Join GP colleagues and practice leaders from across Cornwall and Devon for a practical, Cornwall-focused day shaped by the priorities identified by our shareholder practices.
The Cornwall Sharing Best Practice Event will bring together people working across general practice to share what is working, explore common pressures, discus national direction and learn from approaches that can be adapted locally.
The event will focus on real examples, practical discussion, and useful connections rather than broad system updates or theory.
Why attend?
General practice is under significant pressure, but practices across Cornwall are also developing new approaches, solving problems and finding better ways to work.
This event is an opportunity to step away from the day-to-day pressures and hear directly from colleagues about:
- what they have introduced;
- what has worked;
- what they have learned;
- what they would do differently;
- what other practices could adopt or adapt.
Delegates will be able to explore practical responses to some of the biggest issues facing general practice, contribute to discussion and help shape the support and collaboration needed across Cornwall.
You will also have time to meet colleagues, visit focused information stands and speak directly to people who may be able to support your practice.
Who is the event for?
The event is primarily for representatives from Kernow Health shareholder practices, including:
- GP partners;
- shareholder representatives;
- practice leaders;
- other senior colleagues nominated by their practice.
Each shareholder practice is initially invited to register up to three representatives.
Additional places may be requested.
Selected Kernow Health, LMC, and partner representatives will also attend where they are contributing directly to the programme, a practical workshop, a case study, or a relevant support offer.
Shaped by Cornwall’s general practice community
The developing programme has been informed by the priorities identified by shareholder practices.
The highest-scoring areas have been given visible space across the main programme, practical showcases and workshops.