
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 | 246 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This week Emma speaks to GP Dr Emma Watts, a dispensing doctor based in Surrey and the chair of the RCGP's Rural Forum, about the distinct challenges facing rural general practice.
Emma discusses how urban-centric policies, mounting financial const... more
This week Nick and Emma talk about list cleaning, after an analysis by Nick showed that 350,000 patients have been removed from GP practice lists, resulting in a loss of around £45m from practice funding. Nick explains why this happens and the impact... 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.
In this episode GPonline editor Emma Bower talks to Wendy Baillie, a chartered fin... more
Emma speaks to Dr Nada Khan, a GP in Exeter and clinical lecturer in general practice at Exeter University, about her recent study on GP retention.
In this conversation, Nada explains how GP workload has become increasingly intense, fragmented, and ... more
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A weekly UK-focused show that centers on general practice, primary care policy, and NHS reforms. Discussions frequently explore GP workloads, contract changes, neighbourhood health initiatives, data sharing, and workforce planning, often with practitioner or policy expert guests. Across episodes, the tone balances hard-edged policy analysis with practitioner realities, including retention challenges, funding shifts, and practical delivery innovations at the local level. It's likely to appeal to GPs, practice managers, nurses in primary care, researchers, and healthcare policy enthusiasts who want clear, actionable context on how national decisions affect day-to-day care and the broader system.
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Recent guests on Talking General Practice include:
1. Nada Khan
2. Katie Bramwell
3. Sarah Jacks
4. Zalan Alam
5. Rachel Stead
6. John Ribchester
7. Steve Taylor
8. David Wrigley
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