Wonca Europe Podcasts

Welcome to the recording of the Wonca Europe webinar "Antibiotics in Pregnancy and Lactation," organised in partnership with the European Network of Teratology Information Services (Entis). This webinar was recorded on 24 June 2026. The session is presented by Prof. Matitiahu (Mati) Berkovitch and is moderated by Prof. Ken Hodson, Head of the UK Teratology Information Service and Chair of the Scientific Committee for Entis, together with Prof. Dr. Serdar Öztora, Chair of Europrev and member of the Wonca Europe Executive Board. We hope you enjoy the session.

Welcome to the recording of the webinar "Lifestyle Medicine as a Clinical Tool for Type 2 Diabetes Remission". This webinar is a joint collaboration between the Wonca Europe Lifestyle Medicine Special Interest Group and the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine and was recorded on 11 June 2026.Moderated by Dr Lilach Malatskey, Chair of the Wonca Europe Lifestyle Medicine Special Interest Group, this session features Dr Rosália Páscoa, Dr Angharad Kate Woolley, and Dr Tehila Mazal, who explore the latest evidence on Type 2 diabetes remission and share practical lifestyle medicine approaches that family doctors and primary care teams can use to support their patients.

This is a fascinating interview with Dr Ueli Grueninger, who designed the Wonca Tree. In the interview, Ueli discussed the start of the Wonca tree idea and how it has developed over time, including reflections on its relevance to us as family medicine doctors. Listen to Ueli’s reflections about the tree, and how it can shape all of our ideas and practices as an emblem of Wonca Europe and our shared values.

Recorded on 22 January 2026.Dr Tara Kiran will set some context on the Canadian system and then review OurCare. OurCare is Canada’s largest public engagement initiative on the future of primary care, which has shaped policy direction in multiple provinces and informed Ontario’s Primary Care Act. She will cover what the initiative did, what patients told them, and how it has influenced policy and the work they are continuing to do to try and advance reforms.

12 December 2024, 16:30 CET The way we currently practice medicine is unsustainable for patients, clinicians, health systems, societies and the planet. We urgently need a new way of thinking about human, financial and environmental resources in healthcare. But how can we advance care without overwhelming capacity?