Podcasts about gp surgery

 (Episode 1544) On The Alfred Daily Today: Disabled Shaftesbury Driver Urges Doorbell Cam Checks To Find Stolen Fiat Coombe House New Term Expansion – More Pupils And Sixth Form Join Pop-Up Choir For Two-Day Semley Festival Dementia Support Drop In At Shaftesbury's GP Surgery 120 Schoolkids To Oyster Coppice's Ancient Woodland Shaftesbury What's Ons Tollard Royal Foraging – Dog Roses With Daisy And Mike View From The Hill- Visitor From Ilkley Matt Boatwright's Property Q And A

Plans for a state-of-the-art medical centre in Sittingbourne are up in the air after concerns were raised over the cost of the rent.The new facility in the Bell Road development would serve an additional 6,000 patients, but NHS bosses say the scheme needs further work.Also in today's episode, official figures show a record number of asylum seekers have crossed the Channel in small boats during the first quarter of this year.791 people made the dangerous journey over the Easter weekend, taking the total for 2024 so far to 5,435.There has been a rise in vehicle thefts across Kent, with police data showing which makes and models are stolen the most.An expert has been telling us why certain vehicles are more popular with thieves, and why recovery rates have gone down.An appeal has been launched to raise £1 million to buy the air ambulance that covers Kent.The charity that runs the life-saving service say they need the cash by the end of May.A mum who was left bed-bound after being collapsing at Disneyland says her medical detection dog has helped her enjoy life again.Candy Adams from Istead Rise started fainting while on a family holiday in 2016 and was eventually diagnosed with postural tachycardia syndrome.And in football, the Gillingham boss has apologised to fans after yesterday's 5-1 defeat.Their chances of reaching the leage 2 play-offs have been badly damaged after they lost to Harrogate Town away from home.

In this episode, we talk to Dr Joe Hutchinson, an academic clinical fellow at the Centre for Primary Care and Health Services Research at the University of Manchester. Title of paper: Consequences of the closure of General Practices: a retrospective cross-sectional studyDOI: https://doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2022.0501Closures of UK general practices are increasingly common, yet little is known about the consequences. This cross-sectional study of English general practices finds practice closures increase list size in exposed practices, with changes in workforce composition and reductions in patient satisfaction.

The NHS is in crisis. Ambulance response times are the worst on record and most departments are struggling to cope with a surge in demand this winter. That includes most people's first port of call when they're feeling unwell, the GP surgery.On this episode of the Sky News Daily, Niall Paterson spends the day on the frontline at a GP practice in Cheshire. There he meets staff and patients to uncover the pressures the practice faces during a time when the healthcare system is on its knees.Podcast producer: Rosie Gillott Digital podcast producer: David Chipakupaku & Emma-rae Woodhouse Editor: Philly Beaumont

Coachford concern at future of GP Surgery Building - CorkToday Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A man has staged a peaceful protest at a GP surgery after struggling to get a face-to-face appointment. We hear how busy doctors are right now. Also in today's podcast, a former Kent MP has admitted possessing and distributing indecent images. Paul Clark used to represent Gillingham and appeared at Medway Magistrates Court earlier. The parents of a Margate boy who died after being bullied for being autistic say he was let down by a lack of support. Stefan Kluibenschadl passed away in hospital in March, but a coroner says it's unclear whether he intended to take his own life. His dad has paid tribute. The Kent test has been discussed in the House of Lords today. A bill calling for the selective system to be scrapped has been having a second reading. We've been speaking to campaign group Comprehensive Future. A charity says just punishing drug use doesn't solve the issue, as it's emerged Kent Police deal with an average of almost 500 offences involving under 18s every year. Since 2018, there've been more than 17-hundred reports involving cannabis, heroin and cocaine. A Sittingbourne mum who lost her baby at 32 weeks says a teddy bear with her daughter's heartbeat in has helped her come to terms with the grief. Lizzie Phillips knew from early on her pregnancy that baby Penelope was unlikely to live - she's been telling her story to the Podcast. A Margate charity is celebrating 20 years of providing opportunities to young people in Kent. Pie Factory Music was set up in 2002 and has supported 50,000 people through youth work, music and arts projects, pastoral care and counselling. Hear from their managing director ahead of a celebration this weekend. And, our features writer Sam Lawrie looks ahead to everything going on in Kent this weekend.

Is one of NI's biggest GP practices at risk of closure?

Graham Stephen Potter... Matt Davies-Adams is joined by Dom Fifield and Sam Parkin to take a closer look at the arrival of the new man at the helm at Stamford Bridge. The Athletic's Brighton expert Andy Naylor give us an insight to the man himself, his coaching staff - and what he'll bring to the club. Then, we highlight five key areas that will sit top of Potter's in tray as he gets his feet under the table. Plus, there's a look ahead to matchday two in the Champions League - with RB Salzburg in town on Wednesday evening as the Blues look to bounce back immediately from that shock defeat in Zagreb last week which saw Thomas Tuchel's time at the club come to an end. We'll be back on Thursday to reflect on that game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this first episode of the new 6 part health series, Matt and Ciara give us a no holds barred, behind the scenes look at the GP Surgery. We learn how general practice is changing, how we can make the best of our appointment times and also, what we can do to help make the lives of our hard working GP staff easier and better.

In this first episode of the new 6 part health series, Matt and Ciara give us a no holds barred, behind the scenes look at the GP Surgery. We learn how general practice is changing, how we can make the best of our appointment times and also, what we can do to help make the lives of our hard working GP staff easier and better.

Dr Joe Clarke of Summerhill Primary Care Centre told us of the shock locally at the graffiti attack on his surgery, he says he that while he has had conversations with people who have expressed reservations about the vaccine, this attack on his premises takes things to a more sinister level. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week’s episode we are joined by Dr Qureshi, a consultant microbiologist who shares with us his story. We discover his unusual journey as a computer science graduate transitioning from GP to core surgical trainee before settling for a career in microbiology. Imran shares the obstacles and challenges he has faced so far in his career and his ethos in life of being authentic. We discuss the evolving role of technology in healthcare, the story behind creating and selling the first comprehensive Gentamicin calculator and his new found initiative Code Med.  We discuss why he became extremely passionate about microbiology and explore his relationship with patient safety and quality improvement. Imran tells us about the importance of healthy workplace cultures and supportive leadership in his role as Foundation Programme Director. Dr Imran Qureshi is a Consultant microbiologist at Croydon University Hospital, he is a Foundation Programme Director and more recently Associate Medical Director.  His is passionate about Patient Safety and Quality Improvement which led to setting up DAPS Global, then became the first clinical lead for BMJ Quality then an Honorary Clinical Associate Professor for UCL. He co-founded Code Med, an organisation which is dedicated to teaching coding to healthcare professionals as well as developing apps and providing consulting services.  Twitter: @reachimyq --------------------------------- Episode sponsored by MySuture  MySuture™  is an all in one suture practice kit and digital learning platform with direct access to Surgeon advice & training. With this all in one suture practice kit and the MySkills™ digital learning platform, you can learn to suture anytime, anywhere.    MySuture™  is here to share your journey in medical education by helping you learn the art of suturing and provide you with access to training and advice for your career in healthcare.  The all in one suture simulation kit includes high quality silicone made of advanced nontoxic materials, with height simulation skin, 14 pre cut wounds, 3 layers including skin, subcutaneous fat and muscle with a mesh reinforcement to provide suture retention, mimic natural anatomy and create a true to life texture.  Buy your suture kit now at: mysuture.com  MySuture Socials: Twitter | Instagram --------------------------------- Learn more about Scrubbed In: Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

Learn about what your GP Surgery and PCN need to be doing in 21-22 in Care Homes. A walk through of the NHSE Enhanced Care in Care Homes Framework. Link to document: https://www.england.nhs.uk/publication/enhanced-health-in-care-homes-framework/ 

Hempsons' primary care premises expert Bryn Morgan uncovers three top tips to help minimise the risk of getting into disagreements and disputes over the valuation of GP surgery premises.

Michelle Sinclar, a GP in Hampshire who is concerned that GP premises aren't fit for purpose and limit her ability to provide fully rounded patient care. BMJ Voices is a collection of readers' experiences of working in the NHS. For this, The BMJ is seeking short audio submissions from UK listeners. These submissions will be published on thebmj.com. If you would like to contribute to this collection, please email a brief audio recording to voices@bmj.com or phone +44 (20) 3058 7427 and tell us what your main concern for the NHS is. Please include your name, job title, and place of work.

Transcript -- The problems involved with providing healthcare to the homeless

Transcript -- The problems involved with providing healthcare to the homeless

The problems involved with providing healthcare to the homeless

The problems involved with providing healthcare to the homeless