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GP Registrars

Welcome to the GP Curriculum Web.

Quick links

	Download a short guide to the RCGP Curriculum from the Curriculum Guide page
	For the full curriculum visit the Curriculum statements section of the RCGP website

The new GP curriculum

The new curriculum is stated in terms of what knowledge, skills, attitudes and expertise the learner will achieve. It covers:

Generic professional competences
The qualities that are expected from all doctors, such as those that appear in Good Medical Practice.

Competences that are specific to General Practice
There are many skills expected of GPs but some can be referred to as core skills and are found in the statement Being a General Practitioner.
Examples of core skills are: managing the primary contact with patients, consulting in a patient-centred way, selective history-taking, tolerating uncertainty, managing co-morbidity, fair and efficient use of resources and having a holistic approach to practice.

Being a General Practitioner

Vocational Training and new Curriculum

	Vocational Training and Curriculum
	Specialist Training for General Practice - RCGP Newsletter

New assessment procedures

The new assessment procedures are explained on the Assessment page

New Certification regulations

The two ways to get your name on the GP Register are explained on our Certification page

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