Books to read as a New GP by Dr Kate King and DrGandalf Welcome to GP training. We hope you’re settled into your first posts and have worked out how to use the e-Portfolio. This resource is a list of the top books to read as anew GP collated by Dr Kate King from the […]
The evidence for video consultations in primary care – With Prof Helen Atherton Video consultations are the new buzz in primary care and a mandated part of the new contract from April 2020. GPs and clinicians love evidence to justify the use of any service and in this post, I cover the evidence for video […]
What is the best haematology app? Buku Haematology is it. What is the best haematology app? Watch this review of Buku Haematology – a useful clinical reference resource that details how to manage haematological investigation results, work up for common haematological conditions and emergencies. Click the image to start. With a clean interface and clear […]
eGPlearning TipThursday – When should I worry? Hi #eGPlearners Welcome to the weekly showcase of Technology-enhanced primary & learning resources from eGPlearning. When should I worry? This is a common question for parents when looking after an unwell child. In primary care, this can often be a challenge for clinicians to manage due to parental anxiety, […]
eGPlearning TipThursday – TheNNT.com Hi #eGPlearners Welcome to the weekly showcase of Technology-enhanced primary & learning resources from eGPlearning. Today we are looking at TheNNT.com. The Numbers needed to treat (NNT) website is a functional website that presents the evidence base behind either treatments (NNT) or diagnosis (likelihood ratio) for various conditions. It then presents this […]