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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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GPonline is the media partner for the RCGP annual conference and this is the second of two special episodes of Talking General Practice from the event Newport in Wales this week.
In this episode we look at what health minister Stephen Kinnock said a... more
Emma speaks to Royal College of GPs chair Professor Kamila Hawthorne ahead of the RCGP’s annual conference in Newport in Wales, which starts on Thursday this week.
GPonline is the media partner for the annual conference, and this is the first of two... more
This week Emma and NIck talk about the BMA’s decision to re-enter dispute with the government in England, the online access plans that have led us to this point and what both the BMA and the government have to say about all of this. They also look at... more
This week Emma speaks to Professor Brendan Delaney, a GP in London and Professor of Medical Informatics and Decision Making at Imperial College London. Brendan’s research work covers artificial intelligence in medical diagnosis and learning health sy... more
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A weekly exploration of pressing topics within UK general practice, focusing on current events, challenges, and innovations in primary care. The content centers around in-depth discussions with GPs and healthcare experts, tackling everything from the integration of technology and artificial intelligence in healthcare to issues around workforce management and healthcare policy changes. Notable episodes also highlight personal stories and achievements within the field, providing a balanced view of both challenges and triumphs in the realm of general practice.
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Recent guests on Talking General Practice include:
1. Stephen Kinnock
2. Professor Kamila Hawthorne
3. Dr. Margaret Ikpoh
4. Dr. Thomas Patel-Campbell
5. Dr. Rowena Christmas
6. Dr. Richard Vautrey
7. Kamila Hawthorne
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