In this the sixth episode in our Private Practice Pro Podcast series we discuss how you can deliver amazing care to your patients by understanding what your patients expect from you. We cover the top 10 key things that patients want from you and then in the second part of the podcast go into the key aspects of medicolegal issues you should consider and tick off so you can be super safe and concentrate on growing your business knowing you have nothing to hide and are squeaky clean and safe and are a safe and compliant with all the regulations as you can be. You cannot hide from the responsibilities you have to deliver great safe medicine. I hope this podcast will give you the confidence to design these processes and adopt this ethos early on in your practice which will give a much higher chance of financial and professional success!. 

Video Consultations are here to stay!. In fact video consultations are a great opportunity to grow your private practice, particularly if you are just starting with a small clinic or rented rooms as a Private GP. However staying safe and showing the CQC you are outstandingly safe, effective and responsive is much harder unless you set up a system!. Knowing which patients to see face to face and which to see remotely can be challenging, and establishing a standard operating procedure and total triage model can really help, particularly if you are a Private GP, but just as applicable to a Consultant with a PA, or a Private physiotherapy clinic seeing patients physically and via video follow up. n this, the fifth episode in the Private Practice Pro podcast series we explore the key tips and checklists to follow to ensure a safe and efficient video consultation service. We discuss the key building blocks of total triage model and the key tips to consider when setting up your video consultation service. By the end of this podcast you should be able to set up your total triage model for your practice and deliver an amazing video consultation service for your patients!.

In this 4th episode of our podcast series we start to get into the detail of what exactly you can offer in private medical practice and explore where private patients actually come from. We look at the differences between Hospital Specialities and explore the vast array of opportunities in Private General Practice as well as giving you top tips to keeping it simple to begin with so patients have a great experience and keep coming back to see you!

Next Episode 4.8.21: Video Consultations are here to stay - how to set up a safe and efficient triage and video consultation service for your practice

In this podcast we focus on how to balance your NHS work and Private work and look at the Consultant Contract, Job Planning and how to negotiate. For GP's we take Partners, Salaried GP's and Locum's in turn and discuss the advantages and opportunities in Primary Care to develop a Private Healthcare Practice  outside of your NHS time.

Next episode 28.7.21: What can I offer in private practice ? and where will my patients come from?

In this podcast we discuss the three biggest misconceptions around setting up a private healthcare business or medical Practice. We discuss how these become barriers to even starting and we outline the simple tools and choices to hep you overcome these perceived barriers to gain the confidence to get going and take the plunge to start your business. So much of healthcare entrepreneurship is around being organized and systematic and a few simple approaches can give you space and time to start your private medical practice or healthcare start up with confidence, and therefore with a much higher chance of success. 

In the first of this Podcast series, Giles outlines how he started his Private Medical Practice and how different the world on Independent Healthcare Practice is now with GP's, Physio's and all sorts of Healthcare Practitioners starting up great businesses not only face to face with patients but online. Giles explains how PrivatePracticePro was formed in lockdown and what the course offers to budding healthcare entrepreneurs.