In this episode, Dr Simon Morgan discusses strategies for teaching clinical reasoning to registrars. Originally recorded in April 2017.

In this episode, we ask six amazing GP Supervisors what is the most important thing you teach your registrars about the business of General Practice? A huge thank you to Dr Sarah Chalmers, Dr Kev Arlett, Dr Columbine Mullins, Dr Bruce Willett, Dr Nicole Higgins, and Dr Ayman Shenouda for their time.

In this episode, Dr Justin Coleman discusses how GP supervisors can employ appropriate strategies to support their registrar to better manage uncertainty. You can find Dr Coleman on Twitter @drjustincoleman. Originally recorded in April 2017.

Medical practices should be a safe place for both staff and patients. In this episode, Dr Genevieve Yates focusses on helping registrars identify and manage inappropriate patient behaviour and requests, looks at the risks of dual relationships, and why registrars are particularly vulnerable. Originally recorded in October 2017.

GP registrars spend over 90% of their time practising with the support of a GP supervisor, so what does a new supervisor need to know when starting their teaching journey? In this episode, Dr Bruce Willett provides practical tips, information and resources to support the new GP supervisor and the team.

Medical professionalism embraces the principles that characterise good medical practice and the standards expected of doctors by their professional peers and the community. 

In the context of rapid societal change, the adherence by doctors to robust codes of professionalism and ethical behaviour has never been more important.

This podcast episode, presented by Dr Simon Morgan, aims to support supervisors to identify, assess and facilitate development of skills in professional and ethical practice in their GP registrars.

In this episode, Dr Rebecca Stewart discusses how Supervisors can handle issues raised with overseas trained Doctors.

Rebecca has over 15 years experience in undergraduate and postgraduate medical education, including working with Doctors who have gained their primary medical qualifications overseas. Rebecca is passionate about working with individual doctors, practices and training organisations to create successful learning environments and outcomes to enhance patient care.

In this episode, Dr Ralph Chapman goes through the StAMPS assessment process, and how to prepare your registrar for their exam.

Dr Chapman has been a StAMPS examiner for approximately 12 years in Primary Curriculum, as well as in Emergency Medicine StAMPS and Paediatrics StAMPS. Dr Chapman is an examiner for the FACRRM by Mini CEx and Case Based Discussion.

In this episode, Dr Hilton Koppe, Dr Marita Long, and Dr Duncan Howard discuss strategies for teaching your registrar to manage Stage 3 (Advanced) Dementia.

As part of Coeliac Awareness Week, we thought it timely to revisit our webinar where Dr Jason Tye-Din talks about how General Practitioners play a critical role in the diagnosis and management of coeliac disease.