Illuminating Primary Care Podcasts

Burnout: A GP crisis

An evocative discussion with Dr Jo Davies, an experienced GP in the Midlands, around the burnout crisis sweeping through the General Practice workforce.

Dr. Janki Patel – In talks with Nuffield Health GP and benefits of portfolio GP careers

Dr. Janki Patel joins us for a casual discussion of her journey into qualifying as a GP and her decision to work alongside the NHS in a Private GP role. This includes a look at what you might expect from working as a private GP and the benefits of a portfolio career. You can find out more about private roles on our website.

Tekihealth Solutions – The new start-up business helping make remote consultation work easier and more accessible to GP’s and practices in the UK

We speak to Dr Stephen Katebe, Director and co-founder of Tekihealth Solutions, who explains why and how Tekihealth Solutions came about and the benefits of leasing his software to GPs and practices in the UK.

Greensand Health-Prioritising Wellbeing, Physical and Mental Health for employees and patients

We speak to Juliette Norton, the Managing Partner of Greensand Health, a pioneering general practice based in Maidstone. Employee and Patient wellbeing is the driving force for their innovation, Juliette tells us more about the inspiration behind their fantastic new practice.

How the UK’s biggest primary care provider was born

We speak to Dr. Hasnain Abbasi, Clinical Director and founder of AT Medics, who reveals how he and his co-founders started what is today the biggest primary care provider in the UK, the challenges since its 2004 inception, how technology has played a key role in growth, their merger with Operose Health and response to media criticism, and a look ahead to the next 10 years in primary care.

How a village practice became one of the biggest GP Partnerships in the UK

In the first episode of Illuminating Primary Care we talk to David Clark, Managing Partner at Mendip Vale Medical Practice, a traditional GP Partnership which has grown from a one-site 11,000 patients to a six-site 70,000 patients in just seven years.