GP Clinics

GP Clinics — A CME Journal for Family Physicians


Doctors are some of the most demanding and time-constrained professionals in the world. They never get adequate time to fulfill their CME needs, which include latest medical advances and information that enriches their everyday clinical decisions.

Keeping this need in consideration, GP Clinics was conceptualized to help busy clinicians develop and deepen their knowledge and improve insight into their own learning.

Full of diagnostic quizzes with case studies empowered with colored pictures and much more intriguing stuff, GP Clinics is the most efficient, engaging, and effective solution for you to update, improve the quality of your practice, and assess and improve your clinical knowledge.



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GP Clinics, a monthly CME journal for family physicians, offers a convenient and time saving way to update your clinical knowledge. Its easy-to- use, reader friendly format with excellent color photographs provides an unmatched CME resource, which helps you in your day-to-day clinical practice.

GP Clinics Features


Action Filled Diagnostic Quizzes

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  •  What's Your Diagnosis?
        Sharpen Your Physical Diagnostic Skills
  •  Photo Quiz:
        Self-Test Your Diagnostic Acumen
  •  Photo Essay:
        Focus on Signs and Symptoms
  •  Photoclinic:
        Foresee Your Next Patient
  •  Dermclinic:
        A Photo Quiz to Hone Dermatologic Skills
  •  What's the 'Take Home':
        Pearls From Clinical Cases
  •  Diabetes Q & A:
        Alpha/Omega of Beta Cell (and More)
  •  Case In Point:
        An Intriguing Diagnosis
  •  Radiology Quiz:
        Hone Your Interpretive Skills
  •  ECG Challenge:
        Test Your Interpretive Skills

Features

  •  Diabetes Desk:
        Unite to See World Free of Diabetes
  •  Drugs in Practice:
        Critical Drug Reviews
  •  Pitfalls In Prescribing:
        How to Minimize Drug Therapy Risks
  •  Primary Care update:
        Brief Summaries for Clinical Practice

Pearls

  •  Legal Pearls:
        Law Perspective in Medicine
  •  Pearls of Wisdom:
        Information I Wish I Had Known Earlier
  •  Nutritional pearls:
        Nutrition and Health

Lab Insight

  •  Know The Test You Order:
        Lab Report in Disease Management

No Discrimination

  •  Let's Talk TB:
        A Series on Tuberculosis

Cases

  •  Quick Case Workup:
        Critical Analysis to Reach At a Diagno
  •  Case Study:
        Real Life Cases

Medical Tips

  •  Practical Pointers:
        Discover Shortcuts in Medicine

Priority Updates From Research:

  •  Top Papers of the Month:
        Articles You Don't Want To Miss
  •  News You Can Use:
        Useful Information From The research
  •  Research Report:
        Current Research At a Glance

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Handy journal best suited for



  •   Family Physicians
  •   General Practitioners
  •   AYUSH Doctors
  •   Primary Care Physicians
  •   Internal Medicine Practitioners
  •   Family Medicine Practitioners
  •   IMA Members
  •   GPA Members
  •   NIMA Members
  •   State Medical Councils’ Members




Why should you subscribe GP Clinics?



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  1. It has practical clinical articles, drugs in practice, diabetes desk, diagnostic quizzes, case studies, medicolegal cases and much more...
  2. Its has peer-reviewd, evidence-based articles
  3. Its has unmatched colorful presentation (not seen in any other Indian journal)
  4. It is affordable (just less than Rs 8/- per day)
  5. Its comes to your door step every month (no need to go anywhere to attend CMEs)


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Testimonials

GP Clinics presents very crisp and easily palatable clinical information, which is sure to help Family Physicians improve their day to day patient care. The latest development in medicine and high resolution colored pictures are the hall mark of the journal. All Family Physicians must take maximum advantage of GP clinics.
Dr Agam Vora, MD (Chest and TB), DETRD, FIAHE, FCCP, FSASMS
Asthma and Allergy Specialist, Consultant Pulmonologist and Chest Physician, Mumbai
Being a regular reader of GP Clinics since 2010, find it an excellent CME resource for practicing physicians. Diagnostic quizzes in a case study format with excellent colored pictures is The 'Take Home' from the
Dr Ritu Singla, MBBS, DNB
Austraila
I have been associated with GP Clinics as a member of the Advisory Editorial Board for several years now. I find this journal to be an excellent means for imparting continuing education to family practice doctors in India and abroad.
Dr Manoj Sharma, MBBS, MCHES, PhD, FAAHB, FRSPH
Professor, Behavioral & Environmental Health
School of Public Health, Jackson State University, USA
GP Clinics is one of the most economical, reader friendly medical journal, available in India. It is full of practical and clinical knowledge acquired by decades of clinical practice by the wizards in the field of medicine. The Photo Quiz, CMEs, Legal Pearls, Newer Molecules…the list is endless…
Dr Nitin Rajan Kochar, (MD) (Ayurved)
Hon. Ayurveda Consultant at KEM Hospital, Mumbai and University of Mumbai
A medical journal with a class and quality in presentation as well as content. All regular sections are quite informative to update us. 'Drugs in Practice' column giving critical analysis about all drugs for a chosen therapy area is quite interesting.
Dr Gaurav Vijay, MBBS
Austraila
I am grateful to GP Clinics for publishing 3 editions of the Let’s Talk TB book, and for making it free access. Their desire to educate GPs, through GP Clinics, about evidence-based clinical practices is commendable.
Prof Madhukar Pai, MD, PhD, FCAHS
Canada Research Chair in Epidemiology & Global Health
Director, McGill Global Health Programs



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