MAGAZINE EDITION
Chris Johnstone Intro.Private Passions
Five Things I wish I'd known before becoming RCGP Chairman
Mornings are Broken
A Minestone Model of Medicine - Clarifying the Soup
A Permanent home for Single Handed GPs
New Executive Board
Profile - Gordon Crosby
Challenging Times
Life is Brief
Whats New? Management Changes
Revalidation Materials available from RCGP Scotland
Did You Know?
The Bluffers Guide to Appraisal - The Dos and Donts of Appraisal
Neighbour meets Norton
Ten Years From Now
BJNP - December 2013
Anniversaries & Predictions
Notice Board
CONTRIBUTORS
Chris Johnstone & Alec LoganMarshall Marinker
David Haslam
David Clark
Colin Brown
Mairi Scott
Dr. Bill Reith
Alex Thain
Peter Murchie
Blair Smith
About The Contributors
RCGP Bookstore
BACK ISSUES
hoolet 51-Spring 2007hoolet 50-Winter 2006
hoolet 49-Summer 2006
hoolet 48-Spring 2006
hoolet 47-Winter 2005
hoolet 46-Autumn 2005
hool8 45-Summer 2005
hoolet 44-Spring 2005
hoolet 43-Winter 2004
hoolet 42-Autumn 2004
hoolet 41-Summer 2004
hoolet 40-Spring 2004
hoolet 39-Winter 2003
hoolet 38-Autumn 2003
hoolet 37-Summer 2003
hoolet 36-Spring 2003
hoolet 35-Winter 2002
hoolet 34-Autumn 2002
hoolet 33-Spring 2002
hoolet 32-Winter 2001
hoolet 31-Autumn 2001
hoolet 30-Summer 2001
hoolet 29-Spring 2001
hoolet 28-Winter 2000
hoolet 27-Autumn 2000
hoolet 26-Summer 2000
hoolet 25-Spring 2000
hoolet 24-Winter 1999
CONTACTS
contact detailsWEB LINKS
COURSES
NOTICEBOARD
By The College
Contact the author by e-mail at
christopher.johnstone@ntlworld.com
GP Registrar Study Day 2004
Royal College of General Practitioners (Scotland)
Title: The Future General Practitioner MRCGP
Date: Friday, 20th February 2003
Venue: Bridge of Allan
The College in Scotland is continually interested in supporting GP Registrars through a number of initiatives. One such event is the popular annual national GP Registrar Study Day which is aimed at encouraging GP Registrars to come and hear about issues that are currently affecting the profession and in turn challenge them to consider how these might impact on each of them as they move towards taking the MRCGP exam.
At this year’s event, we aim to once again cover important issues for GP Registrars and key Scottish speakers have been invited to share their knowledge and expertise. Throughout the day, various short presentations will be offered including:
NEW Top Tips and Hot Topics for the MRCGP exam; Increasing Public Accountability; the new GP Contract and Developing Quality Standards; Ethical Dilemmas; and the Law and General Practice - all of which are valuable topics in preparation for the MRCGP exam.
If you are a GP Trainer, please encourage the GP Registrars in your practice to attend this important event.
If you are a GP Registrar - book now to secure your place and we look forward to meeting you on the day!
For further details please contact:
rmccarthy@rcgp-scotland.org.uk
or telephone 0131 260 6800.
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
In association with
SYMPOSIUM - CHANGING PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
30 January 2004
Why Change professional practice? Persuasive reasons can be found in the values of NHS Quality Improvement Scotland:
All of these values imply willingness to change and encourage innovation. The topics for this meeting have been chosen because we think that they are important to the public and address three of their key concerns; patient safety, quality of services and communication across the interface between primary and secondary care.
The issues affect all people responsible for Clinical effectiveness and Quality Improvements in primary and secondary care.
For further information and a registration form, log onto:
http://www.rcpe.ac.uk/events/change.html.
hoolet is the magazine of RCGP Scotland. It is supported intellectually, financially and emotionally by RCGP Scotland.
This issue maintained by Robert Hallam.
