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What is the future of Physician Associates in General Practice?

Join eGPlearning as they review the latest guidance on physician associates by the RCGP and explore their future RCGP Physician associate guidelines: https://www.rcgp.org.uk/representing-... In this video, we'll dive into the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) guidance on the scope of Physician Associates (PAs) in general practice. This guidance is essential for understanding how PAs are integrated into primary care teams. It clarifies the boundaries of what PAs can do, such as performing patient assessments and managing care under supervision, but it also highlights important restrictions, like the inability to prescribe or triage independently. We'll discuss key points like: Supervision requirements: PAs must always work under the supervision of a GP Clinical Supervisor (CS) to ensure patient safety and quality care. Preceptorship and induction: Every PA needs a thorough induction and a preceptorship period to adapt to general practice settings. Scope of practice: PAs must follow clear guidelines on what tasks they can perform, especially when handling undifferentiated patients. This video aims to provide insights into the practical application of these guidelines, addressing both the benefits and concerns around integrating PAs into general practice, such as safety, patient care quality, and workload distribution. Be sure to leave your questions in the comments for more in-depth discussions! #PhysicianAssociates #GeneralPractice #HealthcareGuidance #RCGP