Drawing on the experience of primary care professionals working in the community and colleagues within secondary care, the team is focused on supporting people to connect and share learning, to deliver better outcomes for our diverse local populations.

King’s Health Partners also hosts a number of more clinically focused courses from within the partnership, for primary care, the details of which can be seen below.

Every six weeks the team holds free webinars that feature healthcare professionals discussing a variety of important topics. 

Primary Care webinars are chaired by Dr Rachna Chowla, Joint Director of Clinical Strategy at King's Health Partners. Rachna is a GP in Southwark and a Clinical Lead for Clinical Effectiveness South East London. She is passionate about improving health inequalities and driving collaboration to benefit community wellbeing. 

All our webinars are held virtually via MS Teams for an hour over lunchtime between 1pm - 2pm.

Upcoming events for primary care

  • Maternal Medicine Course for Primary Care

    14 May 2025, 12:30pm to 3:20pm

    Online

    Co-hosted by King’s Health Partners Women and Children’s Health, and South-East London Local Maternity System.

    Read more

In the Primary Care Learning Hub section of our website people can register and watch recordings of previous Primary Care webinars for free. 

Here is the list of topics/dates of all our previous webinars in the series:

2025

  • 26 February - 'Supporting blood pressure testing in our communities'.
  • 22 January - 'Mind & Body Programme with a focus on Serious Mental Illness and Lung Cancer'. 

2024

  • 4 December - 'Rheumatology: An update for Primary Care'. 
  • 20 November - 'Disability awareness through the lenses of disability: A journey of challenges, resilience, and triumph'.
  • 16 October - 'Sexual Health'.
  • 11 September - 'Traditional medicine has failed people with chronic pain; PEACS a new approach'.
  • 26 June - 'Advances and opportunities in the IBS pathway for south east London'
  • 1 May - 'Functional Neurological Disorders'.
  • 20 March - 'Lifestyle Medicine Service'.
  • 17 January - 'Targeted lung health checks'.

2023

  • 6 December - 'Hypertension management - learning from the Pathfinder project'. 
  • 1 November - 'Palliative Care and Health Equity'.
  • 6 September - 'Community science in the COVID era: Shedding light on inequalities'.
  • 5 July - 'Innovative approaches to raise awareness around cancer'.
  • 24 May - 'QGenome'.
  • 12 April - 'Multimorbidity with a focus on COPD and the role of the Lay Health Worker'.
  • 1 March - 'Reducing tobacco harm and e-cigarettes'.
  • 18 January - 'Sustainability in respiratory care'.

2022

  • 14 December - 'King's Centre for Global Health'. 
  • 26 October - 'Digital changes in Primary Care'. 
  • 14 September - 'Men's Health - cancer awareness'.
  • 27 July - 'Focus on Haematology'.
  • 15 June - 'Long-COVID: Where are we now?'.
  • 27 April - 'The London General Practice Access Guide'. 
  • 30 March - ‘How to get the best possible postoperative outcomes for older people with multimorbidity or frailty?’

2021

  • 8 December -'Prehabilitation: Optimising and personalising cancer care'.
  • 10 November - ‘Reducing inequalities and improving outcomes for children’.
  • 22 September -‘Preconception and health inequalities’. 
  • 28 July - The Need to think Differently about Obesity and Diabetes’. 
  • 23 June - ‘Long-COVID and the impact of a year of COVID-19 on people living with long-term conditions in south-east London’.
  • 19 May - ‘Haematology: Bridging between Primary and Secondary Care, and the impact of COVID-19’.
  • 21 April - 'Health Inequalities and Cancer in south-east London’.
  • 10 March -‘Research in Primary Care’.

2020

  • 9 December - ‘Caring for our mental well-being in primary care during COVID-19 and beyond’.
  • 21 October - ‘The COVID-19 response in south east London: What did we learn in wave one and what does this mean as we go forwards?
  • 16 September - ‘Facing challenging ethical decisions in clinical practice: guidance and decision support during COVID-19 and beyond’.
  • 22 July - ‘Meet the experts: different perspectives on COVID-19 from primary care, A&E and the wards’.

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Vital 5 Mental Health Courses available for health and social care staff in south east London. For further information and to book: Visit Maudsley Learning.

KHP Haematology has released 'HaemPearls' podcast. Stay up to date with frequently asked questions about Haematology impacting Primary Care. This series brings you interviews and educational discussions between Haematologists and General Practitioners to enrich your clinical practice. Listen to HAEMPEARLS via spotify. 

Previous webinars 

In the Primary Care Learning Hub section people can register and watch recordings of previous Primary Care webinars for free.