A UK-wide network of enthusiastic primary care health professionals that collectively design and take part in well-designed high impact primary care research and quality improvement projects that seek to improve patient care. We would like EVERYONE to get involved, no matter how little research experience or time you might have. 

A funded national leadership programme for trainees and new GPs to engage the new generation of leaders in primary care.

Scientists involved in Primary Healthcare research make up a significant proportion of the Academic Primary Care workforce. The Society for Academic Primary Care PHOCUS group support SAPC members in the multidisciplinary team in career development especially researchers new to academic primary care.

GP journal club uses Twitter to discuss primary care relevant research, guidelines and editorials each month via a tweet-chat. This is open to anyone around the world using the power of social media to facilitate topical discussion, encourage international collaboration and promote evidence-based practice.

A research careers advisory centre which is focusses on realising the potential of researchers, providing resources on research skills, careers, and professional development opportunities for medical and non-medical academics.

The JIC made up of UK GP trainees and First5s who are interested in International Health. They aim to involve junior doctors in global health related academic and educational activities, and to develop long term global partnerships to promote and support primary healthcare within healthcare systems.