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The Specialist GP

Louise Kuegler
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Glp-1 Receptor Agonists
Kindness In Healthcare
Frailty
Osteopenia
Gut Microbiome
Diabetic Retinopathy
Equity In Healthcare
Whanganui, New Zealand
Vitamin D
Mastitis
New Zealand
Oral Tobacco
Oral Nicotine Pouches
Listening In Healthcare
Perimenopause
Burnout
Medical Education
Low Energy Availability
Varicose Veins

Welcome to the first episode of The Specialist GP! I’m Dr Louise Kuegler — Specialist GP and medical educator. This podcast is a space where real listener-submitted clinical cases are explored with expert guests, turning them into practical, evidence-based guidance you can apply straight away in your consulting room. Each episode is designed to leave you with clear, actionable clinical pearls that... more

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People living with mental illness or substance use challenges experience significant inequities in physical health outcomes, with physical illness often diagnosed later or overlooked altogether. Diagnostic overshadowing where symptoms are attributed ... more

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In one of my most challenging conversations of the year, Dr Diana Kopua asks us to slow down and look differently at ADHD.

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Varicose veins are common presentation in primary care, but knowing who to reassure, who to investigate and who to refer isn't always straightforward. Today we are doing something different- we are going work through five real-world quick-fire cases ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr Cheryl Buhay
Adult psychiatrist
Te Kanga A Fohe, Pacific Mental Health and Addictions Service, Health New Zealand (Te Whāta Ora Waitematā)
Episode: Diagnostic overshadowing w Dr Cheryl Buhay
Dr Nicki Macklin
Researcher, consultant, and speaker specialising in kindness and human connection at work
KindFrame
Episode: Kindness, supervision + leadership w Dr Nicki Macklin
Dr Diana Kopua
Consultant Psychiatrist, Co-Founder of Te Kurahuna; developer of Mahi a Atua
Te Kurahuna / Mahi a Atua
Episode: ADHD Maori Lens w Dr Diana Kopua
Dr Sam Dunn
Medical Director at Palm Clinic in Auckland; vein physician with expertise in phlebology and cosmetic medicine
Palm Clinic, Auckland
Episode: Varicose veins w Dr Sam Dunn
Dr Helen Kenealy
Dual-trained general physician and geriatrician, chief clinical and risk officer at Metlifecare
Metlifecare
Episode: Frailty w Dr Helen Kenealy
Dr Nick Lilic
Otolaryngologist and head and neck surgeon
Southern Cross Head and Neck Services
Episode: Neck lumps w Dr's Nick Lilic and John Chaplin
Dr John Chaplin
Head and neck surgeon with focus on thyroid and neck disease
Southern Cross Head and Neck Services
Episode: Neck lumps w Dr's Nick Lilic and John Chaplin
Dr Megan Ogilvie
Reproductive endocrinologist specializing in menopause, PMOs, athlete hormone health and gender-affirming care
ERH Associates, Auckland; Fertility Associates (past)
Episode: Underfuelling- Early Intervention w Dr's Megan Ogilvie and Roger Mysliwec
Dr Roger Mysliwiec
Medical doctor specializing in psychosomatic medicine and eating disorders; co-director of New Zealand Eating Disorders Clinic
New Zealand Eating Disorders Clinic; Auckland Regional Eating Disorders Service (past)
Episode: Underfuelling- Early Intervention w Dr's Megan Ogilvie and Roger Mysliwec

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Dr Louise Kuegler
Host of The Specialist GP

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • Hugely important

    Louise and guests provide such important, relevant information in an engaging way. Loving it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kane W Power
    New Zealand6 months ago
  • Great resource

    Great content and very relevant to the everyday problems a GP encounters

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    #cpienaar
    New Zealand9 months ago
  • Great new medical podcast!

    Have been enjoying these and using them in my practice. Great guests and topics.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChesB23
    New Zealand9 months ago
  • Great podcast

    This is an excellent podcast. Relevant questions are asked by a clearly well read interviewer and the pearls at the end are always on point. Well done Specialist GP.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    skool mum
    New Zealand9 months ago

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Louise and guests provide such important, relevant information in an engaging way.
Great content and very relevant to everyday GP problems.
Clear, evidence-based questions and practical takeaways for primary care.
Great new medical podcast, with great guests and practical pearls.

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Diagnostic overshadowing w Dr Cheryl Buhay
Q: 2) What concrete steps can clinicians take to avoid diagnostic overshadowing in busy consultations?
Use structured approaches to uncertainty, name and recognize biases, implement robust safety netting, maintain a low threshold for basic investigations, and ensure continuity of care so pattern recognition can occur over time.
Diagnostic overshadowing w Dr Cheryl Buhay
Q: 1) From a psychiatrist's perspective, what is diagnostic overshadowing and why is it a persistent issue in health care?
Diagnostic overshadowing occurs when physical symptoms are attributed to a patient's existing mental health or substance use issues, or other biases, causing physical illnesses to be overlooked. It persists due to cognitive biases like anchoring and premature closure, implicit bias, patient-related barriers, and systemic factors such as fragmented care and time pressures.
Varicose veins w Dr Sam Dunn
Q: Why do varicose veins develop in pregnancy?
Pregnancy increases blood volume and hormones relax venous tone, which dilates veins; the uterus also compresses leg veins as it grows, reducing return and predisposing to varicose veins.
Frailty w Dr Helen Kenealy
Q: Once frailty is identified, how does this influence clinical decision making and patient-centered care?
Recognition shifts care planning toward what matters to the patient, informing risk assessments, goals of care, and tailoring interventions to preserve function and align with the patient's values.
Frailty w Dr Helen Kenealy
Q: So Helen, I wonder if we could just start with a definition of frailty.
Dr. Kenealy explains frailty as a spectrum marked by increased vulnerability to stressors and a reduction in physiological reserve across multiple systems, which makes recovery slower and the impact of illnesses greater.

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Case-based, evidence-informed discussions tailored for primary care, focusing on practical management plans you can apply in the clinic. Episodes cover a broad range of topics from neck lumps and ENT considerations to endocrine, dermatology, ophthalmology, and burnout, all with emphasis on equity, patient-centered pathways, and timely referrals. A standout strength is the combination of clinician-hosted case workups with specialized guest experts, delivering concrete pearls and real-world applicability for everyday practice.

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2. Dr Nicki Macklin
3. Dr Diana Kopua
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5. Dr Helen Kenealy
6. Dr Nick Lilic
7. Dr John Chaplin
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