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Trainers Workshop. South Bristol GP Trainers Workshop |
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Current Members of the group:
Peter Allen,
Charlotte Keel Health Centre.
Rona Hellings,
Malago Surgery, Bedminster
Documents from our workshop Saunton 2005: Attributes of a Trainer in General Practice Examples of challenging registrars discussed Demonstrating your competence as a healthcare teacher Promoting Change in individuals
Educational Plan for Registrars
Documents from our workshop Saunton 2006: Program for 23.3.2006 with Aims and objectives. Maria-Teresa Claridge
Joint Surgery Summary of Joint Surgery Discussions
Risk And Uncertainty In The Consultation Dealing with risk. An example letter for discussion Explaining risks: turning numerical data into meaningful pictures BMJ article Communicating Risk to Patients British Heart Foundation Risk and Uncertainty. A Fusion of Horizons
Registrar Induction Computer Training For the Registrar An example of GP Registrar orientation plan
Other Documents Key Questions for MRCGP Criteria MRCGP Video Criteria
Documents from our workshop Saunton 2007:
Thursday 15th March Medical humanities. Creativity and imagination. Louise Younie. Seven Rules for maximising your creative output. Ten steps to release your creativity Creative writing may make doctors better Tortoises, Hares and Creativity Poems A poem by Haifa AlSanousi Dear Doctor Piano The Journey Bibliography
Friday 16th March The nMRCGP. Presented by John Scanlon, examiner.
Documents from our workshop Saunton 2008:
Thursday 13th March A Day led by Dr Bill Foster: Morning session Ethics with Coffee break:
Afternoon Session: Poetry Workshop. Including interpretation of poetry, the use of metaphor followed by sharing of poems brought along by the trainers. Thanks to Bill for a copy of his article published in the green journal: William Foster: Should poetry be included in the curriculum for speciality registrars?
Friday 14th March: Contributions from members: Philosophy in General practice. Presentation by Dr Jeff Clark Link to article in the BJGP: Philosophy, understanding and the consultation: a fusion of horizons
"Self care" and "dignity therapy" A personal view by Dr Mervyn Mcgowan
Joint surgery. An update of Dr Phil Pembertons ideas on this topic. I hope to link his article here It is scheduled to be published in the summer. The Case scenarios worked on in the workshop are listed: Difficult patients 1 Difficult patients 2 Difficult patients 3
I would also like to mention another published work form a group member this year Dr Mary Welsh: Small group work in the GP training year: one course organiser's experience.
An extraordinary year getting to the heart of GP training!
One of Ian's favorites from the evening cocktails This one performed by the "Blue Badgers"
Baggy Point.
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