President's Programme 2019-20
Posted on
13th June 2019
PRESIDENT’S PROGRAMME 2019 -20
3 Oct 2019
Brigadier Robin Simpson,
Defence Dean, Birmingham
Postgraduate training
7 Nov 2019
Prof Roy Robertson,
Prof of Addiction Medicine, Edinburgh
Substance misuse
5 Dec 2019
Prof Jen Cleland.
Prof of Medical Education, Aberdeen
Career choices
9 Jan 2020
Prof Bruce Guthrie,
Prof of General Practice, Edinburgh
Multimorbidity
6 Feb 2020
Ms Joan Ingram.
Patient/journalist, Aberdeen
Patient’s role in NHS
5 March 2020
Prof Sir Lewis Ritchie,
Prof of General Practice, Aberdeen
Troubleshooting for NHS Scotland
2 April 2020
Prof Blair Smith,
Prof of Population Health Science, Dundee
Pain
7 May 2020
Prof Clare Gerada,
Professor of General Practice, London
Doctors’ health
4 June 2020
Dr Bill Reith,
Aberdeen
Presidential address
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Heritage Exhibition 2018
Posted on
1st November 2018
There will be an Exhibition of Medical and Nursing Services in World War 1 between Wednesday 7 November and Saturday 10 November.
More details including locations
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History of Primary Care
Posted on
28th May 2014
"Times they are a Changing" said Bob Dylan, and if you remember that song you must be of a certain age.
Medicine and your Medical Practice have changed a lot in our lifetime and memories of these changes will quickly fade. As well as your own memories you will have heard stories from older senior partners and patients about your Practice in the past.
The Med Chi would like to try and record these memories for the future before they are lost for ever.
There are many ways how the history may be recorded.
* Written recollections;
* Recorded interviews;
* Photographs and copies of Practice documents;
* Books and articles written by your predecessors and colleagues.
Stuart Duncan and Peter Duffus would like to invite you to a meeting at a suitable time to discuss how we might take the project forward.
If you have an interest in recording the History of your Practice, please send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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