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General Practice Clinical Sessions

General Practice Clinical Sessions is a GP podcast delivering expert-led education for Primary Care Physicians.It is designed for General Practitioners like you, who identified the 'true time cost' of live webinars and so, instead of giving up an evening with your family to…

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
29
Latest publication
Sep 19, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    Protecting the feet in people with diabetes Professor Stephen Twigg (opens the original)

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    Protecting the feet in people with diabetes Professor Stephen Twigg Professor Stephen Twigg addresses the critical issue of preventing diabetes-related foot diseases, emphasizing the need for effective prevention strategies due to their severe consequences, including ulceration and amputation. He discusses the prevalence of peripheral neuropathy and its implications, illustrating diagnostic complexities with a case vignette. The lecture highlights the importance of integrated care models and spe

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Advances in prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment Dr Nick Mehan (opens the original)

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    Host: Michelle Odayan (My Health Academy) Guest Expert: Dr. Nicholas Mehan (Urological Surgeon specializing in prostate cancer, robotic surgery, and laser ablation) Episode Summary Dr. Nicholas Mehan provides an overview of how prostate cancer care has evolved over the past two decades. The discussion covers the shift away from broad PSA screening toward targeted early detection, modern diagnostic tools (mpMRI and transperineal biopsy), updated Australian clinical guidelines (PCFA & RACGP Red Bo

  3. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    First Trimester & Screening Dr Jackie Chua (opens the original)

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    First Trimester & Screening Host/Speaker : Dr. Jackie Chua (Director, Queensland Ultrasound for Women) Episode Summary : Early pregnancy scans involve far more than checking for a heartbeat. Dr. Jackie Chua breaks down why the first trimester offers a crucial diagnostic window for pregnancy dating, risk assessment, and mother-baby wellness. In This Episode, You'll Discover : The Dating Dilemma : Why relying on a last menstrual period can be misleading and when an ultrasound crown-rump length mea

  4. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    Plant based diet in diabetes Vivien Yiu (opens the original)

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    Plant based diet in diabetes Vivien Yiu In this podcast, Vivian Yiu explores the prevention and management of Type 2 diabetes through plant-based eating. She presents evidence-based strategies, emphasizing the benefits of plant-based diets, including improved insulin sensitivity and weight management. Yiu categorizes these diets and discusses their nutritional advantages, highlighting the importance of fiber and whole foods in diabetes management. She presents data linking plant-based eating to

  5. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Gestational Weight Gain Why is it Important Dr Robyn Barnes (opens the original)

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    Gestational Weight Gain Why is it Important Dr Robyn Barnes The podcast examines the importance of gestational weight gain in managing gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), highlighting medical nutrition therapy (MNT) as the primary treatment. The speaker emphasizes the need for balanced carbohydrate intake, suggesting a requirement of 185 to 210 grams daily to support maternal and fetal health. A systematic review indicates dietary modifications significantly improve GDM management, reducing blo

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