Making a Difference - The London Green Celebration Event, 10-12th June 2025
2025-06-10 10:30 - 2025-06-12 16:30 (Europe/London) | Online Session, United Kingdom
Join us as we shine a spotlight on the incredible people and projects driving sustainability across London’s NHS. This event is all about celebrating progress, sharing lessons, and inspiring change.

An online event over three days, 10-12 June 2025
20 inspiring presentationsfrom net zero experts across London
A welcome sessionfeaturing Caroline Clarke, Regional Director for the NHS in London

· Three ways to get involved:
1. Register as an attendee byclicking here
2. Take part as a speaker – we’re looking for NHS staff across London to present their net zero projects – no matter the size.Click here to put your name down
3. Nominate someone for a ‘You made a Difference’ Award(see below )
For more details on what to expect from the event, and to get involved, see below.

Take part as an attendee
Register here

🎉What to Expect
This three-day virtual celebration will be launched by NHS leaders:

Caroline Clarke, London Regional Director
Usman Khan, Regional Director of Improvement, Transformation and Partnerships
Dr. Josephine Sauvage, Chief Medical Officer, CMO & Place Directorate

They’ll kick off a series of powerful sessions where colleagues across London will present theirnet zero success stories—what they did, how they did it, and the difference it’s making.

💡Whether you’re already leading green initiatives or just getting started, this is your chance to:

Discover fresh, practical sustainability ideas
Learn directly from those making it happen
Connect with like-minded NHS colleagues
Leave feeling inspired and energised to act

Take part as a speaker

Put your name down here

✅The London Green celebration event returns champion the incredible work of colleagues across London who are delivering sustainability initiatives that contribute to NHS net zero. We’re looking for NHS staff across London to present their net zero projects – no matter the size – at this online London celebration event in June. This is your chance to inspire others by showcasing what you’ve done, how you did it, and the impact it’s having.

To find out more see attached and to register as a speakerclick here

Nominate someone for a ‘You made a Difference’ Award

Email:james.colley@selondonics.nhs.uk

🌱Nominate a Net Zero Hero – You Made a Difference Awards🌱
Do you know a colleague whose work is helping drive the NHS towards its net zero goals? Whether they’re an admin superstar, a waste wizard, a sustainable surgeon, or a mindful leader, we want to hear about them!
As part of our Green Celebration, we’re launching our first-ever “You Made a Difference” Awards – honouring everyday sustainability champions across London’s NHS whose efforts – big or small – are making a real difference in sustainability. All nominees will be celebrated throughout the three-day event, with recognition in every session.

🟢How to Nominate
If you have a colleague or team contributing to our net zero ambition, send your nomination tonetzero@selondonics.nhs.uk.
Include:

Their name
Job title
A short description of how their work supports the NHS net zero targets

They’ll receive a special award and be recognised during our celebration for their impactful efforts.

For additional information, please contact: nilam.jadav1@nhs.net

Developing a Children & Young People Social Prescribing Service
2025-06-10 12:30 - 13:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Yorkshire Health Partners have been delivering CYP Social Prescribing services since 2021. We have experienced the pitfalls, success and developed a CYP SP Service Blueprint from inception, ideas through to full-service development. We developed the service from GP referrals only to including self-referrals, schools and colleges and Voluntary and Community Groups.
Our service is data informed; voice of service users and partners, commissioner engagement and driven by robust and meaningful data analyses.
As the Health landscape evolves, developing prevent, out of hospital care and locally led partnerships CYP Social Prescribing is a great example of a community service in action.
We invite you to join us on the 10th June from 12.30 to 13.30. Bring your lunch, bring your questions, and let’s explore together!
Introduction
Establishing a CYP Social Prescribing team can profoundly enhance the well-being, development and resilience for children and young people. Early intervention is a proven tool to prevention and mitigates crisis management, can reduce CAMHs waiting lists and lengthy waits for support where mental health conditions can be exacerbated.
CYP Social Prescribing employs a holistic approach to address the social, emotional, and practical needs of the younger population, providing them with personalised support and connections to community resources. By fostering resilience and improving mental health, the CYP Social Prescribing team can empower children and young people to thrive across many spheres of their lives, education, family, personal and relationships. Building a foundation for long-term success and prosperity for children and young people.
What does the session cover?
Our session will cover key topics such as setting up a CYP Social Prescribing Service, harnessing collaboration, developing a business case, and more –

Why set up a CYP Social Prescribing Service
How to harness collaboration and engagement across your locality
How to develop a business case and access funding opportunities
Developing tools and blueprints to deliver a successful CYP Social Prescribing Service
What do we mean by informed and data led
What our service users say and how to harness the voice of our children and young people

Who is the session aimed at?
Whether you’re a commissioner, potential service provider, Community and Voluntary Sector, CAMHs lead, or looking to develop place-based services, this session is for you.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn and connect. Join us for an insightful and engaging session

UEL Workshops - “Should the NHS be privatised?”
2025-06-11 17:00 - 19:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
I am Professor Joanne Harris, and I am delighted to have joined the University of East London this month as the new Dean of Medicine. In addition to my education role, I also practice as a GP in London. The University is embarking on an exciting initiative to establish a GMC-accredited MBBS undergraduate School of Medicine at the Stratford campus, with the first cohort of students set to begin in 2027. As we develop this programme, we aim to leverage the comprehensive resources of the UEL Health Campus to create enriching learning opportunities for local healthcare providers, including both medical and Allied Health professionals.
Building on the success of the workshop series as part of the Postgraduate Academy of Health education programme, previously developed and delivered to our Health Fellows, we are expanding these offerings to a broader audience. As part of this initiative, we will be hosting a series of lunchtime webinars covering a range of topics relevant to local healthcare providers.
The webinars will be conducted online and will run from 1:00 PM to 1:30 PM on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays. Details of our current programme are listed below.
If you have suggestions for future topics, I would love to hear from you. Please feel free to email me at jharris1@uel.ac.uk.
Workshops are from 5-7pm at our UEL Stratford Campus. Please book here

Wednesday 12/02/2025 “How can we sustain lifestyle changes in our patients?” Chair: Prof Anwar Khan, Speakers – Dr Patricia Smith & Prof Sir Sam Everington (TBC)
Wednesday 09/04/2025 “Assisted dying legislation- what does the public want?”
Wednesday 11/06/2025 “Should the NHS be privatised?”
Wednesday 17/09/2025 “Are we over-diagnosing neurodiversity?”
Wednesday 12/11/2025“Marijuana should be legalised

Lunchtime webinars from 1pm – 1.30pm

Thursday 12/02/2025 “Is it time for a 4 year MBBS curriculum?” Prof Jo Harris
Tuesday 25/03/2025 “Can SIM training replace face-to-face teaching?” Rob Waterson/ Dr Hamid Merchant
Wednesday 30/04/2025 “Educating GenZ without zzzzzz” Prof Anwar Khan
Thursday 22/05/2025 “Optimal mentorship and staff wellbeing” Dr Matthew Arnold/ Dr Sophie Bokhari
Date tbc – Enhancing students competencies when concerns are raised” Steph Messner/ Richard Harty
Date tbc – Effective learning objectives – Caroline Doolan
Date tbc – Streamlining portfolio development – Teresa McMahon
Date tbc – PGA by publication – Dr Laura Vanderbloemen

NHS Cervical Screening Programme Update Webinar
2025-06-12 12:00 - 13:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
A webinar has been organised for Thursday 12 June 2025 (12 noon – 1 pm) to inform providers and commissioners of cervical screening services of significant transformational changes, updates and reminders within the NHS Cervical Screening Programme.

How to register: NHS Cervical Screening Programme Webinar | NHS England Events
We expect the webinar to be of interest to GP practice managers, PCNs, cervical screening sample takers (Primary Care/Integrated Sexual Health Services/Defence Medical Services), cervical screening laboratory providers, colposcopy and associated histology providers, regional commissioners, ICBs and cancer alliances.

The webinar will cover changes in respect of screening intervals for the 25–49-year cohort, digitalisation of invitation and result letters, HPV self-sampling, the transgender and non-binary opt-in and workforce, as well as updates from the Cervical Screening Administration Service (CSAS).

London Living Wage in Primary Care
2025-06-12 13:00 - 14:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
You are invited to a ‘lunch and learn’ webinar on the London Living Wage in primary care. It will take place via Zoom on 12 June, 1-2pm. As it will be in a webinar format, you will not be expected to turn on your camera or unmute – unless you would like to – but there is a Q&A function for you to ask questions.

To secure your spot, please make sure to registerhere

During the workshop we will be covering…
• What the real Living Wage is
• Reflections from Living Wage Employers in primary care on implementing the real Living Wage
• The context in London to support local communities to thrive and survive
• Worker, business, patient and public health benefits to paying the real Living Wage
• Common challenges and solutions

The real Living Wage is the only UK wage rate based on the cost of living and is currently £12.60 per hour and £13.85 per hour in London. Accredited Living Wage Employers choose to pay the rate to directly employed staff, as well as regularly contracted third-party staff.

You can find out more about becoming a Living Wage Employer on the Living Wage Foundation’s website and make use of the NHS toolkit for information specific to health employers, case studies and more. If you would like to talk to a member of the Living Wage Foundation team about joining the Living Wage movement, please email bethan.spacey@livingwage.org.uk.

As part of NHS London’s ambitions to support the payment of the London Living Wage, colleagues from the NHS London Anchor Programme are supporting this event.

Wound Alive – Online webinars
2025-06-18 12:00 - 12:30, 2025-06-19 13:00 - 13:30, 2025-06-20 12:00 - 12:30, 2025-06-23 13:00 - 13:30, 2025-06-24 13:00 - 13:30, 2025-06-25 12:00 - 12:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Join our 30 minute webinars promoting awareness on wound healing in support of the National Strategy on Wound Programme.
Speakers will talk about:

Best practices on wound healing.
Current training available for healthcare professionals.
Supporting staff to enhance clinical skills and knowledge in wound assessment and treatment.

The webinars are open to all healthcare professionals. No booking required. Use the links below to join a session.

Wednesday 18 June 2025 12.00 pm – 12.30 pm Join
Thursday 19 June 2025 1.00 pm – 1.30 pm Join
Friday 20 June 2025 12.00 pm – 12.30 pm Join
Monday 23 June 2025 1.00 pm – 1.30 pm Join
Tuesday 24 June 2025 1.00 pm – 1.30 pm Join
Wednesday 25 June 2025 12.00 pm – 12.30 pm Join

GOSH Walk and Wheel - Clean Air Day 2025
2025-06-19 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Thursday, June 19 · 10am – 12pm
This Clean Air Day, walk or wheel with us from GOSH to Parliament Square as we call on policymakers to take bold action on air pollution.
Led by Great Ormond Street Hospital and Global Action Plan, alongside health professionals and clean air campaigners, we’ll deliver a clear message: we need clean air for healthy lives.
Click HERE to Register

Clean Air Day Event Hosted by NHS North East London and Newham Council
2025-06-19 15:00 - 17:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
We’re thrilled to invite you to Clean Air Day event, taking place on 19 June 2025 from 3 – 5 PM at Star Lane Practice, 121 Star Lane, Canning Town, E16 4QH. Nearest tube Star Lane DLR.
This is a fantastic opportunity for everyone involved in healthcare and environmental initiatives to unite and create a positive impact! We will be advocating for more ambitious action on air pollution.
Health professionals event 3 – 4pm in the Millenium Room:

Discover essential resources and training programmes for Health Care Practitioners to tackle air pollution
Understand the relationship between air quality, long-term health conditions, and mental well-being
Hear from DEFRA-funded representatives from Hackney, City of London, Tower Hamlets, and Newham as they share insights from the Newham Asthma and Wheeze Pilot evaluation

Award our dedicated Pharmacy Clean Air Champions.

Followed by a public event, 4 – 5pm, in the Star Lane Practice gardens.
Let’s come together to talk to the public about how to maintain clean air, share knowledge, and enjoy some refreshments! We hope to see you there!
Please RSVP via this form, and let us know if you have any questions or would like to showcase any clean air projects.
Together, we can make a difference for cleaner air!

Supporting primary care to deliver earlier diagnosis for suspected bowel cancer patients
2025-06-19 18:30 - 19:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Join Bowel Cancer UK’s first ever primary care virtual education event on Thursday 19 June 2025, delivered online via Zoom, 6.30 – 7.30pm. The session will be led by Claire Coughlan, Clinical Lead at Bowel Cancer UK and Nurse Consultant in colorectal cancer at Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust. Claire will be joined by Dr Anisha Patel who will deliver a short session exploring cancer care reviews within primary care.

The session will provide an overview of colorectal cancer, its risk factors and red flag symptoms. As well as the use of FIT in symptomatic patients within primary care and the bowel cancer screening programme as a route to diagnosis. The session will also be outlining the diagnostic pathway and addressing the importance of earlier diagnosis.

Register now: https://www.bowelcanceruk.org.uk/how-we-can-help/for-health-professionals/education-events/supporting-primary-care/?utm_source=cancer-alliance-contacts&utm_medium=outlook-email&utm_campaign=supporting-primary-care-education-event

Empowering Deaf Society - Deaf Awareness Workshops
2025-06-23 11:00 - 12:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Being more inclusive is often a lot easier than we think, don’t believe me? Well just try our FREE training workshop and see for yourself.

Our FREE Deaf Awareness training is a great opportunity for you and your staff to break down the barriers that most deaf people face by developing Deaf Awareness and accessibility.
WHY DO YOU NEED TO BE DEAF AWARE?
Did you know that in the UK, 1 in 6 people have some degree of hearing loss? that’s about 10 million people!
Being deaf aware is a great way to promote inclusion and improve access for all deaf people and those with a hearing loss.
Our workshop will introduce the issues and barriers faced by deaf people and in turn highlight strategies to improve your understanding of the challenges facing Deaf people.
HOW WILL THIS BENEFIT ME?
EDS aims to ensure all participants gain the best experience possible to support them in understanding Deaf Awareness.
Participants will come away with easy to remember communication tips and some basic knowledge of some British Sign Language all of which can be instantly put to use in their workplace improving support to those who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing.
This will ensure more effective communication with colleagues, customers and service users who are affected with a hearing loss, in activities and everyday situations.
WHO ARE EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY?
We are a deaf-led Charity based in East London, dedicated to improving the quality of life for deaf people. Our aim is to ensure that the standards of Access improve for deaf people. Access to information, justice and knowledge is key for any society to succeed.
We work with local community services and businesses to raise awareness about the Deaf community, focusing on social integration and improving communication and understanding between the two cultures of the deaf and hearing communities
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN OUR TRAINING WORKSHOP
Our Deaf Awareness training consists of two one hour Zoom sessions.
The first part consists of a one-hour presentation, introducing the issues and barriers faced by deaf people and in turn highlighting strategies to improve your understanding of the challenges deaf people face everyday in order to improve your communication skills with colleagues, customers and service users who are affected with a hearing loss.
This will then be followed by another one hour zoom session giving you an Introduction to British Sign Language Skills to use when communicating with the Deaf Community.
These sessions can be booked to run concurrently or split over different times and days.
Participants must have attended the first part of this workshop to be able to book on to the second hour – an Introduction to BSL.

WANT TO BOOK AN EDS DEAF AWARENESS TRAINING WORKSHOP?
Click HERE to book a space on our upcoming workshops
If you have any queries and/or would like to book a Deaf Awareness training workshop with us please do not hesitate to contact us.

NEL Prescribing Solid Dose Formulations (Tablets And Capsules) In Children
2025-06-25 13:00 - 14:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Chloe Benn (Consultant Pharmacist Paediatrics – Barts Health) and Dr Tammy Rothenberg (Consultant Paediatrician and Allergist – Homerton Hospital) will be joining us to discuss the use of solid dose formulations in children and the tools available to support parents and carers with the administration of these formulations.
This webinar will provide an opportunity to ask questions and discuss scenarios which you have encountered in practice – in particular, relating to the NEL 25/26 Prescribing Efficiency Scheme indicators on cetirizine and omeprazole liquid.
CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE ONLINE SESSION

Information webinars on the Learning to Advise course
2025-06-26 12:30 - 13:30, 2025-07-16 15:00 - 16:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Learning to Advise Course for social prescribing link workers and similar roles.

Over recent years your feedback and reporting have shown that a significant proportion of social prescribing clients and those with mental health issues have issues with housing, welfare benefits claims, debt, cost of living, immigration and similar issues.
This free training has been designed to equip social prescribing link workers and similar roles in North East London with detailed knowledge of these issues, how to ask clients about them, understand the implications and how to support clients to access the right support and advice in their borough.
The course is studied over 12 half and full day on-line and in-person sessions between September 25 and February 26, with a time commitment of approx. 2 days a month.
The Learning to Advise course opens a career pathway to an enhanced social prescribing role with a specialism in social welfare advice, through the option of studying a follow-on training in 2026, which consists NVQ level 3 in Advice and Guidance with a training placement.
Find out more at one of our INFORMATION WEBINARS
Thursday 26th June, 12:30-1:30 and Wednesday 16th July, 3:00-4:00
Please note, no prior knowledge of the topics is needed or assumed to study the Learning to Advise Course.

People Promise Workshop (General Practice)
2025-07-01 08:00 - 17:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Registration link: https://www.events.england.nhs.uk/events/people-promise-workshop-general-practice
We are pleased to invite you to a workshop on implementing the People Promise in General Practice. This workshop aims to introduce and celebrate the People Promise and its significance for the NHS and specifically General Practice. It will outline what the People Promise is and why is it important to General Practice organisations. You will hear about the achievements of the People Promise Exemplar programme and how the methodology can be applied in settings across General Practice – with colleagues from Cohort 2 of the programme sharing their journey.
The workshop is aimed at those colleagues with responsibility or interest in improving the experience of staff within general practice including, but not limited to, practice managers, workforce or retention leads. This session may also be of benefit to those in wider roles across primary care.

Workshop Details:
Date: 17 July 2025
Time: 12.30 – 13.30
Chairs:  Dr Russell Hills, Medical Director Primary Care and System Transformation, NHS England – East of England Region and Monique Audifferen, Head of Retention, NHS England

Agenda:
Introduction to the People Promise: Understand the core principles and objectives.
Meet Cohort 2 Colleagues: experiences and insights.
Resources and Links: Access helpful data and signposts for further information.
This is the first of two workshops. This workshop is designed to enhance your understanding and engagement with the People Promise. The second workshop will focus on the practical tools and methods for implementing the People Promise within your setting.

We look forward to your participation and the discussions that will follow.

NEL Pharmacy Primary Care Network & General Practice Communities of Practice Meeting
2025-07-03 14:00 - 15:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Please join us on Thursday 3rd July 2025 2- 3pm for the next NEL Pharmacy Primary Care Network & General Practice Communities of Practice Meeting. Join the meeting now Meeting ID: 372 222 871 200 1 Passcode: [REDACTED]
The meeting is open to all pharmacy professionals working in PCNs and general practices. Your input can help shape the future of this Community of Practice, working collaboratively to enhance patient care and drive workforce transformation across North East London.
Do let us know what you would find useful to discuss in the meeting and if you like to nominate yourself as vice-chair for this group https://forms.office.com/e/T3EhtJHWRN
Please forward on to colleagues who may be interested in joining, and for more information, contact simmy.daniel1@nhs.net or shammi.khatun1@nhs.net

SUPPORTED RETURN TO TRAINING WORKSHOP & GP SIM
2025-07-07 13:00 - 16:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Simulation And Coaching Session For London-Based Gp Trainees
All sessions run from 13:00 – 16:30 on Zoom
Join a remote, facilitated 3.5-hour session to support your transition back to clinical practice in a safe environment.
The session involves:
•Simulated GP consultations with actors to refresh your clinical skills.
•Interactive focus on facilitating personal wellbeing in the context of workpressures.
Upcoming Sessions:
Monday 7th July
Monday 8th September
Monday 3rd November
Sign up on Eventbrite

NHS Productivity Conference: Innovating NHS Supply Chain & Procurement
2025-07-08 08:30 - 17:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
The NHS Productivity Conference lands in London on 8 July 2025, tackling the future of procurement, supply chain strategy, and data-led value-based care.
Confirmed contributors include:
Janet Smith, Head of Sustainability, The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust
Heather Tierney-Moore OBE, Chair, NHS Supply Chain
Martin Johnson-Umpleby, Regional Head of Productivity and Efficiency, NHS England
Lisa Cunnington, Regional Lead, NHS England
This timely event explores how the NHS can improve cost-efficiency without compromising care, with sessions on sustainability, AI in procurement, and workforce development.
Meet with leaders, share strategies, and take part in post-event networking.
Free NHS places available now.
Register here now: https://www.convenzis.co.uk/events/nhs-productivity-conference

NEL Prescribing Quality Scheme and Prescribing Efficiency Scheme Drop-in Q&A Sessions 25-26
2025-07-08 13:00 - 14:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Following the recent launch of the NEL Prescribing Quality Scheme (PQS) and NEL Prescribing Efficiency Scheme (PES), the Prescribing and Medicines Optimisation Team will be hosting regular drop-in Q&A sessions throughout 2025 and early 2026, to help facilitate questions and queries on both schemes.
All NEL practices are welcome and encouraged to attend.
This will also be an opportunity to provide feedback on both schemes.
Sessions are scheduled for:

Date
Time

Tuesday 8th July 2025 – CLICK HERE TO JOIN
1-2pm

Tuesday 23rd September 2025 – CLICK HERE TO JOIN
1-2pm

Tuesday 25th November 2025 – CLICK HERE TO JOIN
1-2pm

Tuesday 20th January 2026 – CLICK HERE TO JOIN
1-2pm

HARNESS GROUP CLINICS TO ADDRESS INEQUALITY
2025-07-10 12:30 - 13:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
THURSDAY 10 JULY 12.30 – 13.30 Group clinics: a new tool to support inclusion and assure equality of access and care?
BOOK HERE: https://www.elcworks.co.uk/free-lunch-and-learn-webinars
This webinar provides an opportunity to explore how group clinics can help increase engagement and access amongst those facing health inequity so that we build more inclusive services. Join Dr Lauren Watts from the National Health Inequalities Improvement and PaulGavin, Joint Deputy Director Equalities and Involvement and Dr Rupa Joshi Primary Care Medical Directorate Lead for Group Clinics and Deputy Medical Director and explore the potential of this powerful way of delivering care for those who may feel less at home in mainstream healthcare settings.

Lunch & Learn - The Role of Trauma Informed Care in Primary Care - Clinical
2025-07-10 13:00 - 14:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
FAO: GPs, Nurses, PAs, and Pharmacists
This 60 minute workshop, targeted to all clinicians in North East London, aims to explore what Trauma-Informed Care is and how to apply it within a GP setting.
The session will set out to:

Understand what trauma is, and how to spot in, and how to respond to it.

Understand power and privilege, and how to empower those who have experienced trauma in the context of GP practice.

Understand how working with trauma is stretched and pressured system affects us as professionals as well as patients.

Led by: Dr Karina Lenard, Principal Clinical Psychologist, TH Complex Trauma Lead, Raneem Idris, Trainee Clinical Psychologist, Harry Shirley, Trainee Clinical Psychologist.

Thursday 10th July 1pm – 2pm via Microsoft Teams

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Waltham Forest Women's Health Webinar
2025-07-10 13:00 - 14:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Outcomes/Topics:
Hosted by the Whipps Cross Women’s Health Hub
All Primary Care clinicians in Waltham Forest are invited to this online webinar focused on common women’s health presentations in primary care. Consultant Gynaecologists from the Whipps Cross team will share practical insights on gynaecological conditions commonly seen in general practice. This is a great opportunity to hear updates and guidance from the Women’s Health Hub team.
Click here to book

(Please note if you have not previously done so, you will be asked to register on Medtribe if a first time user)
We will share the joining link nearer time with all those booked. Recording of the webinar will be shared for those who are unable to join

NEL: Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Engagement – Cultural Awareness Webinar
2025-07-14 10:00 - 13:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Registration link: https://medtribe.com/courses/nel-gypsy-roma-and-traveller-engagement-cultural-awareness-webinar

Overview:
This training offers a deeper understanding of Gypsy, Traveller, and Roma communities, with a focus on health outcomes, barriers to care, and practical enablers. It explores cultural identity, history, and experiences of discrimination, while raising awareness of cancer and promoting accessible support resources developed by FFT and RSG. Participants will gain insights to help deliver more inclusive, culturally competent services.
Speakers:

Michelle Gavin – Friends, Families and Traveller
Gaba Smolinska Poffley & Simina Neagu – Roma Support Group

Topics covered:

Introductions and session overview
History and overview of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities
Culture and discrimination
Health perceptions and barriers for the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities
Tips for social prescribers and frontline staff
Cancer resources presentation
Q&A session

Reflective Space for GPs in NEL
2025-07-16 15:00 - 16:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Dr Shani Bhaskaran is a GP with 20 plus years’ experience working Newham primary care .
She is a NEL GP appraiser and a central tutor for QMUL university.
Shani is a ILM5 qualified coach and mentor and she provides mentoring for SPIN fellows in Newham and she coaches NHS clinical and non-clinical staff via the Shuri Network.
She has considerable experience in facilitation having led and facilitated local and national peer support groups Positive Peer Empowerment group and Doctor Mess respectively. She is a trained action learning set facilitator .
Having participated in peer reflective sessions, Shani recognise the value of creating safe reflective spaces for fellow GPs to share , collaborate and take action/ move forward for improved wellbeing, reduced stress and for enhanced performance, all the more important in this present climate of pressured work environments and life stresses with the potential for distress and burn out.
Shani would be holding reflective sessions remotely at 3 pm via MS teams on the third Wednesday of each month commencing 18th June 2025 for 1 hour . This offer to participate in Newham GP Reflective Sessions is open to GPs working in NEL primary care with the aim to provide reflective spaces facilitated in small groups.

INTRODUCTION TO SUPERVISION IN PRIMARY CARE FOR SHIFT SUPERVISORS
2025-07-17 09:00 - 17:00 | LG15, LG15 (S), Wellington House, 133-155 Waterloo Road, London, SE1 8UG, United Kingdom
For clinicians (doctors, nurses, AHPs) who are keen to get involved in supervision of learners, supporting their training and their educators in practice.
A fully interactive, face-to-face one day course introducing important concepts in medical education including workplace supervision skills, feedback, assessment etc and enabling practice of these skills in a safe space.
This is not a course that leads to approval as an ‘Educator’ for sign off purposes, but aims to support those who are keen to start getting involved or develop their skills for supporting education in the workplace. Please note this course is for those with a supervisory role for postgraduate learners; apologies it is not suitable for those still in training themselves e.g. GP Registrars. Please note that to become a GP trainer/Educational Supervisor the approved GP Supervisor Course is necessary.

To register for 17 July please click the following registration link: https://lasepgmdeevents.hee.nhs.uk/events/mfdt/23856291-ff20-4158-bca7-01b93024372a
To register for 30 October please click the following registration link: https://lasepgmdeevents.hee.nhs.uk/events/mfdt/876ab29d-14f1-4195-83b3-2102384f2b98

FCP CLINICAL SUPERVISION TRAINING OVERVIEW
2025-07-17 09:30 - 11:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Book now: https://forms.office.com/e/prjzaRW6qn?origin=lprLink
Join us for a dedicated training session tailored for clinical supervisors overseeing Musculoskeletal (MSK) and Paramedic First Contact Practitioners (FCPs). This event is designed to equip supervisors with essential knowledge and practices to effectively guide FCPs through their clinical and academic pathways.
Introduction to Supervision Roles: Understand the dual responsibilities of clinical and academic oversight.
Core Supervision Frameworks: Explore the principles of daily, professional, and educational supervision tailored for MSK and Paramedic pathways.
Supervision Structure Overview: Learn about the 13-week module requirements, including reflective sessions and progress mapping.
Reflective Practice Workshop: Participate in group discussions to enhance your approach to guiding FCPs through case studies and reflection exercises.
Final Dashboard Preparation: Gain insights into preparing FCPs for their concluding presentation and the checklist for academic sign-off.
Q&A and Resource Sharing: Wrap up with an interactive session to clarify key points and access further support tools.
