The professional and training body for General Practice in Ireland, the Irish College of General Practitioners, won first prize in the "Best Use of Social Media" category for its #BEaGP campaign to highlight the advantages of its general practice training programme. » read more
The Irish College of General Practitioners, the professional and training body for general practice in Ireland, welcomes the extension of the free GP Visit card in today's Budget announcement, but warns that extending free GP visits will further increase demand on GPs
Practices and extend waiting times, without properly-resourced chronic illness management. » read more
Three representatives - Dr John O'Brien (President), Dr Mary Favier (Vice-President) and Dr Tony Cox (Medical Director) - attended the session of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health today (Wed. September 19th) to discuss the clinical guidelines being prepared in light of the impending introduction of abortion services in Ireland. » read more
ICGP could increase training places to 250 per year but retention measures urgently required to replace 700 GPs due to retire in next four years. » read more
Following the publication today of a CPE-related story in the Sunday Business Post, the College wishes to provide the following information to our members. » read more
The Irish College of General Practitioners has begun a comprehensive consultation process with its members on the feasibility of providing termination of pregnancy services by general practitioners. » read more
Wicklow GP has been the ICGP nominee on Council since 2013. » read more
More detailed information will be required in designing and resourcing services for those with crisis pregnancies. » read more
The two-day Annual Conference of the Irish College of General Practitioners, held over Friday 25th and Saturday 26th May, was a huge success, with the biggest attendance to date, and positive feedback from members. » read more
The College's Annual Conference and AGM is taking place today (Friday the 25th) and tomorrow (Saturday the 26th) in the Convention Centre, Dublin. » read more