Primary care is the foundation of the NHS, but for those new to the sector, it can feel complex, fast-paced, and difficult to navigate. This session provides a clear and accessible introduction to how primary care works, offering a practical overview of the structures, roles, and systems that underpin GP practices and wider services.
The session will explore key areas, including how GP practices operate, the roles within the multidisciplinary team, patient pathways, funding basics, and the wider landscape of organisations such as Primary Care Networks and Integrated Care Systems. Designed to build confidence and clarity, this session will help attendees understand how everything fits together, enabling them to work more effectively within a primary care environment.
To book your place, please select an event below, or to find out more (further dates added regularly), email ben@locumpm.co.uk.
Who is this training for?
This session is ideal for those new to primary care, including:
- Primary Care Managers
- Line managers
- Anyone transitioning into a managerial role within a GP practice or Primary Care Network
Why attend this event?
Starting in primary care can feel overwhelming without a clear understanding of how the system fits together. This session will give you that foundation, helping you make sense of the structure, terminology, and day-to-day operations so you can settle into your role more quickly and confidently.
What to expect at this session?
Upcoming Sessions
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