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Hussain ‘DrGandalf’ Gandhi MB ChB MRCGP

GP, Educator, Timelord Istari

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Category(ies): Family Medicine | Physician

Dr Hussain Gandhi is a UK GP (General Practitioner), GP trainer, and Primary Care Network clinical director and owns the eGPlearning platform (https://egplearning.co.uk) including YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3vaxQcvaxJ0xH6080x4Asw), podcast, and conference service.

He is an educator on all aspects of UK primary care, med tech, using tech in practice, and the productivity of the individual and the team.

Dr Gandhi is the owner of S1 FBUG (https://www.facebook.com/groups/s1fbug/) – the largest user group for the TPP SystmOne electronic patient health record and the leading resource to help you use the platform effectively with its annual conference S1 FBUG.

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Digital UK GP with the intellect & geeky style of a TimeLord & the magic, presence & beard of Gandalf.

Hussain ‘DrGandalf’ Gandhi MB ChB MRCGP

Digital UK GP with the intellect & geeky style of a TimeLord & the magic, presence & beard of Gandalf.

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