Category: Bright Ideas and Innovation
A video to help patients get the most out of 10 minutes
Ed Schwarz has just completed his GP training as an educational scholar in Cornwall and is now a...
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Evolving General Practice: Artificial Intelligence and Primary Care
The Clinical Innovation and Research Centre (CIRC) at the RCGP works with GPs and practice staff,...
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Bright Ideas: improving access to digital health resources
Steffan Gimblett of Pontardawe Primary Care Centre, Swansea was the winner of the inaugural Bright Ideas Awards in Wales. They produced a QR info pod for patients which contained links to all our online services, social media and relevant information about the practice.
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Paramedics in general practice: what can we expect?
The NHS enters its 70th year with the general practice workforce in crisis. Paramedics already have a track record in providing flexible and innovative ways of delivering extended clinical care.
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Bright Ideas: improving pre-diabetes care
Darwen Healthcare came up with a plan to improve pre-diabetes care and won an RCGP Bright Ideas Award. The RCGP’s Bright Ideas initiative recognises that GPs and practice staff regularly see opportunities to improve their practice, and often do so by taking a fresh and innovative approach.
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E-consultations are redefining the clinical landscape
Murray Ellender is a GP in south London, a partner in The Hurley Group and co-founder of eConsult....
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Bright Ideas: Support for GP trainees in Northern Ireland
Bright Ideas is an online portal for innovative practice run by the RCGP Clinical Innovation and...
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Playing the GP role: CSA on the Move
Michael Poplawski is a GPST3 and author of “CSA on the Move – A Practical Audio Guide to the Clinical Management of Common RCGP CSA Scenarios”.
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Part 2: Integration and true collaboration to develop primary care
Cat Roberts is Clinical Lead GP involved in developing and delivering primary care services within...
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Part 1: Challenging the norm and GPs as innovators
Cat Roberts is Clinical Lead GP involved in developing and delivering primary care services within...
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Self discovery with an ankle fracture
Kate Dawson is a full-time remote and rural GP on the Isle of Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides. At...
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BJGP Open: adapting primary care for migrants
The aim of this paper was to provide some insight into how primary care is managing to offer care to migrants. In particular they were interested in looking at the challenges and the ways in which practices and practitioners were adapting to meet this need.
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