Continuity of care in general practice in cardiorenal disease
Supported by AstraZeneca
This is a promotional symposium sponsored and organised by AstraZeneca intended for GB HCPs only.
AstraZeneca has provided sponsorship towards this independent Programme. AstraZeneca has had no editorial input into or control over the agenda, content development or choice of speakers, nor opportunity to influence except for the AstraZeneca sponsored symposia presentations.
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Dr Singh works as a GP Partner, GP Trainer, Training Programme Director and clinical author for MIMS, GP Online and Pulse. Also involved with National Recruitment for General Practice.
His interests include general medicine, mens health (e.g prostate problems, sexual health) and diabetes.
He qualified University of Newcastle Upon Tyne Medical School in 2005 and his training posts included Acute Medicine at North Tyneside General Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gateshead, Accident and Emergency, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Psychiatry and Community Diabetes.
Dr Singh acquired MRCGP in August 2010.
Personal interests include tennis, running, general fitness training, cooking and travelling. He is also an active member of the local tennis club and a keen chess and snooker player.
Jack Fairweather is a nephrologist and general physician based in the Renal Unit at University Hospital Monklands. He is a Lead Clinical Trainer with the Department of Medical Education in NHS Lanarkshire, and is an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer with the University of Glasgow School of Medicine.
Jack studied at the University of Glasgow, graduating first in his year in medicine in 2009. He has worked in training rotations around the West of Scotland as well Melbourne, Australia. He has a breadth of experience in education and an interest in training, and undertook a Scottish Clinical Leadership Fellowship with NHS Education Scotland and RCPSG in 2018-19.
His current practice includes acute inpatient renal medicine, general medicine, medical high dependency, kidney care planning and long term dialysis, along with general nephrology. His interests include conservative/supportive care, critical care and emergencies, and vasculitis.