This unique guide to GPs' career development and is vital reading for doctors at every stage of their career. It provides practical examples illustrating opportunities for training and personal enrichment and remains an essential tool for anyone involved in workforce planning education and the new primary care organisations. This eagerly awaited new edition has been fully updated and includes many recent developments such as the NHS Plan Personal Medical Services posts and the developing role of GPs. 'This book is an essential tool for anyone involved in workforce planning education and the new primary care organisations. It anticipates what will be required in the future and the particular skills that GP's will need to learn continuously throughout their professional life. As well as being a workforce tool this book manages to delight us - it reminds us about those things which matter and may not be measurable. It reflects on where we are where we aspire to go and how we get there and that it is an exciting time to be alive.' Rebecca Viney in her Foreword
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'GP Tomorrow turns general practice inside out and shakes it all about. Read this book, it is remarkable. Five stars' Doctor 'Valuable' The British Journal of General Practice 'Addresses the not just the needs of today's young practitioners, but also addresses the question of how to equip all GPs for the challenges of the future' BMA 'Well laid out and well written' Scottish Medical Journal 'A useful book' Triple Helix 'This book is well written and well referenced, with good use of summaries and route finders to meet specific needs' Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine 'A must read' The Non-principle
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978-1-85775-560-2 (9781857755602)
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Part One Setting the scene: post modern influences; strategic shifts; the changing consultation; what can undergraduate education offer general practice?; arts and humanities; training transformed. Part Two Preparing the way: career start in County Durham; the South London VTA scheme 7 years on; academic training in London; Personal Medical Services (PMS) - their contribution to recruitment, retention and the support of new doctors; helping GPs reflect in mid-career; rural general practice. Part Three Living the future: what doctors want; what patients expect; regaining control; GP tomorrow. Conclusion - new flexibilities.
