
This Update consists of five modules covering new and changing knowledge on:


This Update consists of five modules covering new and changing knowledge on:


This Update includes a module covering new and changing knowledge on:
Please note: The following EKU2017.1 modules have been archived as the content is now out of date and no longer reflects current best practice:


This Challenge provides a twenty item online applied knowledge test with instant answer access. The questions included within the Challenge are sourced from the content of the modules and reference material found within EKU2021.2.

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This Annual Challenge provides forty brand new questions based on the content of the modules and reference material found within each of the Essential Knowledge Update major topics, EKU Journal Watch editions and Hot Topics developed during 2020. It also offers delayed answers (released December 2020), a certificate of completion and benchmarking data where you can compare your score to other participating GPs! |

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This Challenge provides a twenty item online applied knowledge test with instant answer access. The questions included within the Challenge are sourced from the content of the modules and reference material found within EKU2020.2 as well as the EKU Journal Watch and Hot Topics released during September to December 2019. |

This is a recording of a live conference that took place on 28 April 2026. This recording will be available to view until 18 February 2027.
Join us for a One Day Essentials conference on the medical needs of our patients with a learning disability. The national learning disability mortality review programme learning from lives and deaths LeDeR (2023 annual report published January 2026) has shone a light on the huge health inequalities experienced by this population. This course will cover a variety of topics aiming to help GPs support the health needs and complexity of their patients with a learning disability. The focus of the ODE will be on improving health in line with the move from hospital to community, sickness to prevention and analogue to digital.
Learning objectives
Topics include
Conference co-chairs
Dr Rachel Gaywood, GP, Clinical Lead for Learning Disability and Neurodiversity, RCGP SIG for learning disability
Dr Kathy Petersen, GP Partner, Forum Family Practice, Strategic clinical lead for mental health


This is a recording of a live conference that took place on 4 November 2025. This recording will be available to view until 20 August 2026.
Gastroenterology is one of the major medical specialties and accounts for 10% of all appointments in primary care. The British Society of Gastroenterologists (BSG) estimate that 90% of patients with gastrointestinal (GI) disorders are managed in primary care.
The aims of this conference are to update delegates on the emerging issues, such as the new Faecal Immunochemical Test guidelines and the management of metabolic dysfunction–associated steatotic liver disease (the new name for NAFLD), as well as the more common presentations of GI conditions like dyspepsia, functional bowel disorders and iron deficiency anaemia.
By the end of the day, you will have more confidence in investigating and managing patients presenting with GI and liver problems, which will improve patient care, result in less referrals to gastroenterology services and benefit service issues around the provision of endoscopy.
Learning objectives:
Topics:
Conference chair:
Dr Mark Follows, GPwER gastroenterology

