Happy to be sharing this paper co-authored with Nitin Gambhir and Prof Jennifer Cleland detailing work undertaken as part of a GP medical education fellowship with NHS Education for Scotland (NES)

Very helpful statement from the BSI. Lots of useful information here Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Glasgow immunology.org/policy-and-pub…

Make your CPD hours worthwhile! You can now book on our "A Day in the Life of a Busy General Practice" webinar series for 2021-21 at portal.scot.nhs.uk. Find programme attached Email [email protected] for more info

Excited to see this published today and honoured to have represented GP on this group alongside DrSigiJoseph Lots of areas for us to develop when working to improve the health and wellbeing of women in Scotland.

Happy to have GPSTEP in today, with a musical treat to welcome national and international delegates back from their lunch break! GPSTEP Nitin Gambhir Anne Bell

Why is it important to invest in longitudinal evaluation and keep developing our knowledge on key med ed topics? Here’s a 1 min overview of our recent study on differential attainment to help progress understanding. See what you think…

Yesterday we met with UK #MedEd leaders to discuss initiatives that aim to tackle differential attainment in postgraduate training.

With articles on: - tackling differential attainment - a Once for Scotland Approach to equality and diversity essential learning - the 2023 Scottish Medical Appraisers Annual Conference And more... The June NES Scotland Deanery newsletter is out now ow.ly/Lzty50OZbiJ

Do you want to be an ally in the fight against racism? You can access our new #ActAgainstRacism web hub to find out how you can support. 🖥️➡️ rcpsych.ac.uk/improving-care…

It’s been 20 years since we opened our first GMC office in Scotland! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 In this blog, Nicola Cotter, Head of GMC Scotland, looks back at those 20 years and notes just a few of the team’s achievements in that time. Read it here 👉 orlo.uk/X0kZS

What do trainers take away from enhanced induction with IMG GP trainees? How might this benefit trainees and work towards addressing Differential Attainment in Scotland? Find out in our latest paper NHS Education for Scotland (NES) RCGP Scotland tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Involving trainers early on helps build a positive relationship with IMG trainees. This is crucial to address differential attainment.

We’ve developed a new module, ‘Introduction to Equality, Diversity and Human Rights to meet the essential learning needs of the health and social care workforce in Scotland. It takes approx. 30 minutes to complete including knowledge checks and quiz learn.nes.nhs.scot/72773

Knowing me, knowing you: evaluation of the impact of trainer involvement at an enhanced induction programme for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) (Scotland) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

We’ve developed a new module, ‘Introduction to Equality, Diversity and Human Rights to meet the essential learning needs of the health and social care workforce in Scotland. It takes approx. 30 minutes to complete including knowledge checks and quiz learn.nes.nhs.scot/72773

Fantastic work by NHS Education for Scotland (NES) promoting equity in medical education which we GMC have been supporting to eradicate disadvantage and discrimination by 2031. Great to see colleagues at NES driving this forward.

Thank you Kiltwalk What a fabulous day it was!

📢GatewayC have now launched in Scotland🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Check out our Colorectal cancer and FIT courses designed to support Scottish healthcare professionals in clinical decision-making when referring patients on a suspected cancer pathway. gatewayc.org.uk/courses/colore… gatewayc.org.uk/courses/faecal…

There’s only two days left to complete your national training survey❗️ In her new blog, Aby Nwaokolo, our Head of Quality Assurance, highlights why your responses are so important and explains how her team uses them in their work to make sure that all medical education and

A massive thanks to our four fantastic speakers at tonight's Meet and Connect: Inspiring Early Career GPs. It was great to hear about their different portfolio careers and how #AiTs and #First5s can achieve variety within their working week both during training and post CCT.