Pulse in Focus: The Podcast for GPs
Pulse in Focus: The Podcast for GPs
Podcast Description
Pulse in Focus: The Podcast for GPs brings listeners a monthly update on all things general practice.Led by our team of journalists at Pulse, the leading publication for GPs in the UK, we provide insights on the top stories and clinical guidance, keeping GPs informed of the latest developments in primary care.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of themes including updates on GP contracts, clinical guidelines, and healthcare policy. Specific episodes feature discussions on the 2025/26 GP contract, the latest NICE asthma guidelines, and interviews with healthcare leaders such as MP Stephen Kinnock focusing on the future of the GP partnership model.
Pulse in Focus: The Podcast for GPs brings listeners a monthly update on all things general practice.
Led by our team of journalists at Pulse, the leading publication for GPs in the UK, we provide insights on the top stories and clinical guidance, keeping GPs informed of the latest developments in primary care.
In the first episode of our new monthly podcast Pulse in Focus: The Podcast for GPs, features assistant Maya Dhillon and senior reporter Eliza Parr discuss how the new GP contract will impact practices.
Eliza explains where the new funding has come from, where it is going, as well as what the changes in A&G, QOF and ARRS might mean for general practice.
Maya is then joined by editor Sofia Lind to reflect on primary care minister Stephen Kinnock's address at Pulse LIVE London last month.
Mr Kinnock pledged a full commitment to the GP partnership model, announced a crackdown on private sector therapists, and confirmed that despite its recent shortcomings the CQC is here to stay.
And, for the clinical update of the month, clinical editor Caroline Price dissects the latest NICE asthma guidance with our clinical adviser, Dr Keith Hopcroft and outlines what the changes will be to diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of asthma.
This episode was produced by Maya Dhillon and Mollie Fraser-Andrews.
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