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CPD Connect (First5 GPs and GPNs): A Day in the Life of a Busy General Practice - 2025 to 2026

Lifelong Learning for Lifelong Care

This is a series of 10 new webinars being held between September 2025 and March 2026.  The series will cover common clinical topics with the latest advice on their management within primary care.  All of our speakers are local NHS consultants/professionals who have worked with the NES team to pinpoint key learning for their specific area of expertise.

Each webinar is approximately 1 hour, which includes time for Q&A.


Programme schedule:


2025


18 September @ 1 pm - Current Weight Management and GLP1 prescribing in Primary Care
30 September @ 11 am - Current Drug Trends
30 October @ 12:30 pm - Asthma - new guidelines and climate change

13 November @ TBC - Dementia
19 November @ 12:30 pm - Deprescribing in Drugs of concern
9 December @ 1 pm - ECG Interpretation - when to worry



2026

15 January @ 1 pm - Diabetes

22 January @ 1 pm - Paediatric Orthopaedics
29 January @ 1 pm - Osteoporosis - bone health across the lifespan

TBC - Intellectual Disabilities 


Resource Type: CPD Connect [No Fee]

No Location Provided Tuesday, March 31, 2026 9:00 AM-7:00 PM Contact Organiser Good Availability
£ POA Book

CPD Connect: A Day in the Life of a Busy General Practice - 2025 to 2026

Lifelong Learning for Lifelong Care

This is a series of 10 new webinars being held between September 2025 and March 2026.  The series will cover common clinical topics with the latest advice on their management within primary care.  All of our speakers are local NHS consultants/professionals who have worked with the NES team to pinpoint key learning for their specific area of expertise.

Each webinar is approximately 1 hour, which includes time for Q&A.

Programme schedule:


2025:


18 September @ 1 pm - Current Weight Management and GLP1 prescribing in Primary Care
30 September @ 11 am - Current Drug Trends
30 October @ 12:30 pm - Asthma - new guidelines and climate change
13 November @TBC - Dementia
19 November @ 12:30 pm - Deprescribing in Drugs of concern
9 December @ 1 pm - ECG Interpretation - when to worry



2026:

5 January @ 1 pm - Diabetes

22 January @1 pm - Paediatric Orthopaedics
29 January @ 1 pm - Osteoporosis - bone health across the lifespan

TBC - Intellectual Disabilities 


Resource Type: Workshop

No Location Provided Tuesday, March 31, 2026 9:00 AM-7:00 PM Contact Organiser Good Availability
£ POA Book

CPD Connect: A Day in the Life of a Busy General Practice - RECORDINGS ONLY


A Day in the Life of a Busy General Practice - RECORDINGS ONLY

This is a series of 10 webinars that were held between October 2024 and March 2025.  The series covered common clinical topics with the latest advice on their management within primary care.  



All of our speakers are local NHS consultants/professionals who have worked with the NES team to pinpoint key learning for their specific area of expertise.

Each webinar is approximately 1 hour and the cost is £50.00.

SESSIONS AVAILABLE:


Disorders of Gut Brain Interaction (DGBI) - A Patient’s journey
What to do with these Haematology Results
Targeting improvement in the care of gout
Frailty in Primary Care
Back Pain: A Spinal Surgeon's (?Helpful) Perspective

General Practice care for patients affected by ACEs

Children's Continence
Dermatology in Skin of Colour

Early detection of advanced liver disease and abnormal liver biochemistry
Blood Borne Viruses: A quick guide for Primary Care 


The recordings will be available until 11 March 2026.


Resource Type: Workshop

No Location Provided Wednesday, March 11, 2026 9:00 AM-7:00 PM Contact Organiser Good Availability
£ POA Book

CPD Connect: Introduction to Leadership Workshop

Great leadership skills are crucial and most helpful when navigating times of great ambiguity, uncertainty and challenge, all of which seem to be more and more prevalent in our day-to-day working lives.


The words leadership and management are often used in the same sentence but what is the difference? Understanding how you may be limiting yourself at present, by not working in leader mode is key to successfully navigating the world of work. When it comes to leadership it is often said that emotional intelligence is the difference that makes the difference. This workshop will explore emotional intelligence and in particular self-awareness, self-management, social awareness and relationship management.


The course will help you make sense of what leadership is, help you develop your personal leadership approach and how you can apply it in your day-to-day practice. You will be encouraged to learn what it is like to be on the receiving end of you.



CPD Connect invite you to attend a full day workshop, delivered via Microsoft Teams, commencing at 09:30 on Wednesday 4 March 2026.  The workshop will be interactive, blending leadership theory with practical day-to-day techniques, examples, participant contributions and group work. We will incorporate action planning and review sessions into the workshop so that the participants are actively encouraged to apply their learning into their day jobs. 

Who should attend:

First5 GPs who want to develop their leadership skills and have greater confidence in handling ambiguity, uncertainty and challenge.

Cost:

This is a fully funded workshop - please enter your CCT date in the special requirements box when booking to authenticate your funding.


(IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY DONE SO, PLEASE UPDATE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND JOB ROLE ON PORTAL UNDER "ACCOUNT SETTINGS" 
IF YOU DON'T WE WILL BE UNABLE TO GET IN TOUCH WITH YOU)


If you have any questions, please email cpdconnect@nes.scot.nhs.uk


Resource Type: CPD Connect [No Fee]

No Location Provided Wednesday, March 4, 2026 9:30 AM-3:30 PM Contact Organiser Good Availability
£ POA Book

CPD Connect: Introduction to Leadership Workshop

Great leadership skills are crucial and most helpful when navigating times of great ambiguity, uncertainty and challenge, all of which seem to be more and more prevalent in our day-to-day working lives.


The words leadership and management are often used in the same sentence but what is the difference? Understanding how you may be limiting yourself at present, by not working in leader mode is key to successfully navigating the world of work. When it comes to leadership it is often said that emotional intelligence is the difference that makes the difference. This workshop will explore emotional intelligence and in particular self-awareness, self-management, social awareness and relationship management.


The course will help you make sense of what leadership is, help you develop your personal leadership approach and how you can apply it in your day-to-day practice. You will be encouraged to learn what it is like to be on the receiving end of you.



CPD Connect invite you to attend a full day workshop, delivered via Microsoft Teams, commencing at 09:30 on Tuesday 11 November 2025.  The workshop will be interactive, blending leadership theory with practical day-to-day techniques, examples, participant contributions and group work. We will incorporate action planning and review sessions into the workshop so that the participants are actively encouraged to apply their learning into their day jobs. 

Who should attend:

First5 GPs who want to develop their leadership skills and have greater confidence in handling ambiguity, uncertainty and challenge.

Cost:

This is a fully funded workshop - please enter your CCT date in the special requirements box when booking to authenticate your funding.


(IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY DONE SO, PLEASE UPDATE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND JOB ROLE ON PORTAL UNDER "ACCOUNT SETTINGS" 
IF YOU DON'T WE WILL BE UNABLE TO GET IN TOUCH WITH YOU)


If you have any questions, please email cpdconnect@nes.scot.nhs.uk


Resource Type: CPD Connect [No Fee]

No Location Provided Tuesday, November 11, 2025 9:30 AM-3:30 PM Contact Organiser Waiting List Only
£ POA Book
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