RCGP Professional Standards Podcast

Owen talks about how Doctor-patient relationship is evolving and how to engage patients in their care. 

Faisal talks about taking a first step into leadership even though you have all the skills at the outset. 

Ben discusses difference between leading at a practice level and a system level and the power of learning from the experience of others.

Rupa talking about virtual group consultations and being a lifestyle medic.

Carey discusses health inequality and transferable skills. 

She’s not only a leader in her practice developing it to the level that it achieved the Quality Practice Award from the RCGP but she’s a leader in the community, doing things like campaigning for the local school to be kept open and training to undertake cliff rescues.

Sheinez describes her career from health care assistant to nurse and then on to leadership roles driven by a need to help communities and understand population health needs.

Ollie talks about how a sense of purpose and a drive to make a change propelled him into leadership roles.

Tracy shares how she learned to become a leader by listening to colleagues share problems and feeling the need to help find solutions. She describes her leadership journey as learning on the job and balancing multiple priorities as GP and other roles.

Austin explains how his passion for working with marginalised groups and deprivation lead him to leadership roles. His work with disability groups sparked an interests in rights based approaches to health.

Krishna describes how he became interested in leadership and how he was inspired to take up leadership roles, including being a member of the BMA’s General Practice Committee

Darshna share’s her journey from hospital pharmacist to her current role at NHSE.

Introduction to why using the Pathway will help GPs develop personalised learning plans.