Best National Association of Sessional GPs Podcasts (2024)

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GP locuming in New Zealand with Dr Jennie Ferrie 42:32

4h ago42:32

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Join Dr Richard Fieldhouse as he talks with Dr Jennie Ferrie, a seasoned GP with a rich international background, now practicing as a locum in New Zealand. In this episode, Dr Ferrie shares her journey from the UK to New Zealand, detailing the nuances of locum work in rural areas, the challenges and rewards of adapting to a different healthcare sys…

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Management of asthma – GP update 45:34

2M ago45:34

45:34

Join Dr Andrew Whittamore, jobbing GP and clinical lead for Asthma+Lung UK, as he delves into the latest strategies and treatments for managing asthma effectively. In this informative session, we explore the essentials of asthma, principles of treatment, and how to support patients towards achieving better asthma control. From understanding asthma …

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Dr George Moncrieff with dermatology in general practice 50:31

3M ago50:31

50:31

In this informative episode of our dermatology-focused podcast, Dr George Moncrief, a retired GP with a profound interest and extensive experience in dermatology, delves into common dermatological conditions, offering his insights into their diagnosis, management, and treatment. Dr Moncrief shares his journey from practising as a GP to specialising…

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Top tax tips & tricks for GP locums and salaried GPs 52:05

3M ago52:05

52:05

Join Richard Fieldhouse and Tori Ferguson as they delve into the world of tax advice for GP locums in this episode of the Art of GP Locuming podcast. Tori, a Tax Advisor for Honey Barrett, shares her expert insights on a range of topics including tax returns, pension statements, and the value of using a tax adviser. She also provides practical tips…

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Dr Sam Merriel – Prostate cancer update for GPs 37:15

4M ago37:15

37:15

Join Dr Sam Merriel, an experienced GP and NIHR academic clinical lecturer from the University of Manchester, as he shares his insights on prostate cancer diagnosis in primary care. In this informative session, Dr Merriel discusses the risk factors, recent changes in the diagnostic pathway, and the importance of PSA blood testing. Discover how thes…

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Ovarian cancer as an abdominal cancer - Dr Eloise Elphinstone 38:48

5M ago38:48

38:48

Join Dr Eloise Elphinstone, a GP with a special interest in women's health, as she provides an insightful update on ovarian cancer, focusing on its implications for general practice. In this webinar, Dr Elphinstone, who works in SW London and has extensive experience in menopause and postnatal health, delves into the complexities of diagnosing and …

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Cancer and Primary Care: Insights and Strategies 47:45

6M ago47:45

47:45

In this enlightening talk, hosted by the National Association of Sessional GPs (NASGP), we delve into the critical role of primary care in the cancer pathway. The discussion covers early diagnosis challenges, personalised cancer care (PCC), effective referral processes, support during and post-treatment, and the importance of integrated care. This …

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Dr Amy Small – Medical activism and my portfolio career 50:48

6M ago50:48

50:48

Welcome to our latest episode, where we dive into the inspiring world of Dr Amy Small. A GP locum with a rich tapestry of experiences, Amy has navigated her career through various roles, from a GP partner in Scotland to a salaried GP in London and a locum in Sheffield. Her journey doesn't stop there; as a passionate advocate in medical politics, sh…

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GP update: Feno testing/asthma (2023) 45:07

7M ago45:07

45:07

Dr Andy Whittamore has been a GP Partner in the Portsmouth area for 17 years. In that time he has developed an interest in respiratory medicine and gone on to hold a number of regional and national roles. Over the last 7 years he has spent 2 days per week as Clinical Lead for Asthma and Lung UK and has recently worked as NHS England's Clinical Cham…

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What GPs need to know about eating disorders 46:58

9M ago46:58

46:58

Nick Pollard and Dr Elizabeth McNaught of Family Mental Wealth CIC explain the work they do, provide advice for GPs and answer audience questions at NASGP's September 2023 webinar. Get 50% off e-learning at familymentalwealth.com by logging into your NASGP members offers section for a discount code. Get an invite to our next free event at https://n…

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Accountancy Q&A for salaried GPs and GP locums 45:16

11M ago45:16

45:16

Terry Bentley-Darby BA (Hons) is a Senior Tax Manager at Randall & Payne, members of the Association of Independent Specialist Medical Accountants (AISMA). He works for a portfolio of clients particularly in the medical sector. Terry answered questions around VAT, slef-employed vs limited company, NHS pensions and much more.…

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Oesophageal cancer: what GPs need to know with Professor Rebecca Fitzgerald 54:42

11M ago54:42

54:42

GPs can learn more about oesophageal cancer by listening to this podcast, or watching a recording of our June 2023 event on YouTube https://youtu.be/dRg2i1WXebk Professor Rebecca Fitzgerald of Heartburn Cancer UK led ‘Oesophageal cancer: what GPs need to know’, NASGP’s clinical lunchtime webinar for June.…

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Inflammatory bowel disease: What do GPs need to know? 48:27

1+ y ago48:27

48:27

Inflammatory Bowel Disease with Dr Charlie Andrews from Crohn's & Colitis UK. Also view on YouTube GP resources: https://crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/our-work/healthcare-professionals/community-healthcare-professionalsBy National Association of Sessional GPs

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Am I burning out - Dr Helen Garr from Practitioner Health 44:37

1+ y ago44:37

44:37

On 01 September 2022 we were delighted to host Dr Helen Garr, Medical Director from Practitioner Health, to our regular monthly educational webinar. What are the signs and symptoms, and what can you do about it? You can also watch this talk as a YouTube video here https://youtu.be/M1uSNNjgRC8By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Diagnosis and management of actinic keratosis by Dr Tony Downs. 46:00

2y ago46:00

46:00

Welcome to this recording of June 2022’s NASGP monthly lunchtime webinar, where we are joined by Dr Tony Downs for a talk on the management of actinic keratosis. As well as hosting as live events, we also publish these as a YouTube video and a podcast, and include a link to the slides in each episode’s show notes. Look out for your Monday morning e…

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Dr Tina Peers - Management of the menopause 47:47

2y ago47:47

47:47

Dr Tina Peers joins us from The Menopause Consultancy in a talk to 40 NASGP members, followed by a Q&A. View Tina's slides, or view on YouTube.By National Association of Sessional GPs

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My Love, and settling in to age 22:37

3y ago22:37

22:37

Judith Harvey speaks to Richard Fieldhouse about the seventh age of man and her latest article on the NASGP website https://www.nasgp.org.uk/resource/judith-harvey-netflixs-my-love-is-an-uplifting-watch-for-us-gpsBy National Association of Sessional GPs

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The health of the nation: who’s keeping score? 24:06

3y ago24:06

24:06

How many New Year Resolutions have you kept? If I don’t get around to clearing out the box room, no-one is going to hold me to account and it isn’t the end of the world. How many countries fulfil their undertakings to cut carbon emissions? If the nations of the world fail to cut carbon emissions, the world may indeed end. If it ends, who would hold…

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What was it like when Covid-19 struck Wuhan? 22:35

3y ago22:35

22:35

Judith Harvey speaks to Dr Richard Fieldhouse about her article on the critically acclaimed documentary '76 days', shot during the very first days of the pandemic.By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Difficult GP consultations, with Dr Leila Saeed

3y ago

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Dr Leila Saeed is a GP in Buckinghamshire, and talks to NASGP chairman Dr Richard Fieldhouse about approaching difficult consultations with patients. Original article.By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Podcast | The Sessional GP Magazine August 2020 7:08

4y ago7:08

7:08

https://youtu.be/u4wdyASH0UI - In our 114th edition, Claire shares some flowers with us; Victoria is sceptical about the rollout of remote consultations, and Richard has similar feelings about locum banks; Rachel has advice about the coming winter and...By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Podcast | The Sessional GP Magazine June 2020 8:30

4y ago8:30

8:30

https://youtu.be/gsLTy0Wr2gAIn our 113th edition, Claire has painted another beautiful cover picture, Isobel has been looking at locums as GP tutors; Judith doesn't want us going backwards, and Louise has an update on AAA; Nigel has an update both on DIS and some childcare help; Liz has an SEISS update and Rachel has some good advice for when we're…

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Podcast | The Sessional GP Magazine April 2020 4:24

4y ago4:24

4:24

Richard Fieldhouse reviews the latest edition of the Sessional GP magazine. In our 112th edition, Liz has summarised the government's advice about financial support for locums; Rachel from MPS has advice on how to practise in these times; Judith's been keeping a diary; Louise has reviewed the latest guidance on leg ulcer management and Nigel's look…

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Podcast | The Sessional GP Magazine February 2020 10:03

4+ y ago10:03

10:03

In our 111th edition, Louise provides a roundup of Nice's clinical guideline on management of thyroid disease, Liz gives some more advice on returning to work after maternity leave, Rachel goes through some scenarios when locums give feedback to practi...By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Podcast | The Sessional GP Magazine December 2019 13:09

4+ y ago13:09

13:09

Richard Fieldhouse reviews the latest edition of The Sessional GP magazine. In our 110th edition, Rachel has some seasonal advice, Tina loves LocumDeck, Claire has some warming paintings for us, Judith unmasks a ruthless dictator, Louise gives a comprehensive rundown of hypertension in pregnancy and Liz has some great tips if you're in the process …

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Podcast | Social prescribing – I’ve seen the future of  general practice… 27:37

4+ y ago27:37

27:37

A partner in a North London practice was feeling burned out. The crushing target-chasing workload was no longer offset by the reward of helping patients. The BNF had no remedy for the distresses of modern life which patients were bringing into her consulting room. She, like her patients, was ground down.Casting about for a way of reviving the sense…

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Podcast | October 2019 magazine out now 16:16

4+ y ago16:16

16:16

In our 109th edition, Alacoque describes a legal case where a locum's tax status was different to their legal status, Rachel's being a Good Samaritan, Judith's been looking at therapeutic spaces, Louise has summarised the Nice hypertension guidelines for us, plus much more.Scroll down to hear the podcast.Click to view the magazine…

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Podcast | Quiet please 33:20

4+ y ago33:20

33:20

The Royal Opera House orchestra was rehearsing Die Walküre. For more than three hours violist Chris Goldscheider sat in front of twenty brass players belting out Wagner at 90dB. His hearing was permanently damaged. The Opera House argued that artistic standards took precedence over the risk of acoustic shock, but the courts thought otherwise and aw…

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Podcast | The Sessional GP magazine August 2019 11:59

5y ago11:59

11:59

In our 108th edition, Judith makes a noise about being quiet, Liz summarises everything a newly qualified GP needs to know about getting their tax in order, Nigel helps us plan for when our offspring go off to university, Louise has been making sense of LFTs and Rachel has something to teach us about learning.Scroll down to hear the podcast.Click t…

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Podcast | Now wash your hands 33:04

5y ago33:04

33:04

In post-war Italy TB was still rife and notices in buses commanded “No Spitting”. In Britain in 1946 the message “Coughs and sneezes spread diseases” promoted the use of handkerchiefs to catch the germ-laden droplets. Presumably a reasonably successful public health campaign, although if you are trapped like a sardine in a rush-hour tube train, you…

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Podcast | June 2019 ‘The Sessional GP’ magazine 18:41

5y ago18:41

18:41

NASGP chairman Richard Fieldhouse reviews the latest edition of The Sessional GP magazine. In our 107th edition, Louise has not one but two COPD-related e-learning articles; Judith has been washing her hands, Liz has been answering your tax questions, Rachel has some advice about medical hierarchy, and Kate has been making stress her friend, all wi…

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Podcast | Singing in the brain; music for dementia 25:43

5y ago25:43

25:43

London’s Wigmore Hall is a temple of high culture. The audience is packed with musicians. Sometimes I feel I’m the only person who couldn’t be up there performing the work. But recently I joined forty people, some able, some less able, in mind and body, for a ‘Big Sing’. Everyone seemed to feel at home. In the morning we learned to sing simple song…

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Podcast | The Sessional GP magazine April 2019 19:36

5y ago19:36

19:36

Richard reviews the latest edition of The Sessional GP magazine.In our 106th edition, Liz takes us through five taxing days, Nigel has some top tips for locums on getting a mortgage, Louise reviews the latest SIGN guidance on alcohol in pregnancy, Sara highlights the roles of locums in quality improvement, Rachel looks at the risks around burnout, …

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Podcast | I’m a GeriGP 32:15

5y ago32:15

32:15

NASGP member Eva Kalmus describes how she became co-chair of the new GeriGP group of the British Geriatrics Society (BGS), and why being a portfolio GP has never been boring.When I did my GP training, about half of the GP trainees undertook a self-made rotation of approved jobs, followed by a year in general practice to qualify. Some studied for MR…

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Podcast | Eating people is wrong: Kuru and cannibalism 27:37

5y ago27:37

27:37

Recently, in Tromsø, the Arctic capital of Norway, I came across the name Carleton Gajdusek. That name took me back many years and halfway round the globe to a village in the Fore district of Papua New Guinea. A man is standing in the doorway of his hut, clinging to the doorpost, his head nodding, before making his way unsteadily, emaciated and ata…

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Podcast | The Sessional GP magazine February 2019 15:32

5+ y ago15:32

15:32

Richard reviews the latest edition of The Sessional GP.In this 105th edition, Sara concludes her article on a fresh pair of eyes; Judith would rather we didn't eat each other; Rachel has some news on medical indemnity; Liz answers your Type-2 queries; Eva and Nicky have both explored specialties outside of primary care that have enhanced their enjo…

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Podcast | Saying farewell to social media 34:49

5+ y ago34:49

34:49

Scroll down to the bottom of the page to listen to our podcast with Zoe in conversation with Richard Fieldhouse on her journey to a destination that's almost completely free of social media.I was an early adopter of social networking, in the days when dial-up was it. I had to phone switchboard when I was on nights at the QE Hospital in King’s Lynn …

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Podcast | Getting under your skin; a visit to Body Worlds and the art of plastination 22:16

5+ y ago22:16

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As I was shepherded into a dimly-lit lift, I was expecting an exhibition designed to titillate and shock.How do you react to seeing a man standing, flayed of his skin, his internal organs on view, his muscles brick red, his blue eyes staring out at you? Or what about the trio posed round a table playing poker? You may have seen them in the film Cas…

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Podcast | Oh, you’re a GP locum; the rise of the portfolio GP 35:39

5+ y ago35:39

35:39

Zoe Neill had begun to feel trapped as a GP partner. She describes her journey, and speaks to Richard Fieldhouse in our latest podcast.Time was when the look of disappointment from a GP colleague would have got me down. “I was a full-time partner for 9 years,” I would proffer, but they had already moved on to someone far more erudite and accomplish…

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Podcast – No es fácil: clinical electives in Cuba - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 18:21

6+ y ago18:21

18:21

Few things in Cuba are easy. Most countries faced with what Cuba has lived with for more than half a century would be failed states. Cuba keeps going, with hardship and sacrifice, but a shared vision.The reputation of Cuba’s health service – providing rich-country outcomes on a poor-country budget – attracts interest from politically aware medical …

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Podcast | The Sessional GP Magazine December 2017 - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 21:37

6+ y ago21:37

21:37

Richard and Sara run through the December edition of the Sessional GP Magazine 2017. In our 98th edition, Liz clarifies your tax schedule, Nigel has great news for locum parents; Judith's Cuban experience, Kelly's turning her experience to the benefit ...By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Podcast | Should GPs prescribe placebos? - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 19:06

6+ y ago19:06

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Mrs Jones likes blue pills; they work better than those pink ones – even though they are the same drug. But she wouldn’t touch blue mashed potato.Wine buffs rate a wine higher if they believe it is expensive. Consumers are sure that a brand name product is superior to an identical generic, whether it be atenolol or cornflakes. The kids won’t eat bu…

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Podcast | IR35, endometriosis, airline pilots and the Birmingham LMC conference - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 32:06

6+ y ago32:06

32:06

In our latest podcast, Richard and Sara talk about a recent encounter with an airline pilot; Louise's latest review of the NICE endometriosis guidelines; a new article on the IR35 intermediaries legislation and also some recommendations for podcasts,By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Podcast | The Best practice conference and eating disorders - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 31:29

6+ y ago31:29

31:29

It's been a busy week at the NASGP, having published our magazine last week, attended the Best Practice conference in Birmingham earlier in the week, and meeting lots of NASGP members and new GP locums and practice managers. And also,By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Podcast | Review of the October 2017 edition of the NASGP’s The Sessional GP magazine - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 32:45

6+ y ago32:45

32:45

Sara and Richard review the latest edition of The Sessional GP magazine. In the magazine, Kate runs us through mindfulness, Judith wonders why we don't prescribe placebos more often, Liz gives us the lowdown on selling your rented property,By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Podcast | Starting out as a GP locum Part 3 – Reactive vs proactive booking, Instant Book and chambers - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 23:14

6+ y ago23:14

23:14

In part three of our mini-series on starting out as a locum GP, Richard and Sara talk about the concept of 'proactive' and 'reactive' bookings, LocumDeck's Instant Book and GP locum chambers.By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Podcast | Get started as a GP locum – part 2 - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 34:24

7y ago34:24

34:24

In our second episode on getting started as a GP locum, Richard and Sara talk about how to develop your booking process (and what that actually is!), and fine tuning your T&Cs. Listen now at the bottom of this page, or subscribe online.By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Bloody Hell – the global curse of menstruation - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 17:57

7y ago17:57

17:57

You are 13 years old. Your family is poor. Each month you have to take a week off school. In a few months you are so behind in your school work that you drop out for ever. You live in an African country, in India, in the Australian outback...in Leeds.By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Podcast | August 2017 edition of The Sessional GP Magazine - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 27:40

7y ago27:40

27:40

Sara Chambers and Richard Fieldhouse review this month's edition of The Sessional GP Magazine (see below). Are GP hubs all they're made out to be? Do you understand what 'payment on account'? When did you last record the details of the family member wh...By National Association of Sessional GPs

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Podcast | Why did we call it LocumDeck? - NASGP | The art of GP locuming 6:08

7y ago6:08

6:08

It actually took us a while what to call it. Richard Fieldhouse and Sara Chambers help explain not just why we call it LocumDeck, but also something about what it does and how it empowers locum GPs.You can also watch it as a video.By National Association of Sessional GPs

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