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Health marketing expert, Megan Walker from Market Savvy, shares ethical strategies, new ideas and innovations to grow your private practice. Plus, Megan interviews health and medical leaders giving you access to their knowledge, experience and success.
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- Aug 25, 2026
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HealthCare Thought Leaders' Show #005: From Idea to Published with Anna Featherstone (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Healthcare Thought Leaders' Show, Megan is joined by Anna Featherstone, nonfiction author, consultant with the Australian Society of Authors, and judge of the Australian Business Book Awards and Australian Travel Writers Awards, to explore what most clinicians secretly want but few give themselves permission to do: write their book. Anna first landed on Megan's radar through her horticulture writing, and once Megan discovered her guide Look, It's Your Book! , the planets a
HCTL #004: From Clinician to Healthcare Thought Leader with Dr. Andrew Leech (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Healthcare Thought Leaders' Show, Megan is joined by Dr Andrew Leech, award-winning general practitioner, author, speaker, healthcare advocate and founder of the Garden Family Medical Centre in Perth, to explore what happens when a clinician decides that helping people one consultation at a time is no longer enough. Andrew is the 2023 RACGP Western Australia GP of the Year and has become one of Australia's most respected voices in child and adolescent health, family medici
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