Tagged: SAPC

I am relatively new to the academic primary care world, being previously based in secondary care and wider multidisciplinary settings, so I was not sure what to expect from the Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC) South West conference. https://www.southampton.ac.uk/primarycare/news/events/2025/08/south-west-sapc-conference-2026.page After arriving in Southampton (academic poster tube in hand) and massively winning the hotel room […]

I recently had the chance to speak at the Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC) annual scientific meeting in Cardiff, a brilliant event that brings together researchers, clinicians, and academics from across the country.  I was part of a workshop focusing on some of the important and significant challenges Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) face when […]

I was recently moaning about the fact that a colleague of mine is presenting the economic evaluation of our recent IMPPP clinical trial at the International Health Economics Association congress later this month. In Bali. Meanwhile, yours truly had to make do with a trip to Cardiff for this year’s SAPC Annual Scientific Meeting. Clearly […]

An academic primary care workforce often has common research or clinical interests. However, the membership of academic departments is diverse in many ways. By nurturing inclusivity in our academic primary care departments, we can ensure that people’s differences are seen as a benefit, and that their perspectives are shared. To do this, we need to […]