Welcome
The third RCGP Annual
National Primary Care Conference will be held at the Scottish
Exhibition & Conference Centre (SECC), Glasgow from 5 - 7
November 2009. 
Latest News
Register Now
We are now accepting registrations
for this year's conference. View
our full range of conference rates here. Book
before 27 July 2009 to benefit from the early bird discounted
rates.
It's not just for GPs you
know!
Calling all practice managers,
nurses and physician assistants! We are encouraging participation
from the whole primary care team - practice managers and nurses can
attend for free by registering a practice team
ticket...or simply make an incredible saving if registering individually.
Visit our
practice team page for further details.
Principal Sponsor
Revealed
MDDUS have been revealed as the conference's principal
sponsor.
Find out more about MDDUS
here.
Poster
Submissions
There is still time for delegates
to submit poster presentations. The deadline for submission
is 31 August 2009.
Click here to submit.
Silver Sponsor
Revealed 
BMI Healthcare have been revealed as the conference's silver
sponsor.
Find out more about BMI
here.
Media Partner Revealed
GP Newspaper will once again be the
Conference's official media partner.
Find out
more about GP Newspaper here.
Great 3-Legged
Race
To help raise money for vital
cancer research and the RCGP, we have partnered with Cancer
Research UK to host the world's largest 3-legged race which will
take place around the Glasgow Quayside during the conference, with
all proceeds being equally split between Cancer Research UK and the
RCGP. Click
here for full details on how to enter and help raise money.
'Great Expectations'
Bursaries
A number of bursaries are available
for GP Registrars to attend the National Conference. Bursary
applications are popular and competitive. Click
here for further details and application form.
Testimonials from the 2008
Conference
"Just a note to say thanks for
the great conference...very well organised...not a dull
moment...the keynote speech of Don Berwick will live with me
forever". Dr Has Joshi
"This conference has widened my
horizons and I feel hopeful for the future...I would recommend this
conference to any registrar not only to network and reinvigorate
your resolve but to open your eyes to real general practice and its
issues". Dr Safia Debar, GP ST4
"I was initially going to
register only for the dazzlingly entitled 'AiT Super Saturday' due
to its immediate relevance. I'm glad I opted to attend the whole
conference...I for one will be there again in 2009".
Dr Tauseef Mehrali, ST3
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