The GP training
curriculum is composed of a set of 32 curriculum statements
organised into 15 groups:
1 The
‘core
statement’ – Being a
General Practitioner
2 The General Practice
Consultation
3 Personal and Professional
Responsibilities
3.1
Clinical Governance
3.2 Patient
Safety
3.3
Clinical Ethics and Values-Based Practice
3.4
Promoting Equality and Valuing Diversity
3.5
Evidence-Based Practice
3.6
Research and Academic Activity
3.7
Teaching, Mentoring and Clinical Supervision
4
Management
4.1
Management in Primary Care
4.2
Information Management and Technology
5 Healthy People: promoting
health and preventing disease
6 Genetics in Primary
Care
7 Care of Acutely Ill
People
8 Care of Children and Young
People
9 Care of Older
Adults
10 Gender-Specific Health
Issues
10.1
Women’s Health
10.2
Men’s Health
11 Sexual
Health
12 Care of People with
Cancer & Palliative Care
13 Care of People with
Mental Health Problems
14 Care of People with
Learning Disabilities
15 Clinical
Management
15.1
Cardiovascular Problems
15.2
Digestive Problems
15.3 Drug
and Alcohol Problems
15.4 ENT
and Facial Problems
15.5 Eye
Problems
15.6
Metabolic Problems
15.7
Neurological Problems
15.8
Respiratory Problems
15.9
Rheumatology and Conditions of the Musculoskeletal System
(including Trauma)
15.10 Skin
Problems
1. The consultation
