The Good GP

General Practice

General Practitioners

Menopause

Preventative Health

Osteoporosis

Public Health

Mental Health

Australia

Vaccination

First Episode Psychosis

Healthcare Innovation

Exercise

Obesity

Cardiovascular Disease

Eczema

Telehealth

Dementia

AI Scribes

Kawasaki Disease

Eating Disorders

The Good GP, the education podcast for busy GPs; brought to you by Dr Tim Koh, Dr Krystyna DeLange and Dr Sean Stevens. The Good GP is a proud member of the Talking HealthTech Podcast Network - the premier audio destination for cutting-edge insights and thought leadership in healthcare delivery, innovation, digital health, healthcare ICT, and commercialisation. Disclaimer: The Good GP podcasts are... more

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Publishes	Weekly	Episodes	264	Founded	9 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	MedicineEducationHealth & Fitness

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Latest Episodes

Syphilis update in Australia

In this episode, Dr Tim Koh speaks with Dr Grace Phua, a GP and public health clinician from the Health Department of Western Australia’s Syphilis Response Team, to provide an update on syphilis in Australia and practical guidance for general practit... more

20 Apr 2026 • 16 min

Pre-anaesthetic medication medication management for GPs

In this episode of The Good GP, host Julia Rawlinson welcomes Dr Erin Horsley, an experienced GP anaesthetist, to provide practical guidance on pre-anaesthetic medication management for general practitioners. Focusing on how to prepare patients for e... more

13 Apr 2026 • 14 min

Managing Winter Respiratory Infections with Nasal Sprays

In this episode, Julia Rawlinson speaks with Professor Paul Little, is a Professor of Primary Care Research at the University of Southampton and a practising GP with over 20 years of clinical experience, about his landmark research on acute respirato... more

6 Apr 2026 • 14 min

Essential Guide to Lung Cancer Screening for Australians

In this episode of This Could Save Your Life podcast, Dr Catherine Bourke discusses the new lung cancer screening program in Australia and its importance for early cancer detection. Dr Bourke explains that lung cancer remains the leading cause of can... more

30 Mar 2026 • 17 min

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Recent Guests

Grace Phua

GP and Public Health Professional in the Syphilis Response Team, Health Department of Western Australia

Health Department of Western Australia

Episode: Syphilis update in Australia

Erin Horsley

GP anaesthetist with over 12 years of experience

GP anaesthetist

Episode: Pre-anaesthetic medication medication management for GPs

Paul Little

Professor of Primary Care Research, University of Southampton, GP with extensive experience in acute respiratory infections

University of Southampton

Episode: Managing Winter Respiratory Infections with Nasal Sprays

Karen Spielman

GP with special interest in eating disorders

Episode: Eating Disorders: Management in Primary Care

Rachel Kalman

GP with special interest in eating disorders

Episode: Eating Disorders: Management in Primary Care

Dr. Karen Spielman

GP with extended skills in psychological medicine; GP consultant and research associate at Inside Out Institute for Eating Disorders

Inside Out Institute for Eating Disorders

Episode: Eating Disorders: Screening and Assessment

Dr. Rachel Kalman

GP consultant with Inside Out Institute; medical educator

Inside Out Institute for Eating Disorders

Episode: Eating Disorders: Screening and Assessment

Jonathon Mitchell

Staff Specialist Hepatologist from Cairns Base Hospital

Cairns Base Hospital

Episode: Metabolic Dysfunction Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD)

Dr. John Kramer OAM

A GP with extensive experience in developmental and behavioural conditions, and chair of the RACGP ASD, ADHD and Neurodiversity Specific Interest Group.

RACGP

Episode: Current state of play of ADHD for GPs in Australia

Hosts

Dr Krystyna De Lange

Co-host/host with a focus on GP education and clinical guidance.

Sean Stevens

Host and RACGP Digital Health lead, guiding conversations on innovation in primary care.

Dr Tim Koh

Senior host with emphasis on GP education and clinical practice improvement.

Dr Catherine Burke

Guest host with focus on sexual health and preventative medicine.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 176 ratings

Wonderfully wholesome, informative and inspiring podcast
Super podcast, up to date presented in a very easy to follow format
Apple Podcasts
5
James Harrison 2025
Irelanda year ago
Quite useful for me who is starting GP practice in the Maldives
Podcast Addict
5
Dr Ishag Shafeeg
4 years ago
Great content and very relevant
I had been listening to these podcast for past few months on my drive to work. Absolutely enjoyed with great content, highly informed presenters and very much to the point without wasting anytime. The audio quality is a let down. The music is very clear but sometimes it’s very difficult to hear the presenter especially if you are driving. I crank the volume all the way up and still not good enough. If I forgot to tone it down by the end, the music will be super loud. Please fix the audio issue.
Apple Podcasts
4
Mushukkakka
Australia4 years ago
Thanks!
Thanks for all your hard work producing The Good GP. As a GP registrar, I really appreciate how you keep your podcasts evidence-based, practical and succinct. Look forward to listening to your future podcasts!
Apple Podcasts
5
Jules777*
Australia4 years ago
Great program
Thanks for such great podcasts!
Just wondering if you could do a quick podcast on what to do when a naturopath wants very specific bloods to be ordered for a patient, but you don’t deem it to be clinically necessary? What’s our role/professional obligation to the natropath/patient?
Thanks!
Apple Podcasts
5
ElilyKF
Australia5 years ago

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Guests are knowledgeable with actionable clinical insights

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High-quality, evidence-based and practical for busy GPs

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Apple Podcasts	#89	United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#14	Australia/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#77	Australia/Health & Fitness
Apple Podcasts	#36	Sweden/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#67	Finland/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#72	New Zealand/Health & Fitness/Medicine

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Syphilis update in Australia

Q: When should GPs be testing for syphilis and what opportunities might be missed?

Screen broadly, as many cases are asymptomatic; include syphilis serology in routine STI screening and swab ulcers for PCR when present.

Managing Winter Respiratory Infections with Nasal Sprays

Q: How does this relate to antibiotic resistance and broader stewardship conversations with patients?

The trials showed a roughly 30% reduction in antibiotic use across intervention groups, suggesting that early nasal spray treatment and self-management can decrease antibiotic reliance and support resistance mitigation when implemented broadly among at-risk populations.

Managing Winter Respiratory Infections with Nasal Sprays

Q: What's the best way for GPs to counsel patients on this so they can actually get the most benefit?

Counsel patients to start sprays at the first hint of infection, explain the goal of reducing viral load early, and emphasize sticking to the recommended frequency where possible; also reinforce that preventive use had lower adherence, so prioritize early treatment benefits and combine with lifestyle measures like stress management and physical activity.

Managing Winter Respiratory Infections with Nasal Sprays

Q: Can you give us some practical advice around how often to use these sprays and when to start?

Use sprays at the very first sign of illness, aiming for six applications per day during the initial phase, though real-world adherence tends to be around three times daily; starting early maximizes impact on viral load and symptom severity, and adherence is a key driver of the observed benefits.

Metabolic Dysfunction Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD)

Q: Jon, do you want to go through exactly what you would consider in a liver screen for LFT derangement and suspected MASLD?

The core liver screen should begin with hepatitis B and C serology, followed by autoimmune screening as indicated, and then screening for hemochromatosis along with other rare conditions, while keeping pragmatic balance to avoid over-testing. In many patients, a broad screen helps identify alternative causes of liver enzyme abnormalities before confirming MASLD.

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This show centers on practical, clinically grounded topics for primary care, spanning liver disease, pregnancy and antenatal care, ADHD management, travel medicine, sexual health, pediatrics, vaccines, musculoskeletal injuries, and obesity treatment. Episodes emphasize real-world GP workflows, evidence-based guidelines, and strategies to reduce unnecessary testing while improving patient care. Noteworthy is the consistent focus on upskilling GPs through accessible education, multidisciplinary care, and innovative health solutions like digital health tools and hackathons. The format tends to feature expert clinicians and educators who translate research into actionable steps for busy practitioners.

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The Good GP launched 9 years ago and published 264 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on The Good GP include:

1. Grace Phua
2. Erin Horsley
3. Paul Little
4. Karen Spielman
5. Rachel Kalman
6. Dr. Karen Spielman
7. Dr. Rachel Kalman
8. Jonathon Mitchell

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