• James Wigg Practice
• Salaried GP

Declaration on 25 May 2024

Declaration period: 2024

Main employment

• Type: NHS
• Details: Salaried GP / James Wigg Practice

Academic

• Relates to: Other
• Income band: £5,000 to under £10,000
• Details: Writing and editing for RCGP online learning modules

Declaration on 19 November 2023

Declaration period: 2023

Main employment

• Type: Academic
• Details: Training Programme Director, UCLH scheme / NHS England (previously Health Education England)

Academic

• Relates to: Other
• Income band: £5,000 to under £10,000
• Details: Writing and editing learning modules for the RCGP. Some of those are funded by pharma, or biotech companies. The companies are not involved in content production.

Declaration on 14 December 2022

Declaration period: 2022

Main employment

• Type: NHS
• Details: GP, GP trainer. / James Wigg Practice

Nothing else to declare.

Declaration on 15 October 2020

Declaration period: 2020

Main employment

• Type: NHS
• Details: GP / James Wigg Practice

Academic

• Relates to: Other
• Income band: £2,000 to under £5,000
• Details: Some of my RCGP work is funded from external agencies (including Pharma), though they don't contribute to content development.

Declaration on 5 September 2019

Other sources of income or benefits from other organisations relevant to medical practice

• Company: RCGP · Reason for receipt of fees: Writing and editing for online learning · Total amount received: £2,000 to under £5,000
• Company: GP Appraiser · Reason for receipt of fees: Appraising GPs across North Central London · Total amount received: £5,000 to under £10,000
• Company: SPIN Programme Director North Central London · Reason for receipt of fees: Supporting newly qualified GPs · Total amount received: £10,000 to under £50,000

Declaration on 14 February 2018

Other sources of income or benefits from other organisations relevant to medical practice

• Company: RCGP · Reason for receipt of fees: Writing online learning materials. The overall funding for these materials is sometimes provided by third parties including charities (such as Alopecia UK) and nutrition companies (such as Danone) · Total amount received: £2,000 to under £5,000
• Company: NHS England · Reason for receipt of fees: Writing appraisals · Total amount received: £5,000 to under £10,000

Declaration on 20 June 2016

Other sources of income or benefits from other organisations relevant to medical practice

• Company: Royal College of General Practitioners · Reason for receipt of fees: Writing and editing online learning · Total amount received: £5,000 to under £10,000
• Company: MIMS · Reason for receipt of fees: Lecturing · Total amount received: £1,000 to under £2,000
• Company: NHS England · Reason for receipt of fees: GP Appraiser · Total amount received: £5,000 to under £10,000

Other declarations

I am involved in publicising the work of Mylivingwill (a small charity helping people to make living wills (advanced directives) https://www.mylivingwill.org.uk

I also am a part of the online over diagnosis group of the Royal College of General Practitioners.

I am a GP trainer in the Royal Free Scheme.

Declaration on 4 October 2015

Other declarations

I work for the Royal College of GPs, writing and editing on-line learning materials. Currently this is for about 1 session per week (a paid role). I have also been paid to present at an RCGP course (Essential Knowledge Update course).

In addition I carry out GP appraisals for Haringey (about 15 per year).

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