Find your people
This community is made of groups — smaller rooms inside the bigger house. Pick one that sounds like your world, then join the conversation at your own pace.
A group is a room with a purpose
Think of a group as a shared workspace, not a mailing list. People post updates, ask questions, share files, and keep a conversation going over weeks rather than a single meeting.
You might join Primary care if you work in a practice, Patient and Public Involvement if you bring lived experience, or the Evidence and Evaluation Library if you care about what the research actually says. You can belong to more than one.
What connection looks like
Open a group
Groups on this community
Questions people ask
Do I have to join a group to use the community?
No. Public pages and many surveys are open without joining a group. Groups are for when you want a regular conversation with the same people.
Who can see my profile?
Members of the community can see the parts of your profile you choose to fill in. You do not have to use your job title, a photo, or a long biography. A first name and why you are here is enough.
What if a group is not right for me?
Leave it. Nothing is lost. You can join another, or stay on the public pages. You are not signing a contract — you are walking into a room.