The GP Partners Conference
By GP Partners, for GP Partners. No sponsors. No exhibitors. No tote bags. No fluff.
One day. One room. One purpose.
Why this conference exists
Most GP conferences are built around exhibitor halls and sponsored content. You leave with a tote bag full of brochures and not much else.
GSD is the opposite. You get a download link to our policies. And not much else — because that’s the point.
One day. Two GP Partners still working in practice. Sessions on the things that actually move the dial in a partnership — enhanced services, money, triage, AI, and an honest look at Medicus. No sponsored talks. No vendor pitches on stage. No exhibitors in the corridor. No goody bags. Just what we’d tell another Partner over a coffee, said in public.
If you’ve ever sat through a conference thinking “I could be in surgery making more difference than this” — GSD is the answer to that.
What you’ll take home
Tangible things, not vibes:
- A download link to our policy and SOP folder — the same one we use in our own practices.
- A CPD certificate for your appraisal folder.
- A clear plan for at least one significant financial change you can implement next week.
- Triage like a pro — the no-bullshit version of what they won’t say at a sponsored event.
- An honest view on AI in general practice — what’s worth your time, what isn’t, and how to spot the difference.
- A straight answer on Medicus from a Partner using it, not a vendor selling it.
A room full of other GP Partners with the same problems as you. The corridor conversations are half the point.
Who it’s for
GP Partners. That’s it.
Current Partners and brand-new Partners.
Not for: salaried GPs, registrars, practice managers, exhibitors, or industry. We’re keeping the room deliberate by design — the conversations only work if everyone in it is wrestling with the same problems.
Programme
Six sessions, one room, no choosing. This is September’s running order, shown as a guide. The January programme will be confirmed nearer the event.
- 09:30
Registration & coffee
- 10:00
Welcome
- 10:15
Modern General Practice: what is it?
Nat Martin and Ankit Kant, GP PartnersThe honest landscape: where the money is, where the work is, and where partnerships are quietly winning or quietly dying. Plus practice vision creation — and why most Partners skip it to their cost.
- 11:00
10 quick wins / hot topics
Nat Martin and Ankit Kant, GP PartnersTen specific things you can change in your practice within a fortnight. We name them. You take them home.
- 11:30
Coffee break
- 11:45
How to save your practice money: finances, forecasting and pay
Nat Martin, GP PartnerHow to actually track your finances. How to forecast properly. Pay rise planning — when, how, and how to fund it. The work you don’t need to be doing and the staff bill you can reduce.
- 12:30
Lunch
- 13:30
Triage like a champion
Nat Martin, GP PartnerNat’s full triage method, refined in a working practice. The data point that drives it: over 40% of contacts never need to hit an appointment.
- 14:30
The work you should and shouldn’t be doing
Nat Martin and Ankit Kant, GP PartnersHow to decide what’s worth doing and what isn’t. Saying no gives you strength — don’t fear it. We’ll go through the framework we use to triage enhanced services and other discretionary work: what to chase, what to drop, and how to hit your targets with minimal effort.
- 15:15
Coffee break
- 15:30
AI: the no-nonsense method to turbocharge everything
Ankit Kant, GP PartnerThe actual systems Ankit uses in his own practice. How to check your finances with AI. How to wake up every morning with your practice policies updated automatically overnight. How to push updates to your team without lifting a finger. Steal his methods — they’re yours to take home and run.
- 16:15
Medicus: our saviour, or are we all just desperate?
Dr Fari Ahmad & Dr Amar Ahmed, GP PartnersAn honest, working-Partner view of Medicus. The good, the bad, and what to ask before you sign.
- 16:55
Close
- 18:00
The GSD Social
Your hosts
Two GP Partners, both still in practice, both still doing the job.
Dr Nat Martin
GP Partner and GP trainer known for getting things done. Built a national reputation for clear, unfiltered advice on modern general practice — practical tools, policies, governance, CQC, partnership support — shared with thousands of GPs. Jointly runs a semi-rural Yorkshire practice. Frontline first, operational and financial leadership second.
Ankit Kant
GP Partner with 14 years’ experience. Known for being direct and calling things out. Built a national reputation for practical AI tools and profitability resources used by thousands of GPs, with estimated savings of over £3 million for GP teams — whilst staying openly sceptical of hype and unsafe AI in frontline NHS care. Runs a semi-rural dispensing practice.
Venue and the evening
The Royal College of General Practitioners building at 30 Euston Square, same as September. Two minutes from Euston, and the social is a short walk to King’s Cross.
RCGP, 30 Euston Square, London NW1 2FB
Two minutes from Euston station. We strongly recommend train.
- Nearest stations
- Euston (2 min walk), Euston Square (3 min walk), King’s Cross St Pancras (12 min walk, step-free interchange)
- Accessibility
- Step-free access throughout, with a step-free entrance on Euston Road. Hearing induction loops in the main spaces. Guide and assistance dogs welcome. For step-free Tube access, Euston Square (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, westbound) is closest.
- Specific access needs
- Let us know when you book: mobility, hearing, visual, dietary or anything else. We’ll make sure the day works for you.
The GSD Social
September’s dinner sold out. We are planning the same again for January: dinner with the room once the slides are off. Details and tickets will follow once confirmed, and delegates get first refusal.
Booking terms in brief
£300 per place.
Transferable to another GP Partner up to six weeks before the event, which is 18 December 2026. After that, non-refundable.
If we cancel, full refund. Liability limited to the ticket price paid.
Frequently asked
Why £300?
Because that’s what it costs to run a no-sponsor, no-exhibitor day at a serious venue in central London, give every delegate a copy of our policy folder, and not water down the content. We could have made it cheaper with sponsors. We chose not to.
Why no exhibitors, sponsors, or tote bags?
Because the moment you bring any of that in, the day starts shaping itself around them. We wanted one year of straight-talking content. Just us, the speakers we trust, and the room.
Why isn’t it recorded?
Two reasons. First, the conversations only happen if people know they’re in a room of Partners, not on YouTube. Second, the value is in being there — the corridor, the lunch, the dinner.
Will I get a CPD certificate?
Yes. A CPD certificate is included.
What if I can’t make it?
Tickets are transferable to another GP Partner up to six weeks before the event, which is 18 December 2026. After that, non-refundable.
How do I get there?
30 Euston Square is two minutes from Euston station. We strongly recommend train.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes. 30 Euston Square offers step-free access throughout, with a step-free entrance on Euston Road. Hearing induction loops are available in the main spaces. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome. If you have specific access requirements, let us know when you book and we’ll make sure the day works for you. For step-free travel, Euston Square station is closest; King’s Cross St Pancras is the nearest fully step-free interchange.
I came in September. Is this the same day?
Largely, yes. We are running it again because September sold out in a fortnight. If you came in September, this one is probably not for you.
Is this affiliated with the RCGP?
No. GSD: The GP Partners Conference is independently organised. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) or any other professional body. The CPD certificate is issued by the conference organisers based on attendance and content delivered.
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Friday 29 January 2027 · RCGP, 30 Euston Square, London