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The New Zealand General Practice Podcast

In seasons 1 and 2 Dr Jo Scott-Jones shares the joy of General Practice with colleagues through inspiring stories about what is special about being a GP. In Season 3 you will find monthly updates on clinically relevant topics in conversation with Dr Dave Maplesden.

Podcast · By Dr Jo Scott-Jones · English · NZ · Official site

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Aug 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Clinical Snippets August 26 (opens the original)

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    This month Dr Dave teaches Dr Jo about.. Peptides, Methotrexate monitoring, HPV vaccination changes, IBS and tricyclic antidepressants , Cognitive screening for fitness to drive, and some brief clinical updates on medication changes. Show notes can be found at https://opotikigp.com/ and My Health Hub https://myhealthhub.co.nz/the-new-zealand-general-practice-podcast/ where you can also watch a video version of the podcast.

  2. Episode · Jul 25, 2026

    Clinical Snippets July 2026 (opens the original)

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    Dr Dave teaches Dr Jo about opiate side effects, insulin autoimmune syndrome. more about coffee, urate and cardiovascular risk, MSD extensions, Testosterone in Hypo-Active Sexual Desire Disorder, deprescribing PPIs, Ozempic mouth and measuring flatulence.

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