Our WiseGP resources aim to help clinicians to develop and access the knowledge work skills and resources of expert generalist practices, so as to support the development, delivery of and learning from tailored whole-person centred care.
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Find out more about the resources available on the WiseGP website below.
Newsletter
Explore our newsletter, which focuses on topics relevant to every day practice, highlighting how the WiseGP approach can help us use knowledge work to apply recent research evidence to face everyday challenges in practice.
For each newsletter, we also have a linked case study providing an example of how a Wise General Practice team member could apply learning.
GEMs
Being actively involved in knowledge work improves the care we deliver to our patients, but also helps us re-connect with the job we trained to do. Research shows that knowledge work can help restore our personal motivation and confidence in the everyday work of general practice.
Read our “GEMS” of information from recent research and be inspired by examples of how to apply them in practice. Our GEMS are intended to support your students, registrars, fellow GPs and wider primary care team to improve their practice and could provide some inspiration for a practice quality improvement project.
The library has themed sections, so please explore our selection and see if there is a topic which ignites your interest!
WiseWords
Wise words shared by GPs are formed through decades of experience, learning and interacting with patients and colleagues. As we develop our complex-problem solving (knowledge work) skills, we build on our wise words, brief sayings that help us to navigate some of the trickiest aspects of our daily practice.
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We shared a survey, inviting GPs to share their Wise Words from their experiences in practice. We’ve collated these Wise words into 6 themed videos. In our Wise Words section are several lesson plans for GPs at different career stages, to help provide inspiration for how this resource could be explored and applied in everyday practice.
