SAPC News & current events

Winners of the SAPC Doctoral prize 2022

SAPC is delighted to announce the joint winners of the SAPC Doctoral prize in 2022 This is the third year we have offered this award. We received 12 excellent applications and are pleased to announce that we have awarded the prize to two candidates...

Winner of the SAPC Medical Student essay prize 2022

Essay subject: "A consultation in primary care that changed my practice" This is the third year we have offered this award. We received 52 excellent essays. The SAPC panelists were impressed with the content of the essays and thank all the students...

RCGP awards - congratulations from SAPC

RCGP awards The SAPC comunity would like to congratulate Anthony Harnden and Greg Irving on recent awards from RCGP: The President’s Medal – Professor Anthony Harnden The President’s Medal is given in recognition of consistent and excellent efforts...

SAPC members recognised in the 2022 New Year Honours

Professor Tony Avery OBE Tony Avery, GP and Professor of Primary Healthcare at University of Nottingham, and a Senior Investigator for the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), received an OBE for services to General Practice. Link to page...

December 2021 - a message from SAPC Chair, Carolyn Chew-Graham

Hello colleagues and friends. I am sure we are all reflecting on what has been another challenging and busy year, and that we are ready for a break. I do hope everyone is able to get some rest and recovery, spending time with people who are special...

Student Symposium for Research in General Practice

This free on-line conference being held on 18th September is run by medical students, for medical students offering an opportunity to find out about getting involved in General Practice research. In the past, students have told us they weren't aware...

2021 SAPC/RCGP Elective Prize winners

Congratulations to the winners Ellie Read and David Simmonds who entered a joint application from St George's University London. Elective project title: ‘Just a GP': A UK medical student filming project highlighting the stigma around wanting to...

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