GP training
GP speciality training essentials for GP registrars. A perfect resource for the MRCGP examination, this section contains advice and information for GP trainees, including articles to help you improve your consultation skills, meet the demands of workplace-based assessment and tips to help you prepare for the CSA and AKT exams.
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Preparing for the CSA
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GP training: Preparing for the CSA exam
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GP training: Structuring the consultation in the CSA exam
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How to pass the CSA exam on your first attempt
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CSA troubleshooting: 1 - Consulting with elderly patients
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CSA troubleshooting: 2 - Consulting with disabled patients
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CSA troubleshooting: 3 - Paediatric consultations
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CSA troubleshooting: 4 - Culture and ethnicity
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CSA troubleshooting: 5 - Consultations with more than one person
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CSA Troubleshooting: 6 - Healthcare professionals
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CSA troubleshooting: 7 - Home visits
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CSA troubleshooting: 8 - Telephone consultations
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CSA Troubleshooting: 9 - Providing health promotion advice
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CSA troubleshooting: 10 - Ethical issues in the CSA
CSA practice cases
Consultation skills
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Consultation skills: Breaking bad news
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Consultation skills - Staying calm with angry patients
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Consultation skills - Control the length of the consultation
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Consultation skills - How to deal with manipulative patients
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Consultation skills - Consulting with family members
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Consultation skills: Frequent attenders
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Consultation skills: Consulting with the bereaved patient
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A patient-centric approach to consent
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Consulting skills: How to advise about exercise
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GP consultation skills: The 10-minute consultation
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How to handle aggressive patients
General advice
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GP training: Starting as a GP trainee
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GP training: Conducting a telephone consultation
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GP training: Undertaking a home visit
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Dealing with your first death as a GP
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10 tips for newly-qualified GPs
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GP training: Tips for your ST3 year
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Preparing for your first appraisal as a GP
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GP training: How to make the most of your hospital rotations
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Why general practice needs more young leaders
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How to write GP referral letters
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Palliative care: How GPs can handle conversations about end-of-life care
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GP training: Dealing with your first complaint
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GP training: 5 common prescribing pitfalls and how to avoid them
Applied Knowledge Test
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GP training: How to succeed in the AKT
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Preparing for the AKT exam
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Preparing for the AKT: Clinical medicine
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Preparing for the AKT: Critical appraisal and evidence-based practice
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Preparing for the AKT: Health informatics
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GP training: Useful resources when preparing for the AKT
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GP training: Tips to help you pass the AKT
Workplace-based assessment
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Preparing for your educational supervisor's review (ESR)
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GP training: Appraising a case-based discussion
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Developing reflective writing skills - part one
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Developing reflective writing skills - part two
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GP training: Writing a PDP in your e-portfolio
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GP training: Recording your placement meeting in a learning log
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Reflecting on significant events during GP training
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GP training: Writing up an audit for your e-portfolio
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GP training: How an audit e-portfolio log entry is assessed
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Writing up clinical examination and procedural skills (CEPS) in learning logs
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The audio clinical observation tool (COT) in GP training
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Using random case analyses in GP training
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Multisource feedback in GP training
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The patient satisfaction questionnaire in GP training
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GP training: Teaching as a GP trainee
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GP training: Writing up your teaching or presentation as a learning log
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GP training: Learning from 'coffee room chats'
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GP training: Gathering evidence for 'maintaining an ethical approach'
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GP training: The BATHE model of communication
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Improving learning log entries in GP training: a clinical encounter
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Improving learning log entries in GP training: a tutorial
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Improving learning log entries in GP training: a professional conversation
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GP training: The Swiss cheese model for significant event analysis
Medico-legal
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Parental responsibility and consent
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Advance decisions to refuse treatment - what GPs need to know
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Saying sorry - what does the duty of candour mean for GPs?
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How GPs can reduce risk when working in unscheduled care
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Amending medical records - what are patients' rights?
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How to reduce the risk of prescribing errors
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Confidentiality: When can GPs disclose information to the police?
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Confidentiality: What can GPs tell family members?
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Confidentiality: Disclosing patient information within the healthcare team
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Email security and patient confidentiality
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Genetic information and confidentiality
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Dealing with a patient's DNAR request
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