Royal College of GPs' spring conference 8 - 10 April 2005

Main Category: Public Health
Article Date: 10 Jan 2005 - 7:00 PDT

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UK - Following the theme General Practice for a Cosmopolitan Age, this year's conference will focus on the past, present and future contributions international family doctors offer to British medicine.

Based at the Hilton Hotel, Blackpool, speakers will include Professor Ronald Harden, who will discuss the International Virtual Medical School based at the University of Dundee; and Dr Michael Boland from the ICGP will look at the impact of the new European workforce.

The three-day event will be rounded-off with a lecture from Dr Aneez Esmail entitled Asian Doctors in the NHS: Service and Betrayal. Coupled with an exciting social programme and gala dinner, this meeting will be one of the highlights of the primary care calendar. Delegates will include GPs and other members of the primary healthcare team.

For more information visit http://www.blackpool2005.com

Getting it right: challenging behaviours in teenagers in general practice - Tuesday 8 March 2005

This one-day conference at the RCGP 14 Princes Gate, London, aims to support GPs in improving the care they provide to teenagers. The recently published 'National Service Framework for Children & Young People' and the White Paper on Public Health: 'Choosing Health' have both highlighted the importance of promoting the health of teenagers, managing health risks, and recognising emotional & psychological problems at an early stage. Despite the growth of other services, general practice remains at the frontline of dealing with teenagers in difficulty.

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To attend, delegates should contact the RCGP Professional Development Unit 020 7344 3124

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