In this episode, Dr Stephen Child discusses the NZ Asthma and Respiratory Foundation's 2020 adult and adolescent guidelines.

In this episode, Dr Cheryl Buhay will discuss first episode psychosis, the importance of early diagnosis and intervention, along with risk factors.

BPD is relatively common, and management in general practice often time consuming and unrewarding. In this podcast, Dr Cheryl Buhay discusses clues to diagnosis, investigations, and management tips to hopefully make these patients more straightforward to manage, and also more rewarding.

In this podcast, Dr Louise Kuegler interviews a number of General Practitioners about their special interests, how they developed and how they have had a positive impact on their practice.

In this podcast, Dr Rachael Niederer overviews three hot topics in ophthalmology, and considers management in the current COVID-19 climate.

Professor Bruce Arroll suggests ways to identify stress and stressors, and why it’s important to do so.

Delay in diagnosis of sarcoma directly, impacts upon long term prognosis. Using case scenarios, Andrew Graydon overviews the recognition, diagnosis and principles of management of this important type of cancer focusing mainly on the paediatric patient.

In this podcast, Dr Rebecca Hayman reviews the optimal management of childhood constipation. She discusses pathophysiology, the important clues that can be gained from a comprehensive history and thorough examination, and finally the management including dis-impaction, and why long term maintenance treatment is so important.

Dr Dermot Coffey talks about practical environmentally responsible changes you can make in your practice today, to create a sustainable future.

In this second podcast on ADD and ADHD, Dr Colette Muir talks about management in children.