
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 | 236 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This week Nick and Emma discuss GP retention and look at the reasons why experienced doctors are leaving the role and what the NHS needs to do to ensure more GPs remain in the job for longer.
They talk about how the expanded use of online consultati... more
Emma talks to Dr Liz Dapré, an academic GP and co-chair of the group GPs Championing Perinatal Care (GPCPC) about the vital role of primary care in maternal and perinatal health.
In this conversation Liz and Emma discuss the key problems in perinata... more
Emma and Nick discuss the results of the BMA referendum on the GP contract and what happens next, including whether GPs will take action and what health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has said about this.
They talk about this year’s GP cont... more
This week Emma speaks to the RCGP’s registrar co-chairs, Dr Tom France and Dr Molly Dineen about the issues currently facing GP registrars across the UK.
Tom and Molly talk about the ongoing GP jobs crisis and the intense frustration surrounding und... 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. Tom France
2. Molly Deen
3. Dr Katie Bramall
4. Robert McCartney
5. Patrick Denston
6. Dr. Victoria Tzortziou Brown
7. Dr. Vish Ratnasuriya
8. Dr. Shafi Malik
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