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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

GP

Supporting neurodivergent learners to thrive on GP placements.

Description

Tuesday 24 November 2026 - 13:00-14:00

·       Tuesday 20 April 2027 – 13:00-14:00

Online

This online interactive CPD session will explore approaches to enhance engagement and confidence for neurodivergent learners. The session will provide opportunities to share good practice and discuss practical tips to support medical students to get the most out of their time in general practice. We will also reflect on support available for learners and useful resources for educators to consider when hosting students on placement.  

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Primary Care Education

GATE: Georges Academic Teaching Essentials Course

Description

·       Tuesday 22 September 2026 – 09:30-12:30

·       Wednesday 18 November 2026 – 13:45-16:45

·       Wednesday 13 January 2027 – 13:45-16:45

·       Wednesday 17 March 2027 – 13:45-16:45

·       Wednesday 12 May 2027 – 13:45-16:45

·       Wednesday 21 July 2027 – 13:45-16:45

Please select your preferred date when booking.

In-person at City St George's, University of London (Tooting Campus)

This course is an introduction to teaching and covers the essentials of learning, teaching, assessment and feedback. 

 

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suppoting students

Supporting Students in Difficulty

Description

·       Wednesday 21 October 2026- 13:00 - 14:00

·       Wednesday 20 January 2027- 13:00-14:00

Location: Online via MS Teams 

This interactive lunchtime session is designed for GP tutors and focuses on how to identify and support students who are struggling during their placements. The session will discuss key indicators of students in difficulty, such as issues with clinical performance and professionalism, as well as causes of difficulty including stress, financial pressures, mental health issues and neurodivergence. We will explore practical strategies for offering support, and guidance on how and when to escalate concerns.  

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Primary Care Education

Tips for Teaching in a Busy GP Clinic

Description

Tuesday 8 September 2026 -13.00 – 14.00

·       Tuesday 23 February 2027 -13:00-14:00

MS TeamsFurther information and joining links will be sent prior to the event.

This 60-minute interactive online course is designed to explore some of the challenges you may face as a clinical teacher during a busy GP clinic and provide practical guidance based on educational theory to help you deliver meaningful educational experiences for your students

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08/09/202608/09/20260[Read More]
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