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| Commences | Duration | Fee |
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| 6 June 2020 (Dublin) | 1 Day | Member €50Non-Member €75 |
This course provides a comprehensive update on all aspects of contraception and includes other topics relating to sexual and reproductive health. More »
| Commences | Duration | Fee |
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| 12 September 2020 (Dublin) | 1 Day | — |
This course provides the practical training required to satisfy the final component required of doctors wishing to attain the Certificate in Contraception. Please note you must make your application for the Certificate in Contraception within 2.5 years of completing Part I: Theory. Applications with Part I: Theory that are more than 2.5 years old may not be approved. Part I: Theory must be completed before Part III: Practical. More »
| Commences | Duration | Fee |
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| 5 December 2020 (Dublin) | 1 Day, Education | — |
Please click here for the registration form / supervision agreement which must be signed by your clinically responsible GP. More »
| Commences | Duration | Fee |
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| 8 May 2020 (ICGP) | 12 Weeks, Part-Time | €550 |
This course is for doctors interested in occupational medicine and who are seeking to improve their knowledge base and skills. The course is run jointly by the ICGP and the Faculty of Occupational Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI). Course principal: Dr Conor McDonnell, email: conor.mcdonnell@icgp.ie Course administrator: education@icgp. More »
| Commences | Duration | Fee |
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| 27 September 2019 (Dublin) | 2 Years, Part-Time | Member €2,750 per yearNon-Member €4,290 per year |
This ICGP course will be practical, comprehensive and assure quality as well as impart new knowledge and practical skills. Course places will be limited and allocated on a first come first served basis. This course is open to 4th year GP trainees and general practitioners. More »
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| — | Part-Time | — |
This is a refresher course for those wishing to return to work in general practice after a career break and an orientation course for those who had trained in other areas but now wish to work part-time in general practice. More »
| Commences | Duration | Fee |
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| — | 1 Year, Part-Time | — |
Management in Practice is designed for general practitioners, practice managers and other staff members who wish to develop the knowledge and skills necessary for the effective management of their practice. Course principal: Mr Barry O'Brien Course administrator: Ms Jana Pickard - jana.pickard@icgp.ie In each group, we seek to bring together a cross section of general practitioners, practice managers and other practice staff, representing the broad profile of Irish general practice. Course participants are selected accordingly. More »
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| — | 1 Year | — |
Open to GPs who have completed either the full day ICGP Menopause Theory Course or the BMS Menopause Theory course. More »
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| — | 1 Year, MENOPAUS-OCT | — |
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| — | PRREG | — |
Contact: Jana Pickard, email: More »
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| — | WHEALTH | — |
Duration: 2 days Pre-requisites: Recommended for those with 2 or more years experience working in a medical practice. More »
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| — | 1 Year, PS-NOV | — |
This course has been designed in response to requests from a number of GP training programmes, GP trainees and newly established GPs who have indicated the need for structured training in the core aspects of management as it relates to general practice. Feedback and participant evaluation all strongly indicate that course participation has increased participants' knowledge and made both GPs and GP registrars better equipped to manage a GP practice and to manage their own entry into practice on an employee, partner or sole practitioner basis. More »
| Commences | Duration | Fee |
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| — | Part-Time | — |
The course is run jointly by the ICGP and the Faculty of Sports & Exercise Medicine (RCSI and RCPI). Musculoskeletal problems constitute a substantial ever growing burden on society, on the medical services and all personnel dealing with these conditions. Bone and joint disorders account for more than half of all chronic conditions in people over 50 years and the most common cause of severe, long‐term pain and disability. In Ireland, the average GP practice consists of almost 20% musculoskeletal problems. More »
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| — | Part-Time | — |
