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A journey down the rural road to health. This podcast explores rural health topics through conversations with academics, clinicians, researchers, and people that live and work in rural areas.
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Tara Humphrey looks behind-the-scenes at the business side of healthcare by talking to NHS and private healthcare leaders. And, throughout this podcast, she also shares her own project management and leadership insights. Tara has an MBA in Healthcare Leadership and Management and Leadership. She is the Founder and the Managing Director of THC Primary Care a leading healthcare consultancy.
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Is the perception of too many managers in the NHS is a myth? Ben Falk, a director of operations at Guy's and St. Thomas's NHS Foundation Trust, shares his journey into healthcare and his role as a director. He discusses the day-to-day responsibilities of a director of operations and the challenges of workforce planning. Ben also addresses the perce…
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Building on from episode 312, Tara returns to share why now is a great time to become a healthcare consultant. In this episode, Tara shares the pressing issues of rising health inequalities, staff shortages, and escalating costs that the health and care system is currently grappling with. Find out the importance of conducting thorough research and …
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13th EURIPA Rural Health Forum Highlights Lincoln Institute for Rural and Coastal Health: https://www.lincoln.ac.uk/shsc/research/lirch/ Campus for future livingin Mablethorpe: https://connectedcoast.co.uk/project/campus-for-future-living/ Credential for rural and remote health: https://www.scotlanddeanery.nhs.scot/media/722082/final-credential-cur…
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In this week's episode, Tara interviews Dr Sugz Maha, a general dentist practicing in Hertfordshire. They discuss the importance of oral health, the business aspects of dentistry, and the challenges faced by both dentists and patients. Dr. Sugz Maha emphasises the need for trust and ethical practices in dentistry, as well as the importance of preve…
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Dr Madeleine Muller is a Family Physician and Senior lecturer at Walter Sisulu University and she serves on the RuDASA (Rural Doctors Association of Southern Africa) executive committee. Episode summary: 00.50 Dr Muller talks about her journey into rural health 04.15 What were the challenges of working with patients with HIV/AIDS in rural areas? 07…
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Ever wondered how you can turn a series of diverse job experiences into a thriving healthcare consulting business? This week, Tara shares her personal journey, recounting the thrill and challenges of negotiating her first clients, how word of mouth was crucial in securing opportunities, and the importance of patience and hard work in building a cli…
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We speak with a nurse practitioner who has experience working with victims and survivors of modern slavery in the UK. Episode summary: 00.45 Our speaker tells us about her professional background and how she developed an interses in modern slavery 04.15 What is modern slavery? 06.45 Where does modern slavery happen and does it affect rural communit…
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In this conversation, Tara interviews Julie Combes from NHS Elect about clinical supervision in healthcare. They discuss the challenges of providing clinical supervision, the importance of time and support, and the benefits of clinical supervision for professionals and organisations. Julie explains the role of NHS Elect in providing support and res…
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Access to healthcare services and workforce shortages are major challenges in rural areas.. Veronika Rasic, a GP and founder of Rural Health Compass, discusses the challenges and benefits of rural healthcare. She highlights the lack of universally agreed-upon definitions for rural communities and the diverse needs they have. Veronika emphasises the…
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Are you curious about how the political landscape can reshape our healthcare system? Join us in this weeks episode as Peter Ptashko, a Labour Party member and NHS foundation trust governor, takes us through the entwined paths of politics and healthcare. Peter & Tara discuss the challenges of balancing a professional career with political activism a…
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Dr Roxana Surugiu is a family doctor, researcher and lecrurer at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Craiova in Romania. In this episode we learn about rural health in Romania and the findings of her research on the perception of rural practice among medical students in Romania. Episode Summary: 00.55 Roxana tells us about her professional b…
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Can the NHS sustain its current model, especially with the post-COVID backlog? Join us as we welcome Nicola Ellis-Webb, the Group Healthcare Services Director at Acacium Group, to discuss the intricate and pressing issue of NHS backlogs. In this podcast, Nicola & Tara discuss: Insourcing - a strategy used to address the backlog by bringing in speci…
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Dr Giovanni Baglio and Monica Brinzac join us to speak about the OASES project, a EU funded project looking at medical deserts in Europe. Episode summary: 00.50 Dr Giovanni Bagglio and Monica Brinzac tell us about their professional backgrounds and projects they are involved in 04.40 What is the OASIS project? 06.25 What are medical deserts? 10.30 …
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Douglas, a mental health nurse and digital influencer, discusses his journey from being an engineer to becoming a nurse and a politician. He talks about the importance of understanding human behavior and the value he can offer in the mental health field. Tara & Douglas discuss various health issues, including dental health, population health manage…
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Join Tara on a personal journey through a typically busy and dynamic week in her life as a healthcare consultant, as she balances the demands of work alongside her family commitments. In this podcast, Tara covers: The intricacies of planning, problem-solving, and prioritisation that keeps THC Primary Care thriving; including the Sunday routine that…
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As we mark Mental Health Awareness Week in the UK, our featured guest on the newest Business of Healthcare episode is Alex Staniforth; adventurer, ultra runner, author, and founder of the mental health charity Mind Over Mountains, who shares his journey of overcoming challenges and finding purpose in the outdoors. Listen now as Alex and Tara discus…
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Dr Wiktor Szczudlinski is a general practitioner who qualified in Poland and is now working in Scotland. He shares his experience of working as a rural GP, why he decided to leave rural practice, and how he has gotten more involved in health tech and consulting with health tech start-ups. Episodes summary: 00.40 Dr Szczudlinski talks about his expe…
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In this episode, Tara interviews Kate Langford, the Chief Medical Officer of NHS Kent and Medway Integrated Care Board and an experienced medical leader who has held leadership roles within provider Trusts, regionally with NHS England and nationally with NHS Improvement. Kate shares her valuable perspectives on the complexities of delivering care a…
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In this thought-provoking solo episode, Tara delves into the critical considerations of hiring within healthcare networks and businesses. Drawing from candid discussions with primary care network clients and personal insights, Tara stresses the importance of having a clear vision before recruiting for pivotal roles and explores the detrimental effe…
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Dr Jaka Strel is a rural family doctor from Slovenia. Dr Strel and his team have built a very successful medical practice in Ziri, which has helped Ziri win the title of healthiest municipality in Slovenia. Episode summary: 01.00 Dr Strel shares his journey into family medicine and rural health 05.15 Specialization of family medicine in Slovenia 08…
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Whether you're a healthcare professional, considering a career in general practice, or simply curious about the inner workings of your local GP surgery, this episode highlights the unsung heroes who keep our healthcare system running smoothly. Tune in to the latest Business of Healthcare podcast episode as Tara is joined by Chloe Skidmore-Lewis and…
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Melanie Hartmann is a healthcare worker with a bachelor degree in interdisciplinary healthcare and management from Germany. She has been reseaching primary care netwroks on the Halligen Islands. She talks about the unique way in which primary care has been organized on the Halligen and the insights that she has gained during her research. Episode s…
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Dive into the heart of community and connection with Tara Humphrey as she welcomes Anna Mantell, the founder and Chief Executive of 'Food Friends', on this week's episode of the Business of Healthcare Podcast. Food Friends is an innovative meal-sharing initiative designed to combat loneliness by connecting members of the community through the shari…
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It's our 300th episode of The Business of Healthcare podcast ! To mark this special occasion, Tara reflects on a journey of growth, learning, passion and the power of staying true to oneself in the complex world of healthcare with co-founder and SomX CEO (and host of the Health Tech podcast) Dr James Somauroo. Listen as James turns the tables and i…
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Dr Bita Barghchi is a primary care doctor from Iran. In this episode she shares her experience of working in rural Iran and talks about some of the challenges faced by rural communities and healthcare workers. Episode summary: 00.45 Bita tells us about her professional background 01.45 How is the primary care system organized? 03.15 How do patients…
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In this solo episode, Tara reflects on her business and career, asking herself a series of questions to gain clarity and make positive changes. She explores what makes her happy, what she wants to be remembered for, how she wants to spend her leisure time, what assets she wants to invest in, what typically drives her decisions, who she wants around…
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In the latest episode of The Business of Healthcare podcast, we are joined by Danielle Bridge, CEO of Black Minds Matter UK, who shares her insights on mental health, the importance of community, and the power of a supportive network. Danielle's journey is a testament to resilience and adaptability. Leading a mental health charity, she emphasises t…
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In this episode, Ali Mack shares her personal experience with mesh complications and the challenges she has faced in receiving support and treatment. She discusses the lack of belief and dismissal she has encountered from healthcare professionals, as well as the impact on her daily life and the lives of her children. Ali emphasises the need for acc…
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Prof John Wynn-Jones and Prof Mark Gussey are the co-chairs of the 13th EURIPA Rural Health Forum which will be held in Lincoln in June 2024. They will tell us more about this upcoming event and their aspirations for the Forum. Episode summary: 01.15 Prof Gussey shares his journey into rural health 03.40 Prof Wynn-Jones shares his journey into rura…
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Prof Lionel Green-Thomson is the dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Cape Town in South Africa. He is also a member of the board of directors at the Network Towards Unit for Health. We will be talking about the upcoming Ubuntu 2024 conference. This conference is jointly organized by 5 Universities in South Africa, Rural WONC…
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In this compelling episode of The Business of Healthcare podcast, we delve into the complex and sensitive topic of the mesh scandal which has impacted countless women's lives. Tara welcomes Consultant Gynecologist and Urogynecology subspecialist Dr Wael Agur to share his expert insights on the rise and fall of mesh devices in surgical procedures. W…
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Prof Nuno Sousa is a neuroradiologist and the Director of the P5 Digital Medical Centre in Portugal. This centre has been developing digital health solutions to support the provision of healthcare in rural areas in Portugal. Their projects have been developed in close collaboration with the local communities they work with.  Episode summary: 01.00 …
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Join Tara this week as she explores the critical issue of sexism in the NHS workforce, with the co-founder of 'Surviving in Scrubs', Dr Chelcie Jewitt. From personal accounts to the alarming findings of the 'Surviving Healthcare: Sexism and Sexual Violence in the Healthcare Workforce' report, this episode sheds light on the hidden epidemic of sexua…
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Dr David Halata & Dr Katerina Javorska are rural family doctors form Czechia. Both of them have been involved in an initiative to improve rural healthcare in Czechia called Go Rural. Dr Halata is the chairman of the Working Group for Rural Medicine in the National society for Family medicine and creator of Go Rural. Dr Javorska is a member of the W…
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Step into the world of primary care leadership with Dr Faris Al-Ramadani, a GP partner and Clinical Director with a passion for innovation in primary care. In this episode of the Business of Healthcare podcast, we explore the transformative role of PCNs, and the power of positive thinking in overcoming the challenges of primary care. Discover insig…
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Embrace the digital age as we examine the revolution of remote consultations in women's health. Dr Karen Morton, gynaecologist and obstetrician - and founder and Medical Director of Dr Mortons (the medical helpline), guides us through the landscape of online care, from its inception to the present, where it stands as a beacon of convenience and eff…
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Dr Sara Bradley is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of South Wales. Prior to this position she was a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of the Highlands and Islands, in Scotland working in the Division of Rural Health and Wellbeing. Her work focuses on social prescribing, rural service provision, mental health and wellbeing a…
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This week’s Business of Healthcare episode is a journey through the intricacies of leadership and management in the healthcare sector – and a treasure trove for PCN leaders who are looking to refine their strategic vision and strengthen team dynamics. We explore the crucial framework of questions that I apply both within my team and when advising p…
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Professor Steven Orozco Arcila joins us from the University of Antioquia in Colombia. He teaches a range of subjects including public health, primary care and health promotion. In this episode we explore how conflict has affected the provision of healthcare in rural areas of Colombia. Episode summary: 01.00 Prof. Orozoco Arcila’s professional backg…
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Dive into the dynamic world of healthcare with Tara Humphrey as she hosts a special bonus episode on the Business of Healthcare podcast. This week, Tara, alongside Ben Gowland of the General Practice podcast and Dr Andy Foster and Dr Hussain Gandhi of EGP Learning, unpacks the latest business developments shaking up general practice. From the BMA's…
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This week’s podcast takes us on a poignant journey through the minds of three young people as we spotlight their experiences and perspectives of mental health and promote and celebrate Children’s Mental Health Week, this week. Sarah Everest-Ford, returning to the Business of Healthcare podcast with fresh insights as the Programme Director for HCP N…
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Mohammad Al-Ubaydli, CEO and founder of the 'Patients Know Best', a social enterprise and technology platform. It’s designed to help health and social care providers bring together patient data, along with the patient’s own data, creating one secure Personal Health Record for the patient. This episode of The Business of Healthcare Podcast is a mast…
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Dr Cath Cosgrave is a rural change-maker, strategic advisor, trainer, coach, presenter and evaluator. She has more than 25 years of experience working with rural communities developing community-centred, strength-based strategies to effectively address local health and community service issues. Attract Connect Stay website - https://attractconnects…
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Dr Sam Finnikin is a GP and an academic with an interest in personalised care and shared decision making. He is passionate about making healthcare work better for people and ensuring that patients' preferences and values are central to their care. At the heart of personalised care it's about creating an environment where the patient feels listened …
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Dr Kenneth Yakubu completed his PhD at the Faculty of Medicine at the University of New South Wales, Australia, and the co-lead of the George Institute's Ubuntu Initiative for research partnerships in Africa. Dr Yakubu trained as a family physician in Nigeria and practiced there before moving to Australia in 2019. His PhD thesis focused on human-ri…
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Join me, Tara Humphrey, as I sit down with the transformative Dr. Ben Allen, a GP partner from Sheffield who is redefining leadership and healthcare management. In our conversation, Ben unveils his innovative recruitment techniques and structural changes aimed at nurturing staff and enhancing patient communication. His story is a testament to the p…
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In the episode, I am going to take you behind the scenes of how I plan my time for the next few weeks in my health care consultancy, For the past 8 and half years, I have been running THC Primary Care providing interim management, consultancy, training and facilitation to Primary Care Networks & Clinical Commissioning groups which are now called In…
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Welcome back to the Rural Road to Health! Season 2 Episodes will be released on the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month. The first episode will be available on the 20th January. Feedback form for season 1: https://forms.gle/1XPxUcoiHmVSKRLA8 More information about the podcast: https://theruralroadtohealth.blog/podcast/…
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Today, I bring you a heartfelt conversation with Hannah Beecham MBE, the visionary behind Red January, who shares her story of transforming her mother's struggle with mental health into a nationwide call to action. We take a deep look at how integrating fitness into our daily lives can be a lifeline, improving not only our physical health but also …
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At THC Primary Care, we provide resources for Primary Care leaders, and we try to give you as much FREE content as we can alongside our day job of managing Primary Care Networks. Four times a year, we provide a summary of the PCN DES - and a suggested action plan of where to focus your attention each quarter. Primary Care Network (PCN) Template Sto…
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