Nasgp | The Art Of Gp Locuming

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 in dermatology, reflecting on the challenges and learning experiences he encountered along the way.Throughout the discussion, Dr Moncrief emphasises the importance of accurate diagnosis, highlighting cases where misdiagnoses led to ineffective treatments. He provides practical advice on the use of topical steroids, advocating for their cautious application and the preference for ointments over creams to avoid sensitivities and ensure better treatment outcomes.Dr Moncrief also addresses several skin conditions in detail, including tinea incognito, discoid eczema, superficial BCC (Basal Cell Carcinoma), and perioral dermatitis. He stresses the significance of conside

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 on how to handle your tax affairs effectively and efficiently. Don't miss out on this informative episode, perfect for any GP locum looking to better understand their tax obligations.

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 these advancements can help improve early cancer detection and address inequalities in prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment.

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 managing ovarian cancer from a GP's perspective.Link to slidesThis session covers:The latest statistics and survival rates of ovarian cancer.Risk factors and symptomatology.Challenges in screening and diagnosis.Case studies illustrating practical scenarios in GP practice.NICE guidelines and primary care tips.Dr Elphinstone also shares her experiences working with the Target Ovarian Cancer organization and the Family Planning Association.Connect with Dr. Eloise ElphinstoneInstagramUseful LinksMenopause Care ClinicTarget Ovarian CancerFamily Planning Association:#OvarianCancer #GPUpdate #WomensHealth #GeneralPractice #NASGP #MedicalWebinar #EloiseElphinstone

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 talk is a valuable resource for primary care professionals seeking to enhance cancer care.* Download PDF or presentation* Watch on YouTube Useful links* Macmillan Support Line Services Referral Form - Email to supportlinereferrals@macmillan.org.uk* Macmillan Cancer Support - Learning and Development Hub * Cancer Care Map - Find Local Cancer Support Services

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, she's been a driving force in local medical committees and the BMA. Overcoming the personal challenge of long Covid, Amy has become an advocate for people living with long covid and works for a charity supporting people with the condition, showcasing her tenacity and commitment to health activism. Join us as we explore her story, her unyielding spirit, and her knack for making things happen. Get ready to be inspired by a GP who truly speaks her mind and leads by example. Dr Amy Small on social media TwitterLinkedInLink to this video on YouTubeUseful links Subscribe to NASGP podcastLong Covid - Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland The Cameron Fund

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 Champion for FeNO.The talk was the penultimate NASGP monthly clinical webinar this year, and you can view the slides here: https://www.nasgp.org.uk/resource/slides-asthma-and-feno-testing-in-general-practice/YouTube00:00 Intro00:50 Talk33:33 Further reading34:00 Q&AConnect with Andy:LinkedIn | Twitter

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://nasgp.org.uk.Eating Disorders (Oxford Specialist Handbooks in Psychiatry)

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.

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/dRg2i1WXebkProfessor Rebecca Fitzgerald of Heartburn Cancer UK led ‘Oesophageal cancer: what GPs need to know’, NASGP’s clinical lunchtime webinar for June.

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-professionals

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/M1uSNNjgRC8

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 emails from us with details about the next talk, which in July will be on bowel cancer.Thanks for listening or watching, and hope you enjoy the talk.To view slides https://www.nasgp.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Diagnosis-and-management-of-actinic-keratosis-by-Dr-Tony-Downs.pdf

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.

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-gps

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 them to account? What if we had a single measurement for the nation’s health? Judith Harvey outline’s the need for the new Health Index, currently being compiled by the ONS. https://www.nasgp.org.uk/resource/the-health-of-the-nation-whos-keeping-score

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.

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

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...

https://youtu.be/gsLTy0Wr2gA In 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 in a rush. Scroll down to hear the podcast. Click to view the magazine