Course: COVID-19 Resource Hub

The Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is arguably one of the greatest public health challenges of our time – not least for general practice, where over 1 million patients are already treated every day. The COVID-19 Resource Hub has been created to support GPs in understanding and managing this pandemic, with topics ranging from diagnosis to keeping your practice safe. This hub will be updated regularly with the latest developments and guidance.

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- Latest Resources
  
  Key information for GPs during the COVID-19 outbreak. Essential guidance
  
  Information and resources for GPs supporting patients through recovery from COVID-19. Post-COVID syndrome
  
  The latest updates on the COVID-19 vaccine. COVID-19 vaccination programme
  
  Existing Resources
  
  RCGP COVID-19 Page >
  
  COVID-19 Member Forum >
  
  COVID-19 FAQs >
  
  COVID-19 Webinars >
  
  COVID-19 Webinars Rewind>
  
  Research Surveillance Centre>
  
  Advice on adapting to changing consultation formats, including best practice for online and telephone triage appointments.
  
  Remote consultation and triaging
  
  Essential information for GPs about COVID-19, from symptoms/diagnosis to protecting practice staff.
  
  General clinical management
  
  Managing COVID-19 alongside specific clinical conditions
  
  Specific clinical management
  
  Guidance on dealing with palliative and end of life care, and supporting carers throughout the pandemic.
  
  End-of-life care
  
  Information on dealing with specific patient groups throughout the COVID-19 period.
  
  Specific patient groups and settings
  
  Advice on safeguarding vulnerable patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, including shielding those in high-risk groups
  
  Safeguarding and vulnerable groups
  
  Guidance to support GPs with making challenging decisions during the COVID-19 outbreak.
  
  Ethics and challenging conversations
  
  Information about health equity and caring for socially vulnerable patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  
  Health inequalities