
Medical education podcast for General Practitioners, from the Irish College of GPs.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a month ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHealth & FitnessMedicine | |||

Participants
• Dr Bernard Kenny, GP Specialising in Substance Misuse; Director of Addiction Management in Primary Care, Irish College of GPs
• Dr John Maher - Host
Summary
In this Dr John Maher is joined by Dr Bernard Kenny to discuss codeine m... more
Participants
• Dr Aoife O'Sullivan, Clinical Lead in Mental Health, Irish College of GPs
• Dr Brian Osborne, Assistant Medical Director and Director of Mental Health Programme, Irish College of GPs
• Dr John Maher - Host
Summary
This is part ... more
Participants
• Dr Aoife O'Sullivan, Clinical Lead in Mental Health, Irish College of GPs
• Dr Brian Osborne, Assistant Medical Director and Director of Mental Health Programme, Irish College of GPs
• Dr John Maher - Host
Summary
In this first... more
Participants
• Dr David McConaghy - Clinical Lead for Prevention, Irish College of GPs; Medical Director, TLC Doc
• Dr John Maher - Host
Summary
We explore an approach to working in the Out of Hours GP (OOHS) setting in Ireland. Dr David shares in... more
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Super initiative, very informative, with good practical advice.
Listened while on my morning jog 👍
I think this is a great resource for GPs and GP trainees. I agree with other reviewer, John has is a natural host and contributors are really high quality with lots of memorable take away points from each podcast. This is a great innovation by College.
I'm really enjoying this. Strikes a great balance between practical clinical updates and genuinely engaging listening. The topics so far are relevant to day-to-day general practice and pitched at exactly the right level: useful pearls without unnecessary complexity. Dr John Maher is an excellent host. Looking forward to more episodes.
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A practical, clinically focused show that centers on primary care in Ireland, with episodes covering updates to GP practice, clinical guidelines, and real-world management across common primary care topics. Recent topics include eating disorders in primary care, antifungal and dermatology safety, atrial fibrillation management, isotretinoin prescribing, and urinary tract infection stewardship. Guests are typically clinicians and subject-matter experts who translate national guidelines into practical, day-to-day actions for general practitioners. The program frequently features updates from the Irish College of GPs and partners, with emphasis on early intervention, safe prescribing, patient-centered care, and resource-aware approaches that i... more
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Recent guests on The GP Podcast include:
1. Brian Osborne
2. David McConaghy
3. Aoife O'Sullivan
4. Scott Walkin
5. Dr. Eamonn O'Shea
6. Dermot Quinlan
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