
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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 262 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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This week Nick and Emma discuss the latest on list cleaning and what it means for GP funding, as well as how it is affecting individual practices and patients.
They look again at neighbourhood contracts after seeing various responses to NHS England’... more
GP Money Matters is a series of special bonus episodes of Talking General Practice sponsored by Wesleyan where we look at key personal finance issues that affect GPs.
It’s pensions awareness week and in this episode Wendy Baillie, a chartered financ... more
Emma speaks to Dr Dominic Patterson, a GP in Doncaster, chair of the Royal College of GPs Health Equity Special Interest Group, and CEO of the charity Fair Health.
In this conversation, Dominic talks about the college’s new Fairer Practice Toolkit, ... more
The GPonline team discusses the key news stories affecting general practice.
Warning: This episode of the podcast includes discussion of suicide in the section about the GMC’s duty of care.
This week we look at what we know about GP earnings after ... more
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A weekly UK generally focused discussions on primary care policy, funding, and practical challenges facing general practice. Episodes frequently cover NHS funding, GP contracts, neighbourhood and PCN initiatives, workload and burnout, and developments around GP premises and data sharing. Notable strengths include strong policy context, invited expert guests from bodies like the BMA, NHS leaders, and researchers, plus practical financial and workforce guidance for GPs. Listeners often get a clear view of how national policy translates to day-to-day practice, with measured critiques and examples from regions, making it useful for practitioners, practice managers, and policy stakeholders who want actionable takeaways and a sense of current mom... more
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Recent guests on Talking General Practice include:
1. Dominic Patterson
2. Dr. Jess Court
3. Clare Bannon
4. Michael Blackmore
5. Dr. Stephanie Cook
6. Ruth Abrams
7. Dr. Andy Brooks
8. Dr. Gareth Gupta
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