Gpsa Podcast

In this podcast Martin Rocks will explain the National Consistent Payments and how payments will work through Services Australia. Originally recorded in November 2022

The transition to college-led training on February 1st 2023 is fast approaching. What will GP training look like for supervisors and practices from that point on? What are the colleges doing to streamline processes and minimise duplication? Presented by: Kyra Moss – ACRRM General Manager Education Services Glen Wallace – RACGP PLT Transition manager Dr Karin Jodlowski‑Tan – RACGP National Clinical Lead ‑ Rural Dr Gerard Ingham – RACGP Senior Medical Advisor Dr Nicole Higgins – GPSA chair Carla Taylor – GPSA CEO Originally recorded in August 2022.

This podcast will enable supervisors to assist their registrars in dealing with general Men’s Health issues. In particular it aims to provide techniques to help them better engage with Men and their health. Originally recorded in August 2022

In this podcast learn how ACRRM will be implementing changes under college-led training and keeping supervision at the heart of their model. Originally recorded in July 2022

In this podcast we look to demystify some of the issues surrounding worker compensation, giving you a tool box to understand why the process is important to all parties. Originally recorded in July 2022

This podcast is designed for GP supervisors who want to give their registrars an understanding of chronic pain management,  including the development of a patient-centred, goal-directed plan, using a shared decision-making approach. Since chronic pain is a frequent presentation in Australian general practice, registrars need to be well versed in the assessment and management of chronic pain, especially in the context of comorbidities and polypharmacy. Originally recorded in May 2022

This podcast provides details on how the RACGP are planning to return training to the college and support our profession and communities and how it affects you and new and existing GP registrars. Burning issues are discussed such as practice agreements and supports, supervisor CPD, registrar selection and placement, and more. Presented by Georgina Van De Water, (MBA, GAICD Chief Transition Officer - RACGP, PLT), Associate Professor James Brown (OAM, FRACGP, FACRRM, DRANZCOG, MFM (Clin) Principal Medical Education Advisor - RACGP) and GPSA CEO Glen Wallace.

In this podcast an experienced practice manager and GP supervisor break down all the top tasks, forms, tips, and tricks to ensuring your registrar's arrival and experience is seamless - for both you the employer and registrar as the employee. Originally recorded in April 2022

This podcast will assist GP supervisors to teach registrars their role in advance care planning and how to support their patients in the process. Originally recorded in March 2022

You may have heard about structuring the learning environment for your GP registrars, but what does this really mean? In this podcast, we break this down by explaining 6 key elements, accompanied by tools and guidance on how to implement these in your practice.  Originally recorded in March 2022

This podcast will enable supervisors to assist their registrar to better identify ADHD in their adolescent and adult patients and to optimise their assessment, referral and long-term management in general practice. Originally recorded in February 2022.

This podcast focuses on being able to identify performance issues early, and address them to support registrars to achieve successful outcomes. Originally recorded in February 2022

This podcast will explore the various clinical supervision options available to a supervisor and discuss their strengths and weaknesses. Supervisors will receive a framework for random case analysis developed by the presenters that has been found to frequently reveal patient safety concerns. Originally recorded in December 2021

This podcast will support supervisors to assist their registrars in gaining the skills required to take an effective and adequate sexual history, order appropriate screening tests, and manage common STIs. Syndromes such as Pelvic Inflammatory disease (PID), urethritis, vaginal discharge and genital ulcers will also be explored.  Originally recorded in November 2021

This podcast aims to support supervisors to identify, assess, and facilitate development of skills in professional and ethical practice in their registrars. It covers a range of practical strategies for supervisors to use for teaching and learning professionalism in the general practice setting. Originally recorded in November 2021.

This podcast for new supervsiors will address the ‘how to’ aspect of practice-based teaching, focussing on the range of teaching methods and their utility. It will highlight a new framework for effective problem case discussion and reinforce the importance of developing a teaching plan.  Originally recorded in October 2021

This podcast will discuss how supervisors can best support their registrar to take a comprehensive history in the setting of complex disabilities, perform an appropriate examination, and provide management of specific clinical scenarios, medical-legal, and administrative issues. Originally recorded in October 2021

This podcast outlines the common presentations and care required for LGBTQIA+ inclusive care.  We will explore the language, terminology and approach your registrar will need to be aware of to deliver appropriate medical care to this vulnerable group of patients.  We will also outline how to ensure your practice is rainbow friendly and inclusive. Orginially recording in October 2021

This podcast aims to assist GP supervisors to better support their registrars working in the residential aged care facility (RACF) setting. It will cover a range of important clinical, medicolegal and administrative aspects of the role, as well as link to key resources. Originally recorded in September 2021

This podcast will discuss some of the consultation model structures, how to analyse consultations and, in turn, how to provide developmental feedback to GP registrars around their consultations. Originally recorded in September 2021