
Brought to you by GPonline.com, this weekly podcast discusses the latest news from the world of UK general practice and talks to GPs and others about the big issues affecting primary care. We're also aiming to highlight some positive stories and inspiring people along the way.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 242 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Emma and Nick talk about the ongoing dispute between the BMA and the government about this year’s GP contract and what the BMA will be asking GP practices to do from 1 June as it steps up collective action. They discuss a vote at the UK LMCs conferen... more
This week Talking General Practice is looking at the National Neighbourhood Health Implementation Programme - or NNHIP. This is the NHS England and government programme to support the development of neighbourhood health with 43 pioneer sites across E... more
The GPonline team talks about collective action, after the BMA GP committee narrowly voted in favour of the move, what that action involves and what needs to happen to resolve the dispute.
They look at the practice-level reimbursement scheme for GPs... more
Emma speaks to Dr John Ribchester, a GP partner at Whitstable Medical Practice in Kent, a practice that is frequently cited as a leading example of the ‘neighbourhood NHS’ in action. The practice has spent years shifting services like diagnostics, da... more
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This podcast focuses on contemporary issues and developments in UK general practice. It brings together healthcare professionals, especially GPs, to discuss pressing matters affecting primary care, such as healthcare policy, contract negotiations, and the integration of technology like AI in medical practice. The conversations also address specific healthcare challenges within diverse communities, striving to promote awareness and education among practitioners regarding patient care and well-being. The podcast makes an effort to balance discussions of challenges with narratives of resilience and inspiration within the healthcare field, showcasing the human side of general practice.
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Recent guests on Talking General Practice include:
1. Zalan Alam
2. Rachel Stead
3. John Ribchester
4. Steve Taylor
5. David Wrigley
6. Greg Irving
7. Dr. Liz Dapré
8. Tom France
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