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BJGP Research & Publishing Conference 2025
Join us at the Lowry Hotel, Manchester on Friday 21 March for a day filled with presentations, keynote speakers: Kath Checkland and Rageshri Dhairyawan, and plenty of networking.
Book your ticket:
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Conference Workshops:
🔹 Write for Life! –Andrew Papanikitas
🔹 Peer Review: past, present, future –Nada Khan, Thomas Round and Samuel Merriel
🔹 Building a career in academic general practice: The Dos and Don'ts –Hajira Dambha-Mille and Dr Alex Burrell
The Programme⬇️
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BJGP Research & Publishing Conference 2025
Lowry Hotel, Manchester
Friday 21 March 2025
The Programme is looking good!
bjgp.org/conference-programm…#BJGPRC
BJGPLife: Yonder: Antidepressant follow-up, NHS app use, sore throats in community pharmacy, and dementia and anticholinergics
bjgplife.com/yonderfeb25/
Cancer survivors’ quality of life improves with detailed generic NHS online support, but bespoke digital support provides better longer term global and symptom management, with substantially lower NHS costs doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2023.02…@UoS_PrimaryCare#PrimaryCare#Cancer
ReSPECT (Recommended Summary Plan for Emergency Care and Treatment) is supported by patients and GPs in #PrimaryCare, but systemic and contextual challenges need to be addressed for successful implementation doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2024.02…@warwickmed@uniofwarwick
BJGPLife: What do I say next? Everyday mental health conversation in primary care: a practical guide by Sophie Jadwiga Ball and Liz Moulton
bjgplife.com/what-do-i-say-n…
Challenges to quality in modern, hybrid practice
Hybrid general practice can contribute to fragmenting care. Understanding of the trade-offs of will help with providing the best care for patients.
doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2024.01…
Hybrid general practice fragments care and presents risks to patients and general practice’s core values which should be urgently addressed according to new research from @trishgreenhalgh @oohgpwales doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2024.01…#PrimaryCare
January 2025 issue: 'The enshittification of general practice', communicating prognosis, ARRS, ‘Flattened, fattened, and forgotten’ - antipsychotic management, and earlier diagnosis of lung cancer. Plus personal continuity, machine learning, and AI
bjgp.org/content/75/750
Approximately 41,000 appointments are required for children and young people with otorrhoea presenting to primary care in the UK each year costing £1.9 million, with children aged <2 years suffering most frequently doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2024.00…@RMCHosp@POSt_EarStudy#PrimaryCare