A print and play game that develops skills like risk assessment, resource management, and rapid decision making. Not suitable for those with dyscalculia. 

Take the role of a GP trainee trying to complete their eportfolio by being the first to collect all the cases in the curriculum and tackling your own learning needs…..

Use the tried and tested game of Jenga to randomise aspects of training with this print and play game. 

Prescribing: Pull the blocks to select the medications the patient is taking, then talk about the implications of prescribing those items, and remember all the ones you have pulled already as they may impact the factors to make you decide should you prescribe or not?

Frailty: What factors impact frailty, this version will help you understand the impact health conditions and others have on the frailty of a patient and what you might need to consider to support a patient. (Still in development)

To play medic Jenga print off the files, but you will need a Jenga set. Either use one at home and label each piece with letters A-E and numbers 1-9 or used a coloured set like this labelling each coloured piece 1-9 to use for all the Medic Jenga variants.

Coloured Jenga: https://amzn.to/3kXZi6a (Copy and paste into browser if not working via link)

Wavelength is a great party game and a must-have for larger groups. Best used for a VTS, split into groups and select a psychic from one team who has to give a clue on a spectrum to help their teammates guess the right wavelength. 

Use the Medical Wavelength print and play cards to create GP-specific spectrums that may bring interesting perspectives that should be discussed. 

If playing in a small group then rotate the psychic and the points go to the psychic if the others get it right.

You will need a Wavelength set or use the app. 

Just One is the award-winning cooperative party game with a simple premise of using a clue to guess a word. The twist? The obvious clues get excluded, so can you guess correctly based on the information provided by your teammates?

A great game for tutorial groups or the VTS and with the Just One GP cards, add some primary care-specific options to your game. 

Using jargon can be a challenge. So let GP Jargon make not using it fun. Based on the classic game of Taboo and Articulate, can you explain the word without using any of the hint words as well?

A team game for your VTS or tutorial group. Download the print and play files here. 

Do you know your steroid creams ladder? 

This game will help you learn as part of a structured tutorial.