New Zealand Doctor Podcasts

There were two David Haslams at this year's RNZCGP conference in Dunedin. Fiona Thomas spoke to each of them. Here, she speaks to Professor David Haslam, chair of UK guidelines group NICE

Health minister Jonathan Coleman's media conference at Onslow Medical Centre in Wellington, launching the National Party policy of $18 GP fees

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Tim Malloy talks to Cliff Taylor about VLCA and primary care funding

Dr Malloy has just been re-elected as president of the college

Dr Tosh Stanley discusses how nutrition in first 1000 days of life can shape a child’s future health. University of Otago, Wellington.

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Jo Scott-Jones talks about ways of increasing your income

A philosophy of care can be defined as the underlying theory or set of ideas that informs the values and choices that you use to help meet your patients’ needs

Jo Scott Jones has advice for health professionals when they become ill

Northland Kyle Eggleton on GP action needed to alleviate inequity

The Tongan Health Society is looking into opening a satellite general practice in Tonga, in a bid to improve the health of Tongan immigrants before they arrive in New Zealand

Anne-Thea McGill calls for the Government to subsidise whole foods and tax junk food to help scale back the obesity epidemic

Health Hawke’s Bay PHO chief executive Liz Stockley shares her thoughts in the New Zealand Doctor Primary Thinking series

Health Hawke’s Bay PHO chief executive Liz Stockley shares her thoughts in the New Zealand Doctor Primary Thinking series

Recalls, results and referrals: Three Rs that bring responsibility. Jo Scott-Jones discusses this

Waiting for the end-of-year tax returns to assess your business’s performance is too late. Jo Scott-Jones suggests a better approach

First, some assumptions.As 21st century doctors we have the privilege of working in a society where the scientific method is widely accepted as providing an indication of what is “true” and what is not. This is the basis of the social contract we have with our patients: we have the ability to filter out what is “true” and to share that with people.