Highlights for AiTs
We asked the chair of the RCGP’s AiT Committee, Dr Sophie Lanaghan, to choose her highlights from the concurrent sessions planned for this year’s conference in Glasgow. Here’s her top three sessions:
- How we can all be the David Attenboroughs of the GP world: Role modelling in medical training (Friday F6)
- Work as a health outcome – helping people stay at work, the future of fit notes and opportunities for GPs in occupational medicine (Thursday B5)
- Developing practical leadership skills in GP trainees (Saturday G3)
RCGP AiT Chair Dr Sophie Lanaghan
Which are your top three concurrents? Browse the programme and tweet us @rcgpac. And here’s some more selections that we expect to appeal to the AiT audience.
Practical sessions will help you develop your leadership skills (G3), practise mindfulness in medicine (C5), kick off your career in primary care research (C4), or take up an international exchange.
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Our extensive clinical programme provides essential updates on respiratory medicine (A2), irritable bowel syndrome (B2), ME/CFS (C2), dermatology (D2) and safe prescribing in pregnancy (G2).
We also have wealth of healthcare innovation and technology on show, including sessions on making NHS data useful to GPs (B6), bringing genomes to life (D6) , and using robots to aid teaching and physical examination (C6).
Don’t miss the AiTs/First5 reception and Ceilidh! Details and booking here
And our exciting list of plenary speakers includes best-selling author and medical doctor Dr Ben Goldacre who specialises in unpicking the misuse of science and statistics. His first book ‘Bad Science’ has sold over 500,000 copies. Find out more about the plenary speakers confirmed so far.