This podcast is en excerpt of the webinar where we discussed the recent advancements in the development of online tools and resources available that are potentially helpful in keeping people safe from suicide.

A Keep it Simple Summary for Neuropathic Pain

60-70% of the Australian community will experience a traumatic event at some time in their lives. These are events that have the potential to result in long term psychological complications. Only 20% of those people will develop symptoms of PTSD.

As a GP, we are undertaking clinical reasoning with nearly every patient that we see. It is most often automatic. However, in preparation for the KFP exam, it can be helpful to deconstruct the clinical reasoning process. The ultimate goal, however, is to make us better clinicians, not just to pass the exam!

A Keep it Simple Summary for Acne Vulgaris

I started work as a GP in 1995 and was nearly burnt out as a GP before I’d barely started. I was overwhelmed. Not so much with the clinical workload but just the crushing burden of thinking ‘How am I supposed to know all this stuff?’

In many ways, the process of clinical reasoning is not unlike Sherlock Holmes unpacking a compelling mystery.

A Keep it Simple Summary for Stable Angina

A Keep it Simple Summary on Urticaria.

Have you ever wondered why depressed people find withdrawing from the world their best path? (If you’ve been depressed yourself you might also wonder why you do it yourself when you know you shouldn’t).