
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 consists of five modules covering new and changing knowledge on:


This Update consists of eight modules covering new and changing knowledge on

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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 EKU2020.1 as well as the EKU Journal Watch and Hot Topics released during May to August 2019. |

Available until 12 May 2026.
Following the recent news that the GLP-1 agonist tirzepatide has been approved by NICE for use outside of hospital settings, this evening webinar aims to enhance understanding of these medications and looks at the way in which they may affect your day-to-day practice. Including prescribing process and logistical elements which you may face as a GP.
Not only will we look at prescribing but also factor into us all seeing more and more patients walk through our doors using weight loss injections privately. These talks will help you better understand all the considerations for providing weight loss injections and provide useful take home tips and updates around what to discuss with patients, including lifestyle advice.
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Available until 1 April 2026.
Long COVID-19 presents a significant challenge in general practice, with patients experiencing a broad and often debilitating range of symptoms. GPs are at the frontline of care, yet the evolving nature of research, varied presentations, and complexities of management can make it difficult to navigate. This webinar aims to empower and upskill GPs with the latest evidence-based understanding of Long COVID-19, its pathophysiology, and practical approaches to patient care. The session will feature expert-led talks, followed by interactive Q&A discussions.
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GPs play a crucial role in the lifelong care of patients, including those with neurodivergent conditions. Neurodiversity is a common aspect of human variation, with over 15% of the UK population being neurodivergent. This conference aims to highlight that neurodiversity is everyone's business. Neurodivergence affects individuals of all ages and impacts both mental and physical health, influencing morbidity and mortality across all organ systems. Our goal is to provide insights into the challenges faced by the neurodivergent population in a predominantly neurotypical world and to equip GPs with practical strategies to improve health outcomes and access to care.
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Over 2 million people in the UK live with sight loss, and this number is predicted to rise to nearly 4 million by 2050 as our population ages. With eye-related issues accounting for 4.5 million GP consultations annually, GPs are often on the frontline of detecting and managing ophthalmic conditions, yet many feel uncertain due to limited exposure during training.
This interactive, expert-led virtual course is designed to boost your confidence and competence in ophthalmology, helping you recognise red flags, manage common presentations, and make timely referrals. With access to eminent specialists, the day will cover key topics, from acute eye emergencies to chronic conditions, ensuring you leave with actionable skills to implement immediately in your practice.
This One Day Essentials conference will help you deliver better care with confidence. It is an opportunity to sharpen your skills, reduce uncertainty, and improve patient outcome, all in just one day.
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Conference chair
Dr Waqaar Shah FRCGP, RCGP Clinical Expert in Eye Health

Bronze sponsor
Moorfields Private Eye Hospital sponsored this conference. Editorial and content decisions were made solely by the RCGP.

Available until 17 December 2025.
GPs are the first port of call for women’s health issues. We manage the majority of them without recourse to secondary care, even though the amount of time that medical school and vocational training devotes to subjects such as contraception and the menopause can be variable. When we do refer, our patients wait for many months or years, during which we manage symptoms and answer our patients’ questions.
In this One Day Essentials conference, Dr Toni Hazell and a group of leading speakers will focus on essential information, latest evidence, practical tips and take-home messages to help improve practice and patient outcomes. The primary care perspective will be foremost in all of the talks, with consideration of the real-life decisions that we make every day whilst working in an under-resourced system. There will be ample opportunity for questions.
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Conference chair
Dr Toni Hazell, GP and RCGP eLearning fellow

