In this insightful episode of "Be an Awesome GP," host Chris is joined by psychologist Dr. Sean Prentice, an expert on burnout with a keen focus on general practitioners. Together, they delve into the complexities of burnout and explore how aligning personal values with professional life can significantly impact a GP's well-being.

Dr. Prentice shares his valuable research findings, highlighting the link between values fulfillment and thriving in the medical field. They discuss the importance of strong support networks, including colleagues and mentors, in maintaining mental health. Tips on reframing challenges and the significance of external perspectives are also covered, offering practical advice for GPs to manage stress and burnout effectively.

Join Chris and Dr. Prentice as they unravel the subtleties of burnout and offer strategies to keep GPs informed, connected, and thriving in their demanding roles.

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Join Christopher Timms in an engaging conversation with Dr. Billy Stoupas, a GP Practice Owner and healthcare innovator from Australia. Dr. Stoupas shares his inspiring journey from a medical student to a successful GP clinic owner, emphasizing the importance of communication and compassionate care.

Discover how he has transformed Oakleigh Health District Centre into a thriving healthcare institution through his holistic approach and dedication to building strong patient relationships. With additional expertise in child health, skin cancer, and palliative medicine, Dr. Stoupas offers valuable insights on maintaining patient-centered care amidst evolving medical landscapes and AI advancements.

Learn about the principles that guide his practice management, the importance of GP-led practice ownership, and his vision for an integrated healthcare system that ensures no patient falls through the cracks. Don't miss this episode for an inspiring look at the future of general practice.

*Not a medical advice podcast. Views are our own and not the views of any organisation we may be associated with.

Welcome to another episode of "Be an Awesome GP"! Today, we are thrilled to sit down with Professor Danielle Mazza, a prominent figure in general practice and women's health. As the head of the Department of General Practice at Monash University School of Public Health and Preventative Medicine, Professor Mazza has played a pivotal role in updating the RACGP's Red Book.

In this episode, Professor Mazza provides an insightful overview of the newly launched 10th edition of the Red Book. She discusses the comprehensive updates and expanded chapters, covering essential topics like cancer prevention, women's reproductive health, eating disorders, and frailty. Professor Mazza also highlights the rigorous evidence-based framework used to develop the recommendations, ensuring they are relevant and trustworthy for Australian GPs.

Tune in to learn about the significant contributions the Red Book makes to preventive care in general practice, and how it aims to combat misinformation and provide GPs with the best tools and resources to serve their patients effectively. Don't miss this enlightening conversation!

Be An Awesome GP is targeted at GP's in the Australian Context. It is not specific medical advice for patients. The presenters views do not necessarily represent those of organisations they are affiliated with.