Establishing in Practice
This section of the ICGP website is specifically aimed at establishing GPs. The ICGP Network of Establishing GPs project (NEGs) was developed to support GPs in the early years of their career and to provide greater opportunities for establishing GPs to become involved in College affairs.
NEGs is particularly interested in representing GPs who are registrars, locums, sessional, part-time, assistants (GMS or private), new principals and those who have recently completed their training in other countries. In return it is anticipated that the College will be enriched and strengthened by the considerable talents and energy that establishing GPs have to offer.
Regional Meetings
A series of regional NEGs meetings took place during February and March. PowerPoint presentations from the Dublin meeting are available in the Useful Resources section.
Content for Establishing GPs
This section of the NEGs site is open to all (ICGP members and non-members). It explains the contents of the site and what the project is about. Topics of relevance to establishing GPs from regional meetings and from the medical press are posted here and are accessible to all.
Discussion Board
This section of the NEGs site is ID and PIN protected and allows establishing GPs to air enquiries, issues and points of interest confidentially.
>> Click here to access the NEGs discussion board
Join NEGs
In order to be added to the NEGs database for email/paper correspondence and to get access to the confidential discussion board, please contact info@icgp.ie or ring Orla Sherlock, Administrator for the NEGs Project at 01 6763705. Once you have been added to the database you will be given a unique ID and PIN which gives access to the online discussion board.
NEGs Database
If you wish to be added to the NEGs database for email and paper mail communications, please contact info@icgp.ie or phone Orla Sherlock, Administrator for the NEGs Project at 01 6763705.
eGMS
The letters and circulars of the electronic General Medical Services Contract (eGMS) are available here. The documents are from the period between 1972 and 2002.