The New Zealand General Practice Podcast

Dr Dave teaches Dr Jo about exploding head syndrome, alcohol harms, migraine treatments, ACC and Diabetes changes and how to stop antidepressants amongst other things. The shownotes can be found at https://opotikigp.com/

This month Dr Dave teaches Dr Jo about.. Peptides, Methotrexate monitoring, HPV vaccination changes, IBS and tricyclic antidepressants , Cognitive screening for fitness to drive, and some brief clinical updates on medication changes. Show notes can be found at https://opotikigp.com/ and My Health Hub https://myhealthhub.co.nz/the-new-zealand-general-practice-podcast/ where you can also watch a video version of the podcast.

Dr Dave teaches Dr Jo about opiate side effects, insulin autoimmune syndrome. more about coffee, urate and cardiovascular risk, MSD extensions, Testosterone in Hypo-Active Sexual Desire Disorder, deprescribing PPIs, Ozempic mouth and measuring flatulence.

Dr Dave this month covers the Sustaining GP Wellbeing toolkit for local GPs in Canterbury, the importance and process of adverse reaction reporting via BPAC, a safety alert about genetic susceptibility to general anaesthetics in patients of Venezuelan maternal origin, permanent changes to Cremation Regulations for deaths in long-term residential or specialist palliative care, new ACC Return to Work Guidelines for elective orthopaedic surgery, the Groov mental wellbeing app, Australian deprescribing guidelines for older people, the updated SPUMS handbook for recreational diving medical assessments, and recent research on gluteus maximus shape predicting type 2 diabetes risk and the gut microbiome’s role in auto-brewery syndrome

This month Dr Dave teaches Dr Jo about Youth issues, Choking, Sexual violence disparities and Looksmaxxing. There us an update on Insulin and Abnormal uterine bleeding guidance. There is some reassuring news about MHT and all-cause mortality. Brief intersting topics like Dry eye and vitamin D, topical anaesthesia for IUD placement, and  "Jess’s rule" aimed at preventing delays in diagnosis are discussed. There is an update on Paediatric asthma and Post vaccination observation and a few laughs along the way.