Scottish health secretary Neil Gray will give a remote address directly to GPs at the free-to-attend Pulse LIVE conference in Glasgow next week.
In addition, Professor Stewart Mercer will attend to talk conference delegates through how health inequalities manifest in general practice consultations and what we can do about them.
The professor of primary care and multimorbidity at the University of Edinburgh is a founding member of the Scottish Deep End Project, which has since grown into an international movement.
The event on 23 October at the SEC also offers up to 4.5 CPD hours, clinical updates from expert speakers, and the chance to connect with GPs from across Scotland.
Other topic highlights include:
- Chronic cough in children
- Testosterone deficiency and men’s metabolic health
- Prescribing change: The power of lifestyle in modern medicine
- The HRT Annual review- what’s it all about?
You can view the full Glasgow Pulse LIVE Agenda and GPs can register here.
Meanwhile, Pulse Live is also going to Belfast for the first time on time on Thursday 6 November at the Crowne Plaza Belfast.
The GP community in Northern Ireland will be able to hear from Dame Carrie MacEwen, Chair of the GMC and Charlie Massey, chief executive officer of the GMC as well as from Dr Ursula Mason, chair of the Royal College of GPs NI.
You can also view the full Pulse LIVE Belfast agenda and GPs can register here .
