General Practice (GP)

GP Curriculum Statements

Introduction and User Guide

The Core Curriculum Statement

• 1.  Being a General Practitioner (pdf)

The Contextual Statements

• 2.01  The GP Consultation in Practice (pdf)
• 2.02  Patient Safety and Quality of Care (pdf)
• 2.03  The GP in the Wider Professional Environment (pdf)
• 2.04  Enhancing Professional Knowledge (pdf)

The Clinical Examples

• 3.01  Healthy People: promoting health and preventing disease (pdf)
• 3.02  Genetics in Primary Care (pdf)
• 3.03  Care of Acutely Ill People (pdf)
• 3.04  Care of Children and Young People (pdf)
• 3.05  Care of Older Adults (pdf)
• 3.06  Women's Health (pdf)
• 3.07  Men's Health (pdf)
• 3.08  Sexual Health (pdf)
• 3.09  End-of-Life Care (pdf)
• 3.10  Care of People with Mental Health Problems (pdf)
• 3.11  Care of People with Intellectual Disability (pdf)
• 3.12  Cardiovascular Health (pdf)
• 3.13  Digestive Health (pdf)
• 3.14  Care of People who Misuse Drugs and Alcohol (pdf)
• 3.15  Care of People with ENT, Oral and Facial Problems (pdf)
• 3.16  Care of People with Eye Problems (pdf)
• 3.17  Care of People with Metabolic Problems (pdf)
• 3.18  Care of People with Neurological Problems (pdf)
• 3.19  Respiratory Health (pdf)
• 3.20  Care of People with Musculoskeletal Problems (pdf)
• 3.21  Care of People with Skin Problems (pdf)

View a summary of the changes GP curriculum: overview.

Annual College Summary (ACS)

• Annual College Summary 2008/2009 (pdf)
• Annual College Summary 2009/2010 (pdf)