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Title:"What are the CPD needs of GPs working in areas of high deprivation? Report of a focus group meeting of 'GPs at the Deep End'."
Abstract:"Addressing health inequalities is a priority for both the UK and Scottish governments and, although a call to action has been made for all health professionals in the UK to work actively to tackle inequalities, little is known about what educational needs GPs have in meeting this challenge. This paper describes the results of a focus group discussion between 'Deep End General Practitioners' in Glasgow, Scotland, which was arranged to better understand these educational needs. A list of 16 themes emerged from the discussion, which were then prioritised into an agreed list of shared learning needs by use of a modified nominal group technique exercise. Four broad areas of learning need were agreed: 1 How to address low patient engagement in healthcare and increase health literacy. 2 How to promote and maintain therapeutic optimism when working in areas of high deprivation. 3 How to effectively use evidence-based medicine (EBM) when working with patients with high levels of multi-morbidity and social complexity. 4 How to meet effectively the health needs of migrants including people seeking asylum and refugees. It is anticipated that the results will be of use to those who are involved in supporting primary care learning for those working in deprived communities in the UK, and more widely. More specifically, these results will inform the module production schedule for the practice-based small group learning programme and ensure that there is an opportunity for at least some of these learning needs to be addressed.."
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What are the CPD needs of GPs working in areas of high deprivation? Report of a focus group meeting of 'GPs at the Deep End'
Addressing health inequalities is a priority for both the UK and Scottish governments and, although a call to action has been made for all health professionals in the UK to work actively to tackle inequalities, little is known about what educational needs GPs have in meeting this challenge. This paper describes the results of a focus group discussion between 'Deep End General Practitioners' in Glasgow, Scotland, which was arranged to better understand these educational needs. A list of 16 themes emerged from the discussion, which were then prioritised into an agreed list of shared learning needs by use of a modified nominal group technique exercise. Four broad areas of learning need were agreed: 1 How to address low patient engagement in healthcare and increase health literacy. 2 How to promote and maintain therapeutic optimism when working in areas of high deprivation. 3 How to effectively use evidence-based medicine (EBM) when working with patients with high levels of multi-morbidity and social complexity. 4 How to meet effectively the health needs of migrants including people seeking asylum and refugees. It is anticipated that the results will be of use to those who are involved in supporting primary care learning for those working in deprived communities in the UK, and more widely. More specifically, these results will inform the module production schedule for the practice-based small group learning programme and ensure that there is an opportunity for at least some of these learning needs to be addressed.