Join GP Dr Sam Manger and special guests from around the World discussing the latest in evidence-based medicine and more. This podcast is designed-with-love for medical doctors, scientists, researchers, allied health, nurses, students and anybody else interested in health, science and medicine. Available on itunes and all podcast apps. http://thegpshow.com/
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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! 🙏🏻
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!
I love these podcasts. As a GP they are so relevant to our every day consultations. So many tips and hints that are relevant for all health practitioners at any stage in their careers. But particularly I’m finding it useful as I find my own rhythms in those years after exams are out of the way and we are focusing more on style/communication/motivational interviewing. I love all things Australian too!!
Great, easy listening on a variety of healthcare concerns! Definitely give this one a listen!
I’m a nurse working in GP land and this show inspires me to incorporate lifestyle medicine into my everyday practice.
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The GP Show launched 6 years ago and published 192 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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