The inaugural BJGP Research Conference gets off to a flying start

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We were thrilled to host the inaugural BJGP Research Conference for primary care and family medicine last month. We had speakers including Prof Helen Stokes-Lampard, Prof Roger Jones, Dr Graham Easton, and Prof Pali Hungin.

Enjoy the video and look out for next year’s conference at http://bjgp.org/conference and follow us on Twitter @BJGPjournal for all the updates.

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