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SAPC News & current events
At WiseGP we recognise that more of the same won’t fix general practice.
We are working to champion the distinct expert generalist skills of GPs. Our resources aim to support WiseGPs to drive the changes needed to reclaim professional control of front-line general practice.
All are welcome to attend this hybrid event, hosted by the Centre for Academic Primary Care and featuring presentations by esteemed colleagues from the 'Preventing and Reducing Sexual and Gender Based Violence Research Group', La Trobe University Australia. Further details can be found here
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We would like to congratulate the ASM 2023 award winners:
NAPCRG Senior Travel:
Jenny Newbould RAND Europe Digital facilitation in primary care, a focused ethnographic study of the experiences of staff, patients and stakeholders.
AAAPC Senior Travel:
Jonathan Stokes - University of Glasgow An academic primary care research agenda for multimorbidity: a Delphi consensus study
SAPC is delighted to announce that the winner for 2023 is Professor Blair Smith, University of Dundee.
SAPC is delighted to announce the winner of the SAPC Doctoral prize in 2023
This is the fourth year we have offered this award. We received excellent applications and are pleased to announce that we have awarded the prize to:
Sarah Mills, University of St Andrews @DrSarahMills
PhD title: Use of unscheduled care by people who die from cancer
We are delighted to announce that Professor Andrea Williamson Professor of General Practice and Inclusion Health, University of Glasgow will be giving the The 9th Helen Lester Memorial Lecture at the SAPC ASM 2023 in Brighton.
Sarah Mitchell, Associate Clinical Professor of Palliative Care at the University of Leeds, has been appointed Interim National Clinical Director for Palliative and End-of-Life Care for NHS England. Sarah also works as a GP in Sheffield and was the SAPC / RCGP Yvonne Carter Award winner in 2020.