麻豆精选

• FRCSEng (Hon) 2023
• FFPM(Hon) 2023
• FRCPsyc (Hon) 2023
• FRCPSGlas (Hon) 2023
• FRCOA (Hon) 2021
• FFSRH (Hon) 2021
• MD (Hon, Bucks) 2020
• FFPH (Hon) 2020
• DSc (Hon, London), 2019
• FRCGP, 2010
• PhD Medicine, University 麻豆精选, 2010
• MSc in Primary Care Research Methods, University 麻豆精选, 2003
• MRCGP (Merit), 2002
• LOC(IUT), 2002
• DFSRH (RCOG), 2000
• DRCOG (RCOG), 1998
• MBBS (London), 1996

Helen is back at UoB following a three-year secondment (2020-23) as Chair of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges through the Covid19 pandemic. AoMRC is the national body that represents and coordinates the UKs 24 Royal Colleges and Medical Faculties that in turn represent all the main medical specialities that award higher professional qualifications. They ensure that patients are safely and properly cared for by setting standards for the ways doctors are educated, trained and monitored throughout their careers.

She has been appointed to the small Expert Advisory Panel which advises the AI Frontier Taskforce and she Chairs the Independent clinical oversight group for the GRAIL/Galleri study.

Helen has had a high media profile with over 350 TV, 200 radio and 30,000 appearances in printed media (newspapers). She has been a member of national workforce committees, the national emergency pressures panel and worked with leaders at Westminster, DHSC, NHS England, GMC, HEE, Med Schools Council, UKHSA, OCID, CQC, NICE, and the four CMOs.

Helen had previously held various roles at UoB including Head of Primary Care Teaching, Clinical Director of the NIHR accredited Primary Care Trials Unit and Head of the Academic GP Trainees programme. She ran an MSc module in Community Gynaecology and has taught communication skills and ethics.

Prior to training as a GP, Helen worked in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and her diverse research interests have spanned gynaecological cancer screening, all aspects of women's health, epidemiology and data linkage studies.

As founding Chair of the National Academy for Social Prescribing, she is helping shape the direction of this national charity, establishing an academic basis for the social prescribing movement, building sustainable alliances and raising its profile.

She remains a part-time GP partner at in Lichfield, at a large, friendly group practice which she joined in 2002.

Helen is the founding Chair of the Dames Commander Society and a Trustee of Macmillan Cancer.

She is naturally enthusiastic and dynamic and is a firm believer in the Harry Truman saying “It is remarkable what you can achieve when you do not care who gets the credit.” 

She was awarded a DBE in the new years honours list 2022: “Helen Stokes-Lampard was the most inspirational leader of General Practice in a generation. As Chair, she led the largest Medical Royal College. She persuaded policy makers and health professionals of the importance of general practice to the future of the NHS and the need to address the historical imbalance between primary and secondary care investment. Thanks to her leadership, General Practice is now seen as the solution to many of society’s health problems. She spearheaded a national campaign on tackling loneliness, a major health threat affecting over 9 million people in the UK. She worked closely with many agencies including NHSE’s Next Generation GP Programme to inspire hundreds of students at events across the UK; the numbers choosing general practice are now at record levels. She now leads the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges.” 

Not currently teaching as recently back from secondment.

Not currently supervising as recently back from secondment.

In view of other commitments Helen no longer leads research projects

• 2023:   Member of the Expert Advisory Group to the AI Frontier Taskforce (No10)

• 2023 – 2023:   Co chair (with CMO Prof Sir Chris Whitty) UK National Medical Leaders Professional Forum

• 2023 – 2023:   Member of Core20Plus5 Health Inequalities Taskforce (NHSE)

• 2023 – 2023:   Member of the MWRES (workforce equality) Board (NHSE)

• 2022    Founding Chair of The Dames Commander Society; Dames that do (DCS)

• 2022 – 2023:   Member of NHSEngland Genomics Board

• 2022 – 2023:   Member of Government National Data Advisory Group (healthcare data)

• 2022:   Chair of Independent Clinical Advisory group to GRAIL

• 2022 – 2023:   Member of NHSE Newborn Genomic Screening oversight board

• 2021 – 2023:   Member of NHSE Accelerated Access Collaborative

• 2021 – 2023:   Member of NHS England Assembly (appointed)

• 2020 – 2023:   Member of the Long COVID National Taskforce

• 2020 – 2022:   Chair of NHSE Long COVID Comms/Education group 

• 2020 – 2022:   Member of the Elective Care Recovery Taskforce (NHSE)

• 2020 – 2023:  Numerous Keynote lectures and speeches as Chair of AoMRC including the Macewen Lecture at RCS and The Mackenzie Lecture at RCGP

• 2021: Trustee of Macmillan Cancer
• 2020: Member of the national Digitally Enabled Healthcare Transformation Advisory Board
• 2020: Member of the DHSC Population Health Improvement Advisory Group
• 2020: Member of Cross Government ‘Tackling Loneliness Network’
• 2020: Co-lead on 4 CMOs project to establish ICU admission criteria during pandemics
• 2020: Member of national Expert Panel for Greener NHS route to ‘net zero’
• 2019: Faculty of Public Health, awarded the Presidents Medal.
• 2019: Numerous keynote lectures and speeches as Chair of RCGP – average 2 per week including the Royal Institution (public lecture on Mental Health and Technology), Pulse Live, Westminster Health Forum, Learned Society of Wales, Multiple appearances at Next Generation GP (a national GP leadership movement) and delivery of the GP Grand Round at St George’s.
• 2018: Judge on Pride of Britain Awards, Judge on HSJ Awards, presenter/speaker at the Parliamentary Healthcare Awards. Winner of Social CEOs Best Trustee on Social Media and Best Digital Trustee.
• 2018: Numerous keynote lectures and speeches as Chair of RCGP (Over 100 in the year) including Annual Conference 2018 (Glasgow), Plenary speaker at National Voices conference (14/3/18), Royal College of Physicians 500^th Anniversary, Balint Society, British Geriatrics Society. Several regional Medical Societies, Participant at conferences hosted by the General Medical Council, Health Services Journal, Royal College of Anaesthetists, British Cardiology Society, BJGP, Multiple speaking engagements at RCGP Faculty events, and several appearances at Next Generation GP (a national GP leadership movement)
• 2018: Eponymous notable lectures: The Sir David Bruce Memorial Lecture (Sandhurst Military Academy 11/10/18), the Gale Lecture (Bristol 8.6.18), the McConaghy Lecture (Plymouth, 6.9.18)
• 2017: Numerous keynote lectures and speeches as Chair of RCGP, including RCGP Annual Conference (Liverpool), SAPC Annual Symposium, Address to UEMO General Assembly, The Allied Healthcare Professionals NHSE conference, Lecture (Wales), GP Reimagined (Newcastle), The Kings Fund Mental Health in Primary Care, several GP Trainers conferences. MRCGP Examiners conference. Several GP Trainees Annual Conferences, Practice Managers conference (Nottingham), Faulty events and GP Medical School societies
• 2017: Eponymous notable lectures include Elizabeth Blackwell Lecture (Bristol 2.11.17), the Branston Lecture (Cumbria 17.10.17) The Harvard Davies Lecture (Swansea 9.11.17
• 2017 – Keynote Lectures: The Elizabeth Blackwell Lecture (Bristol); The Harvard Davies Lecture (Wales); The Branston Lecture (Cumbria).
• 2016 – 2019: Vice Chair of Academy of Medical Royal Colleges.
• 2016 – 2019: Chair of Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP).
• 2016 – Present: Vice Chair of Academy of Medical Royal Colleges.
• 2016 – Present: Chair of Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP).
• 2012 – 2016: Honorary Treasurer RCGP nationally.
• 2011 – 2019: Trustee of RCGP.
• 2010 – 2013: External Examiner BM Finals, Southampton Medical School.
• 2010 – 2013 Executive Board member of the Society for Academic Primary Care.
• 2010 – 2016: Mentor for Doctors in Difficulty (West Midlands).
• 2009 – 2012: External Examiner MMedSci Keele University Medical School.
• 2009 – 2013: Women in Academic Medicine, working party (Athena Swan), College of Medicine, University 麻豆精选.
• 2008 – 2010: Chair of Personnel Group, School of Health and Population Sciences, University 麻豆精选.
• 2008 – April 2009: Regional Treasurer Representative on the Finance Committee of the RCGP.
• 2005 – 2012: Honorary Treasurer of the Midland Faculty of the RCGP.
• 2002 – Present: GP Principal, Westgate Practice Greenhill Health Centre, Lichfield.
• 2002 – 2005: GPs in training representative on Academy of Medical Royal Colleges Trainees Committee.
• 2002 – 2004: Moderator of RCGP e-forum for newly qualified GPs.
• 2001 – 2003: GP Registrar Observer on RCGP Council, by national election.
• 2001 – 2004: GP Registrar Observer on RCGP Midlands Faculty Committee with active involvement in RCGP locally.