speaker |
| 11.00-11.15am | Coffee/comfort break |
| 11.15am-12.30pm | Small group work – scenario discussions, questions and near peer support |
| 12.30-1pm | Fellowship 1:1 – Opportunity for Fellows to have short 1 on 1 with Kate Lowery for support/coaching/questions – bookable on request at start of session |
(Events marked * have a different format)
The schedule of dates is as below, topics and speakers will be added as soon as they are confirmed. All sessions take place virtually via Zoom unless marked as FtF.
FtF events will take place at a venue in the Huntingdon area.
Fellows will be automatically booked onto these sessions, and receive a calendar invitation as confirmation – please accept/decline the invitation and advise us if you are unable to attend by emailing deborah.coulter@nhs.net
The fellowship education sessions delivered via zoom (9.30-11am unless otherwise stated) are also open to any First5 GP working in Cambridgeshire & Peterborough. Sessions will be available for non-fellows to book via our training calendar, approximately 4-6 weeks prior to each event. Click here to search for these and other First5 events.
| Date | Topic | Delivery |
| Thurs 15th September 9.30-12.30 (Fellows only) |
Shapes in Practice half day: How to embrace your limits, set boundaries and deal with pushback Rachel Morris, Wild Monday |
Zoom |
| Thurs 13th October (Fellows only) |
Rheumatology/MSK Dr Colin Hitchcock |
FtF Huntingdon Marriott |
| Thurs 10th November | Domestic Abuse Awareness and the work of IDVAs Vickie Crompton |
Zoom |
| Thurs 8th December | 9.30-11am: Elderly Care Dr Jonathan Myers 11.15-11.30: Coaching & Mentoring Dr Sarah Ray |
Zoom |
| Thurs 12th January* (Fellows only) |
Menopause & HRT Dr Gill Shields |
FtF Huntingdon Marriott |
| Thurs 9th February | Greener Practice Dr Rebecca Davis |
Zoom |
| Thurs 16th March | Compassionate Leadership Dr Mark Brookes |
Zoom |
| Thurs 20th April* (Fellows only) |
Supervision in Primary Care Fay Penart-Buck and Jenny Aston |
FtF Huntingdon Delta (Marriott) |
| Thurs 18th May | Abnormal Blood Results and Haematological Disorders Charles Crawley |
Zoom |
| Thurs 15th June* | Mental Health – Overview & Services Dr Emma Tiffin, Dr Simon Mitchell, Chloe Humphrey |
Zoom |
| Thurs 13th July* 9.30am-1pm (Fellows only) |
Annual Summer Fellowship Event Keynote speaker: Stefan Scholtes (see bio below) |
FtF Old Bridge, Huntingdon |
Professor Scholtes’ research and teaching focuses on healthcare management, health system design and health service innovation. He is founding director of the Cambridge Centre for Health Leadership & Enterprise (CCHLE) and works closely with healthcare organizations in the NHS, Europe and the USA. At CCHLE, Professor Scholtes co-leads the Healthcare Utility Initiative, a partnership between the CCHLE and the US Health System SSM Health, and the Healthcare Convergence Initiative, a partnership between CCHLE and Excite Ventures. Professor Scholtes is Chair of the Board of a large primary care practice in England and Distinguished Visiting Professor at HEC Paris.
| Date | Topic | Delivery |
| Thurs 14th September 9.30-12.30 (Fellows only) |
Resilience Susie Hunt |
FtF (Venue TBC) |
| Thurs 12th October | Topic TBC Speaker TBC |
Zoom |
| Thurs 9th November | Promoting Self Care Joao Costa |
Zoom |
Shapes Toolkit
Dr Rachel Morris
Menopause and HRT: A Whistle-Stop Tour
Dr Hannah Short
Akeso Coaching for GPs
Dr Sarah Rann
Domestic Abuse Awareness and the work of IDVAs
C&P Domestic Violence Advisory Service
Being a Portfolio GP
Dr Morooj Mohammed
Palliative Care ‘Deep Dive’
Dr Stephen Barclay & Carly Love (ARHC)
Promoting Patient Self-care
Joao Costa (Clinical Pharmacist)
Appraisals & Revalidation
Paula Newton
Syncope (+RADAR service)
Dr Jo Hampton
F5 leads ‘Top tips’
Dr Will Bostock & Dr Cynthia Yohanna
Mental Health Consulting: Top Tips
Dr Emma Tiffin & Dr Simon Mitchell, Consultant Psychiatrist, CPFT and Associate Director
Lifestyle Medicine and Using Podcasts with Patients
Dr Will Bostock
Dermatology
Dr Anna Trigell
Perinatal MH
Dr Emma Tiffin
Men’s Health
Dr Tom Shackleton
Paediatric Allergies
Dr Rebecca Tillbott
Long Covid
Dr Rowan Burnstein and Louise Goswell
Managing Medical Uncertainty
Dr Susie Lister
Health inequalities, leadership and practice management
Dr Neil Modha
ENT – Hearing, balance, ear and tinnitus
Dr Neil Donnelly
