Thank very much to all delegates who attended the GP Educator Development Day on 9th November 2022. It was a pleasure seeing well over 100 passionate educators, and facilitators enjoying the buzzing atmosphere of an in person day together developing, networking and engaging.

Feedback

We appreciate your contribution in improving the event providing your feedback. If you have missed the email that was sent out the day after the event, please contact primarycare.eoe@hee.nhs.uk and we will make sure to send you the link to complete the survey.

Slides and recordings

Slides from the sessions will become available soon. 
The recordings from the 2 keynotes can be accessed via the links below

Welcome and Morning Keynote: Genomics

Afternoon Keynote: GPST Reform

Queries

If you have any further queries, please also email us on primarycare.eoe@hee.nhs.uk. 

Have you ever been in a situation where you want to challenge someone’s behaviour - but you didn’t know how to do it or what to say? 

As part of our Primary Care School Anti-racism strategy, we have commissioned 12 x 90 min Active Bystander Training workshops, facilitated by the ‘Active Bystander Training Company’.

Attendance every 3 years is also a requirement for new Educator recognition and ongoing recognition.

The sessions aim to help Primary Care Colleagues (Specialty doctors, Educators and wider workforce colleagues) across the region to challenge poor behaviours which may have become normalised over time. The session includes self-coaching techniques to help you keep a cool head when you’re faced with a challenging situation - and assertive language devices which you can use to make sure your voice is heard if you want to raise a concern.

Dr Janet Rutherford, Primary Care Dean, says: “I am pleased to support the Active Bystander initiative across Primary Care in the East of England. It intertwines the NHS Values and Constitution with the overarching vision for the East of England Primary Care School. By providing insight into what it means to be an active Bystander, we aim to ensure that all Learners within Primary Care feel that they are working within a psychologically safe environment and, that everybody, from Learners to Educators, feels confident in appropriately challenging unwanted, and inappropriate behaviour. As a School, we see this initiative as part of our journey to creating the working culture that we strive for and will help us to gain traction as one of the best regions in the country for General Practice Specialty Training and other wider workforce roles”

Please see dates for 2023 below:

There are 40 places available on each session.

*If you are unfortunate enough to remain on the waiting list at the time of the event, you will be given priority booking for future events.