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The GP Show

Dr Sam Manger
Nutrition Science
Lifestyle Medicine
Culinary Nutrition
Mental Health
Chronic Disease Management
Antidepressants
Personalized Nutrition
Space Nutrition
Social Prescribing
Loneliness
Social Connection
Food Security
Food Literacy
Australian Guidelines For Deprescribing
Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines
Depression
Bipolar Affective Disorder
Microbiome
Nutrigenetics
Artificial Intelligence In Nutrition

The GP Show is a podcast for all health professionals, hosted by GP Dr Sam Manger with health leaders from around the world discussing health, medicine and healthcare systems. Available on all podcast apps. thegpshow.com/

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Medicine is serious work — but that doesn't mean doctors can't have fun. In this special episode of The GP Show, Drs Rob Park, Ash Broomfield, and Sam Manger get together to put the guidelines down, pick the dice up, and step into the wonderful world... more

In this episode of The GP Show, Dr Ashlea Broomfield speaks with accredited practising dietitian Shane Jeffries about the RAVES Eating Model - a structured, adaptable framework for understanding and supporting eating patterns in general practice.

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Dr Ashlea Broomfield is joined by Dr Mihal Goodman-Jones and Dr Holly Inglis to discuss the release of the Australian Standards of Care for Informed Consent Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy (2025).

In this episode, the panel unpacks what's included... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Chris Timms
Dungeon master and GP from New South Wales, creator of Doctors and Dragons.
Doctors and Dragons
Episode: #214 Doctors, Dragons, and Delirious laughter with Dungeon Master Dr Chris Timms
Shane Jeffries
An accredited practicing dietician and owner of River Oak Health, known for his work in eating disorders and the Raves Eating Model.
River Oak Health
Episode: #213 RAVES Model for Eating Disorders with Shane Jeffries
Dr. Susie Muir
Palliative care physician and co-director of the local palliative care service
Local palliative care service on Sunshine Coast
Episode: #211 Palliative Care with Dr Susie Muir
Professor Peter Bruckner OAM
World-renowned sports and exercise physician, advocate for improving nutrition in Type 2 diabetes
Defeat Diabetes
Episode: #210 Defeat Diabetes (and Injuries) with Professor Peter Bruckner OAM
Professor Richard Hays
Emeritus Professor and clinical and academic GP specializing in rural health
James Cook University
Episode: #209 Anatomy Reborn: How Renaissance Italy Remade Medical Education with Professor Richard Hays
Dr. Peta Wright
Gynaecologist and fertility specialist, founder of Vera Wellness
Vera Wellness
Episode: #208 Holistic Women's Health with Dr Peta Wright
Dr. Brendan Hanrahan
General physician with over two decades of experience in evidence-based medicine, specializing in dysautonomia and obesity management.
Episode: #207 Dysautonomia and POTS with Dr Brendan Hanrahan
Dr. Chris Soo
A lived-experience ADHD GP, speaker, educator, and advocate.
Co-founder of the National Council of ADHD GPs
Episode: #206 Pay Attention: To the ADHD Doctor with Dr Chris Soo
Professor Mark Bellgrove
Director of Research at the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health, professor in cognitive neuroscience at Monash University, founder of the Australian ADHD Professionals Association.
Monash University
Episode: Replay #173 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) with Professor Mark Bellgrove

Hosts

Dr. Sam Manger
Founder and host, a general practitioner passionate about healthcare discussions with experts.
Dr. Rob Park
Co-host and healthcare expert contributing to discussions on various medical topics.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 427 ratings
  • I'm an ACRRM registrar and my wife is a physiotherapist. We love listening to your podcast together and find it incredibly useful.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    drmarcburton
    a year ago
  • Valuable perspectives on primary care

    I work in allied health and am really enjoying the perspectives on primary care and healthcare generally. Tracy Johnson episode a highlight - sobering but hopeful (and what a great speaker she is, thanks for the ep!). This poddy is an enjoyable way to keep a finger on the pulse of issues & thinking in primary care.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Astrid BC
    Australia2 years ago
  • Thank you !

    Thanks for your efforts on this show! The format of conversation with experts is engaging and a nice change to reading or clicking through slides for self education…

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NTech22
    Australia2 years ago
  • ♥️♥️♥️

    Sam, i am very thankful for your time and effort doing this podcast. I always look forward to your episodes! RACGP should provide CPD points for The GP Show 👌All the very best for all the good work you do! 🙏🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PinkCupcake0523
    Australia2 years ago
  • I love this podcast!

    This should be compulsory for all med students and generalists - it is just such a fantastic way to access up to date knowledge. As a GP, I love that Sam has this wonderful and humble way of getting curious about the nitty gritty of medicine. Cannot recommend this highly enough - very grateful you are taking the time to do this Sam!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr Michael Routson
    Australia3 years ago

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Many feel it provides a much-needed alternative to traditional medical education, with practical insights delivered in a digestible manner.
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Several reviews commend the host's enthusiasm and authenticity, enhancing the listening experience.
The diversity of expert guests and topics is frequently praised.

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#213 RAVES Model for Eating Disorders with Shane Jeffries
Q: How does the Raves eating model help in clinical practice?
The Raves model provides a simplified approach to improving nutritional habits by focusing on five key principles, helping clients to establish regular patterns without strict dietary rules.
#213 RAVES Model for Eating Disorders with Shane Jeffries
Q: Could you give us an overview of what the Raves eating model is?
The Raves Eating Model is an acronym that stands for Regularity, Adequacy, Variety, Eating Socially, and Spontaneity, aimed at fostering a better relationship with food.
#212 Gender-Affirming Therapy with Dr Mihal Goodman-Jones and Dr Holly Inglis
Q: Can we do a brief sort of overview around some basic terms in this space that's helpful for people to understand, that are a part of the guidelines, and how people can access more information about understanding those?
The most basic terminology that gets talked about is a person's affirmed name or their pronouns, and learning how to use pronouns appropriately is a part of affirming care, which is as easy as saying, Hi, I'm Mihal, my pronouns are he, him. What are your pronouns?
#212 Gender-Affirming Therapy with Dr Mihal Goodman-Jones and Dr Holly Inglis
Q: Can we go back to this idea of, hey, there's some new guidelines that have been released. Like what are they and what are they supposed to help GPs in primary care to be working on?
The full title of the guidelines is from OZPATH, the Australian Standards of Care for Informed Consent, Gender Affirming, Hormonal Therapy. Basically, it's an extensive medical document designed to support GPs to provide gender affirmation, so hormones for affirming people's gender under a model called the informed consent model.
#210 Defeat Diabetes (and Injuries) with Professor Peter Bruckner OAM
Q: What catalyzed your interest in metabolic health and the low carb approach?
My personal health challenges and a colleague's success with low carb diets made me investigate it; I did an N=1 study on myself.

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Focusing on various aspects of health and medicine, the content revolves around discussions with health leaders and professionals addressing contemporary healthcare issues, treatment innovations, and best practices. Listeners can expect episodes tackling topics such as nutritional health, women's health, mental health, general practice, and the evolving landscape of medical education. Each episode provides valuable insights into evidence-based approaches, patient care, and systemic challenges, making it particularly relevant for healthcare practitioners and those in medical education. The conversational style enhances engagement, allowing listeners to connect with guest experts and their diverse experiences.

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Recent guests on The GP Show include:

1. Dr. Chris Timms
2. Shane Jeffries
3. Dr. Susie Muir
4. Professor Peter Bruckner OAM
5. Professor Richard Hays
6. Dr. Peta Wright
7. Dr. Brendan Hanrahan
8. Dr. Chris Soo

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