Resource Library

As part of developing blended learning, EoE GP School have commissioned a series of TED-style talks that align with the modules.

This peer-led webinar is facilitated by Dr Susie Hunt, supported by Dr Paula Newton. It is aimed at all members of the Primary Care Team (clinical and non-clinical) and will address some of the important issues around staff wellbeing, sharing practical tips and strategies that can help both individuals and teams.

This peer-led webinar is facilitated by Dr Gill Shields and is aimed at all members of the Primary Care Team (clinical and non-clinical). The session will include an introduction to Menopause, current hot topics and how we got here plus what the future of women's health looks like.

This peer-led webinar is facilitated by Dr Jessica Randall-Carrick. Offering personalised and holistic care of obesity, hypertension, hyperlipidaemia/QRISK & diabetes will require the combined efforts across all our practice & PCN staff – both medical & non-medical (or non-traditional) providers.

This peer-led webinar is facilitated by Dr Liz Woodroffe, Safeguarding Lead at Lensfield Medical Practice.  It is aimed at all members of the Primary Care Team (clinical and non-clinical) and examines the inputs, processes and outputs of Primary Care safeguarding systems.

In this webinar Dr James Smith will describe our environmental impacts and the clinical and non-clinical actions which can be taken to reduce these. The webinar will be accompanied by a discussion guide for practices to use on the day to support local action planning, and a set of links to online resources to provide further information and tools.

PCUK Podcast with regular updates on important topics relevant to those working in General Practice, OOH or and similar.

Coaching and mentoring is an inclusive offering available to all professions within the NHS and social care, irrespective of pay grade, clinical and non-clinical roles.

Prospective Access to GP Records

The Personalised Care Institute is a virtual organisation, accountable for setting the standards for evidence-based training in personalised care in England.

HEE national, regional and local Knowledge & Library Services supply knowledge and evidence resources to support healthcare.

STOMP stands for stopping over medication of people with a learning disability, autism or both with psychotropic medicines. It is a national project involving many different organisations which are helping to stop the over use of these medicines. STOMP is about helping people to stay well and have a good quality of life.