The President of the College of Family Physicians Singapore, Adjunct Professor Tan Tze Lee, joins The GoodGP to discuss general practice in Singapore.

In this episode, Adj Prof Tze Lee explains the differences and similarities of general practice in Australia and Singapore including, how the health system works, access to general practice, the cost of visiting a GP, and the cultural and demographic differences.

The GoodGP also explores what Australian GPs can learn from the Singapore health system.

Prof Jon Emery, Herman Professor of Primary Care Cancer Research at the University of Melbourne, discusses the early detection of Lung Cancer.

In this episode, Prof Emery explains the diagnostic challenges, the demographic changes and high risk patients, lung cancer screening and improving lung cancer detection as a GP.

In this episode we welcome Glen Turner who is the Health and Wellbeing Lead for Parkrun Australia. Glen discusses the history behind Parkrun and the associated health and wellbeing benefits and how this can be used for social prescribing in general practice.

In this Migraine episode, Neurologist Dr Peter Silbert discusses migraine treatment and prevention.

In this episode of The GoodGP, Neurologist Dr Peter Silbert discusses migraine diagnosis and prevention.

Dr Silbert explains how to differentiate migraines from other headaches, what symptoms to identify and the top three symptoms that can help GPs diagnose a migraine.

This episode also covers the:

- cause of migraines

- investigations GPs should and should not be doing

- types of migraines

- impact of the contraceptive pill.

In this episode, we are joined once again by Adjunct Professor Paul Effler, medical coordinator, Communicable Disease Control Directorate, WA Department of Health to discuss influenza vaccinations.

Paul explores the key messages for GPs as we head into flu season including the importance of vaccinations in children under five and in pregnant women.

This episode also covers:

- the benefits of vaccinations, and how to discuss vaccines with hesitant patients

- the upcoming flu season and what does it mean for GPs, and

- where to next in influenza vaccines.

In this episode, Adjunct Professor Paul Effler, medical coordinator, Communicable Disease Control Directorate, WA Department of Health speaks to The Good GP about measles and measles outbreaks.

In this episode, Paul covers the major public health implications of measles, typical presentations, vaccinations and testing.

The Good GP interviews Dr Angus Chan, outgoing President of the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians on what it is like to be a general practitioner in Hong Kong.

Dr Chan explains the differences to practicing in Australia, including the cultural challenges and work-life balance.

In the 50th Good GP episode, Dr David Hawkes, Director of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry at the Victorian Cytology Service, discusses HPV testing in general practice and the changes as a result of the National Cervical Screening Program.

In this episode, Dr Hawkes explains the reliability of the testing and the rationale for switching from cytology based testing to HPV testing. He also explains the Meijer criteria, the issues of contamination and more.

The Good GP interviews Prof. Justin Beilby, Vice Chancellor at Torrens University Australia and practicing GP, on emerging technologies in general practice including artificial intelligence and virtual reality.