The Practitioner - 1868-2016: supporting general practitioners for 148 years

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Practitioner CPD prompts to action

Immediate CPD prompts

These handy templates*, associated with all articles, prompt drafting of personal learning, reflection and planning.

Save your record straight into your personal development folder on your device or cloud storage system.

Article CPD framework

Case review

Audit CPD

*Adobe fillable PDFs. Adobe reader needed for iPad

Comment or question

If you, or your peer group, would like to comment on an article or have a question for the authors, write to:
Editor

Case report submissions

Do you have an interesting case that you would like to share with other readers?

Your article would need to be around 1,500 words long, include a brief review of the literature to put the case in context, and be fully referenced in the Vancouver style.

Submissions for consideration for publication should be sent to: editor@thepractitioner.co.uk

ABOUT THE PRACTITIONER

Mission of The Practitioner

The Journal’s mission online and in print is to provide GPs and other healthcare professionals all over the world with independent evidence based review articles. Furthermore, The Practitioner aims* to:

Inspire further reflection on the evidence base and recording of learning
Prompt personal research and analysis of personal/group practice
Prompt the planning and implementation of rational change of practice
Prompt the keeping of records of learning and reflection

*These aims are achieved partly through pre-set search links to the evidence base, print CPD and online CPD templates associated with the major articles.

The Practitioner has been meeting the changing educational needs of GPs for 148 years. It is peer reviewed and articles are included on PubMed.The monthly journal aims to keep GPs up to date by providing concise but in-depth coverage of important clinical developments that will have an impact on primary care.

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Last update 12/4/2016

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