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The GP Show

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. http://thegpshow.com/

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#45 Breast Cancer screening with Professor Alexandra...

The GP Show ·

2018/07/03

Professor Alexandra Barratt (MBBS, MPH, PhD) is a Professor of Public Health in the School of Public Health University of Sydney. She has a background in epidemiological research spanning clinical epidemiology and public health epidemiology. She is recognised internationally for her research to quantify the benefits and harms (including overdiagnosis) of cancer screening, particularly breast cancer screening. She is a lead investigator on Wiser Healthcare, an NHMRC funded research collaboration to

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#44 Sleep and airway obstruction in kids, adults and...

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2018/06/18

Dr David McIntosh, MBBS, FRACS, PhD, is a Ear Nose Throat Surgeon with a special interest in sleep disorders and airway obstruction. He is also author of a book called "Snored to Death". We had a great conversation about sleep and airway obstruction in kids, adults and pregnant women covering;causes of airway obstruction, impacts on cognition/behaviour/physical conditions, history and exam features, misdiagnosis, management and referral. https://www.facebook.com/snoredtodeath/ Enjoy

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#43 Picky and fussy eaters with Jessi Bruns Child and...

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2018/06/11

Jessi Bruns is a Child and Family Dietitian with a special interest in working with children with feeding difficulties and food aversions. Today we have a yarn about general principles in picky eaters including food aversions, removing stigma around food, overweight children, language, environment and tips around food, and further resources. Enjoy friends www.kidsdigfood.com.au

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#42 Placebo, empathy and positive language with Dr...

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2018/06/05

Dr. Jeremy Howick BA, MSc, PhD is a Senior Researcher at the University of Oxford. He has over 75 academic publications and is the author of a new book called 'Doctor You'. He is also Director of the Oxford Empathy Programme at the University of Oxford. He was recently awarded the British Medical Association Dawkins and Strutt award to pursue research on the health benefits of empathic care. More info @ http://www.jeremyhowick.com Enjoy Friends

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#41 Musculoskeletal clinical pearls with Dr Scott...

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2018/05/28

Dr Scott Masters is a GP and Head of the RACGP Musculoskeletal Special Interest Group. We have a yarn about many topics revolving around MSK conditions, with a general focus on back pain, including: 1. Role of examination 2. Role of imaging 3. Role of injections 4. Role of surgery 5. Red flags Enjoy friends

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#40 Conflicts of interest with A/Prof Wendy Lipworth...

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2018/05/24

Associate Professor Wendy Lipworth and Professor Ian Kerridge are based at the Sydney Health Ethics at the University of Sydney. I first came across Wendy's important work thanks to her contributions to The Conversation. Today we discuss: Are doctors influenced by drug reps? What is the gift relationship phenomenon? Financial conflicts of interest Being influenced by non-financial sources like culture, faith, relationships and status How we manage conflicts of interest As always - more content

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57:18

#39 Evidence Based Medicine - Finding data and...

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2018/05/14

Dr Michael Tam is a GP, Senior Lecturer at The University of Sydney, Discipline of General Practice and Founder of "Morsels of Evidence - EBM for GPs" at evidencebasedmedicine.com.au Today we get into some pearls and common errors in EBM. - How to analyse new information for use in GP - What online resources are good for EBM searching - Assessing data and trials - How we can explain concepts like relative risk reduction, absolute risk reduction and needed number to treat to patients - Some bias in

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55:20

#38 A paramedic and a GP walk into a podcast with...

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2018/05/11

Dianne Cross is a Senior Operations Officer with Queensland Ambulance Service. She is an intensive care paramedic and currently on the PHN clinical council of the Central QLD and Sunshine Coast. She headed the initial "Spot On" initiative which aims to deliver patient cases to GPs and their "medical homes" to avoid unnecessary hospital transfers. We discuss the types of paramedics, the phone triage process, referral pathways and common frustrations for GPs and paramedics (at least from my point

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#37 AKT and KFP RACGP exam prep

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2018/05/01

I am doing this episode and the past OSCE exam prep podcast because so many people have asked me to do it. Not just registrars but also supervisors who perhaps have not done the exam themselves and want to know how to help their Regs. I was reluctant for a while because I didn’t want to give people wrong advice so for this reason I have sifted through the last 5 public exam reports from RACGP and the RACGP exam guide and pulled out all the tips and common errors that were pointed out. Then I

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#36 Asperger's Syndrome with Professor Tony Atwood PhD

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2018/04/24

Professor Tony Atwood is considered a world expert on Asperger's Syndrome. He is a clinical psychologist with honours, masters and a PhD from University College London. He is also Adjunct Professor at Griffith University and author of many excellent books on this topic. We discuss: - Features of Asperger's Syndrome - How to work with carers, friends and family members - Management principles - Lifestyle factors - Further Resources http://www.tonyattwood.com.au/links

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34:06

#35 Cognitive bias in clinical practice with...

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2018/04/17

Associate Professor Peta-Ann Teague is a GP, A/Prof at the School of Medicine and Dentistry at James Cook University and Director of Generalist Medical Training. We discuss cognitive bias, the importance in being aware of these so we can develop our professional selves, their role in clinical practice, the differing categories and how we can manage them. Further reading: https://lifeinthefastlane.com/ccc/cognitive-dispositions-to-respond/

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#34 OSCE RACGP exam prep

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2018/04/10

This episode is only relevant really to RACGP registrars and their respective supervisors who are teaching them so sorry to everyone else! But it is a source of significant anxiety (and requests to me to do an episode on) so I have covered it. I shall cover the RACGP criteria of an excellent candidate (public info), the common mistakes I see registrars make and break down each area in more detail i.e. history, examination, investigations, differentials and management, and finally some further

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50:37

#33 Evaluation of growth in infancy and early life...

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2018/04/03

Finally I am doing a specific child health topic after multiple attempts! Today I am joined by Dr Anthony Morosini Paediatrician in both the public and private sector. He has an interest in evaluating growth so we had a nice discussion about some of the general principles, history, examination, investigations, management and variants of pathological and non-pathological growth patterns. As always - enjoy!

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#32 Medicolegal talk - The complaints process,...

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2018/03/27

Today I am joined for an online chat by GP and medicolegal advisor for MDO Avant Dr Peter Walker. Areas we discuss include: What are the most common reasons for doctors seeking medicolegal advice? What are the common reasons patients and colleagues complain? What is the “complaint” process and possible outcomes? How can you reduce your medicolegal risk?

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#31 Acne management, history of anaesthesia and...

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2018/03/20

Just me today. Ironically I have to postpone an interview with a paediatrician due to my son being sick. So instead I am covering some of the topics people have asked me about including acne management and because I love a bit of medical history, I am talking about the interesting history of anaesthesia. Finally I was stimulated by a recent RACGP AFP article to talk about the importance of assessing lifestyle history in detail to personalise and optimise lifestyle therapy. References: Kurt

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#30 Probiotics with Dr Johan Van Den Bogaerde...

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2018/03/11

Surrounded by the familiar beeps and glow of the hospital surgical theatres I had a thoroughly enjoyable chat with scrubs-donned Dr Johan Van Den Bogaerde Gastroenterologist and researcher. We discuss probiotics and the various relevant themes around them. Topics we discuss include: - What are probiotics and some important principles - How do they work? - Evidence for different conditions - IBD, IBS, diarrhoeal disorders, helicobacter pylori, atopic eczema and others - Research bias - Working

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#29 Assessing Fitness to Drive with Dr Genevieve...

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2018/03/01

Dr Genevieve Yates is a medical educator, a GP and a writer. Currently she is the RACGP Queensland Censor, RACGP Expert Committee member (Pre-Fellowship Education) and senior examiner, a performance assessor for AHPRA and a member of MDA National’s Education Services Advisory Group (ESAG). She also works as an educator/ facilitator for MDA National and the Black Dog Institute. She is passionate about putting creativity into medicine, and medicine into creativity. Today we discuss assessing fitness

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#28 Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) with Dr...

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2018/02/14

In this episode we discuss non-alcoholic fatty liver disease or NAFLD with Dr Jon Mitchell, Hepatologist and Head of Gastroenterology at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital. We discuss: - What is NAFLD? - What is the prevalence? - How is it caused? - What is the spectrum and complications of NAFLD? - What investigations are useful? - What is the management? - Is coffee good for the liver? - What is the origin of the Fibroscan?

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#27 Opioid Use Disorder and Medication Assisted...

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2018/02/08

It was a pleasure to have on the show Dr Paul Grinzi who is a GP in Victoria. He juggles a few roles, balancing his clinical work in both rural and urban GP clinics with part-time medical education work. He's recent past chair of the RACGP Vic Drug & Alcohol committee and the key educator for the Victorian Government's 'Medication Assisted Treatment of Opioid Dependence' training program. Today Paul gives us an overview of opioid dependence/use disorder, how to approach patients, being mindful of

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#26 Acute Vision Loss with Dr Russell Phillips...

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2018/02/01

Today we review considerations in acute vision loss with our friendly ophthalmologist Dr Russell Phillips. He was the previous Head of retinal surgery at Flinders Hospital and frequent lecturer at Flinders Medical School. I feel I must apologise for my ignorance in some areas in this episode and make it clear that it does not reflect the high level of knowledge of some of my fellow GPs. This was partly due to fatigue from an extremely long and busy day at the clinic and running late so I had no

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