# @rcgp.org on Facebook

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- **Original URL:** https://facebook.com/reel/995393959916023
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- **Posted:** 2026-06-12T15:00:50.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Karim Kerbouche (@KarimKerbouche) — https://gondola.cc/KarimKerbouche

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This month’s picks focus on areas where general practice can have a profound impact, from tackling inequality and improving end-of-life care to recognising serious illness earlier and with greater confidence.

 1. The Fairer Practice conference

Health inequalities don't fix themselves and neither should we. I’ve chosen this because talking about inequity is only the beginning — this conference focuses on practical action, bringing together GPs, practice teams and leaders to share honest conversations and real solutions that can make care fairer for our patients. 24 June | Manchester. ⤵️ https://engage.rcgp.org.uk/event/a2kWS000000UwJV/ev06191?recordId=a2kWS000000UwJV

2️. Daffodil Standard Awards - now open
Excellence in end-of-life care deserves recognition. With more people needing palliative care in the years ahead, I wanted to highlight the extraordinary work happening every day in general practice. This is an opportunity to celebrate your team's compassionate, expert care and inspire others through shared excellence. From receptionists to GPs, we want to hear about the individuals and teams delivering outstanding end-of-life care in general practice. If you practice isn't signed up to the Daffodil Standards, get started - it's quick, easy and free. ⤵️https://www.rcgp.org.uk/learning-resources/daffodil-standards/daffodil-standards-awards
3️. Transdermal oestrogen patches for prostate cancer
As more patients are managed in primary care, staying up to date on hormone therapy options matters. I picked this hot topic because it offers the latest evidence and practical guidance. ⤵️ https://elearning.rcgp.org.uk/mod/page/view.php?id=16807

4️. Returning travellers – what GPs need to know
A travel history is a clinical superpower, it can completely change the clinical picture. This screencast (video) stood out because it sharpens our thinking around assessing unwell returning travellers — helping us recognise important patterns and avoid missing serious diagnoses. ⤵️ https://elearning.rcgp.org.uk/course/view.php?id=226#coursecontentcollapse1

5️. Updates in detecting cancer in primary care
GPs remain at the frontline of cancer diagnosis, and guidance continues to evolve. I’ve chosen this podcast because earlier recognition and action genuinely saves lives, and staying current helps us make confident decisions when symptoms are subtle or uncertain. ⤵️ https://elearning.rcgp.org.uk/course/view.php?id=1242

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