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Primary Care Education

What we do:

  • develop and deliver the primary care teaching, learning and assessment within the MBBS Course
  • liaise with primary care educators and GP tutors in the community
  • oversee the quality of primary care teaching within and outside St George’s
  • supervise Academic Foundation doctors and Academic Clinical Fellows training in general practice
  • run the intercalated/BSc module in primary care
  • innovate and develop new educational initiatives in the MBBS course
  • perform academic scholarship relating to clinical medicine and medical education
  • welcome and mentor The Salaried Portfolio Innovation (SPIN) Scheme Fellows and integrated GP trainees in medical education posts
  • deliver leadership roles within the MBBS programme
  • liaise with other HEI regionally and the Society for Academic Primary Care nationally
  • liase with the GP clinical researcher in the Population Health Research Institute.

Primary Care Education

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Inaugural Annual GP Tutors Conference: The Future of Primary Care Education

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City St George’s, University of London  

Inaugural Annual GP Tutors Conference  

“The Future of Primary Care Education” 

Date: Wednesday 4th June 2025 

 Time: 09:30-16:30 followed by networking drinks from 16.30 to 18.00  

Location: City St George’s (Tooting campus), University of London,

This is a new initiative from our faculty development team, and we hope you will be able to attend our inaugural conference which includes keynote presentations, plenaries and a choice of workshops.   It will be an opportunity to hear about developments in primary care education and to meet colleagues.    

 Food and drink will be provided on the day. 

 Keynotes and Plenaries  

 Professor Hugh Alberti, Newcastle University 

'The past, present and future of primary care education.' 

“By choice not by chance” (Wass, 2016),  

challenges we continue to face eight years on and looking to the future of primary care education.   

 

Professor Graham Easton, Queen Mary University London  

"Using stories to make your teaching even more effective: the why and the how."     

 

 Primary Care Education Team, City St George’s 

“Broadening primary care” – innovative approaches to primary care teaching   

 

 

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