Conference countdown…3weeks to go #RGPAS25

October 29, 2025 RGPAS Web Admin

At the RGPAS annual conference November 21-23, we are looking forward to hearing from Dr Angus Perry – GP and founder of GeneralPractice.AI to understand further how remote and rural GPs can utilise AI effectively in their day-to-day consultations.

Tickets Sales will close on November 14th: https://bit.ly/4q3mErt

for all enquiries, please contact hello@ruralgp.scot

Conference countdown…4 weeks to go #RGPAS25

Conference countdown…3weeks to go #RGPAS25
At the RGPAS annual conference November 21-23, we are looking forward to hearing from Dr Angus Perry – GP and founder of GeneralPractice.AI to understand further how remote and rural GPs can utilise AI effectively in their day-to-day consultations. Tickets Sales will close on November 14th: https://bit.ly/4q3mErt for all enquiries, please contact hello@ruralgp.scot
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