Webinar highlights

April 2025: Join our speakers Sharon Lee and Dr. Mark Sage to talk about how group clinics can deliver the NHS 10 year plan and the benefits for patients and staff.

March 2025: Interested in Women’s Health? Not sure how to manage long waits for care in the NHS? ? Join us for a thought provoking Panel Discussion, discussing how group clinics can address gynaecology waits with our expert panel, including the fantastic Dr. Sue Mann who is the National Clinical Director for Women’s Health, and Kim Maybe who is the commissioning and delivery senior manager in the urgent and elective care team in NHS Devon!

February 2025: Explore how to combine structured education and group clinics for people with pre-diabetes, Type Two Diabetes and who need weight management support. QOF includes payment for these groups if they attend structured education courses. Often a very low percentage take up their referral. The practice misses out on QOF points and your patients miss out on self-management education. This Masterclass explores how we can change this by combining group clinics and structured education and how you can apply for accreditation of your hybrid group model.

January 2025: Listen to this session and learn first-hand from two teams who now routinely deliver QOF as group clinics. Hear from speakers Dipti Ghandi and Laura Ireland about the productivity gains and how this care model is enriching the lives of both patients and staff.

Supporting people with persistent symptoms in group primary care

Hear how one medical practice has worked with its local Long COVID rehabilitation team to support people with persistent symptoms to return to wellness. Those supported reduced their use of general practice by nearly 50% and this change persisted after the return to wellness intervention ended

Listen to this session and learn first-hand from two teams who now routinely deliver QOF as respiratory group clinics. Hear about the productivity gains and how this care model is enriching the lives of both patients and staff.

Group clinics can have a significant impact on waiting times and create capacity as part of outpatient transformation initiatives.

Join us to hear from two teams who have scaled group clinics in outpatient settings.

Personalised group care models: evidence and experience

With high demand for personalised care to improve access and recovery, learn how group approaches to personalised care are essential element of future delivery.

Listen to this webinar and find out from primary care clinicians how being proactive over the summer and autumn helped them address winter pressures (because people know how to  keep well in the colder months) – AND smash QOF – most especially amongst those living with asthma and COPD.

Hear from NHS England’s nursing team why group clinics are fundamental to the future of primary and community nursing.

Watch this session and learn how primary care teams are harnessing group clinics to support people living with high blood pressure and CKD.

Hear from National Lead Paul Gavin, Joint Deputy Director Equalities and Involvement, People and Communities Directorate, NHS England, why group clinics should be part of mainstream NHS care delivery and from Olivia Butterworth, Director, All About People about the opportunities that group clinics create for embedding community development, building social capital and mainstreaming contribution from volunteers and experts with lived experience in the health and social care.

Understand the Women’s Health Hub agenda and the priority pathways that Women’s Health Hubs are working to improve. Hear from Dr Elly Lesser how she led the introduction of menopause group clinics as part of her New to Practice Fellowship, and how group clinics have impacted on quality and access.

This session covers the evidence-based benefits of group clinics for patients (based on randomised controlled trials comparing one to one appointments with groups) and how to design group clinics that ticks QOF boxes.

Hear from three teams who have harnessed group clinics to support winter pressures in General Practice.

Learn from The Personalised Care Institute why a group approach to personalised care is an essential element of future delivery, and hear the lived experiences of practitioners who deliver this way and have realised the benefits.

In this webinar we are joined by Dipti Gandhi from Brigstock & South Norwood and Jason Westwood from NHSE to find out about the role group clinics can play in delivering QOF.

In this webinar we review progress made in Wales and England, spreading group clinics as a way of improving access and population health across primary and secondary care.