Recent Episodes
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Recurrent Tonsillitis in Children
Apr 30, 2025 – 22:29 -
Recurrent Acute Otitis Media in Children
Apr 9, 2025 – 28:26 -
The Beauty of Balint Groups in General Practice
Mar 19, 2025 – 41:40 -
How General Practice can support International Medical Graduates
Feb 26, 2025 – 42:39 -
Tips from an International Medical Graduate about joining General Practice
Feb 5, 2025 – 35:55 -
Hepatitis C
Jan 15, 2025 – 47:44 -
Round up of the Year 2024
Dec 18, 2024 – 14:56 -
Constipation in Palliative Patients
Nov 20, 2024 – 36:54 -
Tips to Pass the SCA for GP Trainees
Oct 23, 2024 – 01:04:14 -
COPD in General Practice
Sep 18, 2024 – 51:02 -
Proactive Care - Dementia Projects
Aug 7, 2024 – 29:44 -
2024 Polypharmacy Summer Rewind
Jul 10, 2024 – 43:20 -
Palliative Care - Common Questions Answered
Jun 12, 2024 – 37:47 -
Breathlessness in Palliative Care
May 29, 2024 – 34:05 -
Osteoporosis
May 15, 2024 – 52:51 -
GP Partner and other ways of working
May 1, 2024 – 37:48 -
How General Practice is funded
Apr 24, 2024 – 34:58 -
Non-Clinical Passports: cultivating non-clinical expertise in General Practice
Apr 10, 2024 – 27:26 -
Anticipatory Prescribing in Primary Care
Mar 27, 2024 – 35:11 -
MSK Mini-Series: Knee Pain
Mar 13, 2024 – 26:03 -
MSK Mini-Series: Shoulder Pain
Feb 28, 2024 – 23:12 -
MSK Mini-Series: Back Pain
Feb 14, 2024 – 25:22 -
Polypharmacy
Jan 31, 2024 – 41:29 -
Heavy Menstrual Bleeding
Jan 17, 2024 – 43:06 -
Chronic Pain
Jan 3, 2024 – 44:20 -
Round up of the Year
Dec 20, 2023 – 19:08 -
Frailty
Dec 6, 2023 – 56:55 -
Sustainability in General Practice
Nov 22, 2023 – 44:42 -
Research in General Practice
Nov 8, 2023 – 33:07 -
Dentistry as part of Primary Care
Oct 25, 2023 – 35:15 -
Assessing a Child or Young Person with a Potential Eating Disorder
Oct 11, 2023 – 52:29 -
Workforce and Retention Issues in General Practice
Sep 27, 2023 – 42:51 -
Hypertension - What’s New?
Sep 13, 2023 – 40:09 -
The Art of Stuck Cases: A Framework for Managing Complexity in Primary Care
Aug 30, 2023 – 01:07:02 -
Community Optometry Explained
Aug 16, 2023 – 37:52 -
Ovarian Cancer
Aug 2, 2023 – 41:29 -
Community Pharmacy Explained
Jul 19, 2023 – 46:03 -
Staff Wellbeing - A New QOF Indicator
Jul 5, 2023 – 45:08 -
Red Flags for Gynaecological Cancers
Jun 21, 2023 – 45:35 -
Summer Rewind - Vertigo
Jun 7, 2023 – 41:15 -
Everything you need to know about GP Appraisals
May 24, 2023 – 43:07 -
Angina
May 10, 2023 – 53:23 -
Greater Manchester NHSE GP Fellowships - A Great Opportunity for New GPs
Apr 26, 2023 – 31:41 -
Long COVID - An Update
Apr 12, 2023 – 41:08 -
Changing Access Models in General Practice - A Success Story
Mar 29, 2023 – 41:23 -
Cholesterol Management in General Practice
Mar 15, 2023 – 46:36 -
Common Throat Problems in General Practice
Mar 1, 2023 – 44:15 -
Equality and Diversity in General Practice
Feb 15, 2023 – 34:34 -
Changes to the Two Week Wait Lower GI Pathway
Feb 1, 2023 – 27:18 -
An Approach to Rare Diseases in Primary Care
Jan 20, 2023 – 46:32
Recent Reviews
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Mkat00234Extremely helpfulLove listening in the car, always learning something!
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sallynapGood podcast but needs minor improvementsAlthough this podcast is close to perfect there are still many improvements that needs to be made. Pros 1. I love how this podcast talks about common issues found in everyday primary care outpatient setting 2. Love how the two providers always ask questions such as “well if a patient has elevated GGT what does it mean? And what are the next steps? And etc 3. very informational. And they go directly to the point 4. Having specialist go on the show are very awesome however I think the two providers/host do an amazing job also 5. Doing quick pointers at the end the episode would be very helpful also! I look forward to these episodes Improvements 1. The volume is very very low. I always need to turn my car volume or headphone to the highest volume to hear. If we can improve on the volume/recording volume that would be awesome. I do find that is common with new podcasts 2. In some episodes I feel like certain words causing a loud microphone sound. For example in episode with palpitations and Afib certain words that start with B or phrases creates this loud sound on the microphone 3. I notice in the anemia episode, one of the provider is constantly saying “yeah, yup, ummhmm” which all can be distracting for the listener. Interruption for questions are fine, but usually for podcast you don’t really hear the other party agreeing and having background comments.
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