Personal Wellbeing

Working in general practice is tough

With an increasing workload, scarce resources and a recruitment crisis it is no wonder we’re all feeling the pressure. Look at the below support services

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Supporting Personal Wellbeing in General Practice

With an increasing workload, scarce resources and a recruitment crisis it is no wonder we’re all feeling the pressure. Look at the below support services

Visit our resource bank

GP-S

GP-S is a free peer mentoring, coaching and signposting service for General Practice. GP-S can be used by anyone who would like to explore ways to develop themselves. This could be personally, professionally or within your career. Their aim is to build resilience within the General Practice workforce by allowing you time and space to develop your personal goals.

Contacting GP-S is confidential and the team are more than happy to answer any questions you may have, direct on button below.

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COVID-19 Survival

Drs Health

5 ways to wellbeing

Mental health

In the surgery

Burnout

GP support

RCGP GP Wellbeing pages

The RCGP has provided a number of resources to support GPs directly and within their practices, from parkruns to wellbeing events.

Visit their website for more information

Counselling and peer support for doctors and medical students

Confidential 24/7 counselling and peer support services open to all doctors and medical students (regardless of BMA membership), plus their partners and dependents.

Call 0330 123 1245.

There is always someone you can talk to.

Personal Wellbeing

Working in general practice is tough

GP support

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