Conference countdown…4 weeks to go #RGPAS25

October 24, 2025 RGPAS Web Admin

#RGPAS25 HOT TOPICS: Assisted dying, Weight loss medication, AI in General Practice, Tick-borne disease.

Are you wondering what this means for GPs in remote and rural practices? Do you have a clear understanding about weight loss medication? What about AI? We want to help everyone understand and be able to raise important questions to help make our practices as well informed as they can possibly be.

If you’d like to know more, Chair of RGPAS, Dr Alida MacGregor will be facilitating the Friday sessions along with special guest Dr Gordon Linklater from the Highland Hospice on Assisted Dying. All these and more important ‘Hot Topics’ at our annual conference on 21-23rd November.

Tickets are available on Eventbrite

Call for posters #RGPAS25

Conference countdown…4 weeks to go #RGPAS25
#RGPAS25 HOT TOPICS: Assisted dying, Weight loss medication, AI in General Practice, Tick-borne disease. Are you wondering what this means for GPs in remote and rural practices? Do you have a clear understanding about weight loss medication? What about AI? We want to help everyone understand and be able to raise important questions to help
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