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Mental health, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Suicide prevention in young people

Psychiatrist Dr Chris Wever and Psychologist Andrew Fuller unpack the nuances of managing suicide risk in adolescents, including those who are neurodivergent or questioning their gender.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Wever, Andrew Fuller

Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Social media, ban fall-out for teens and mental health: Evidence, risks and GP strategies

Prof Wayne Warburton speaks with host Dr Rebecca Overton on what current evidence say about social media, mental health and young people.

Expert/s: Prof Wayne Warburton

Immunology and allergy, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Allergen immunotherapy in allergic rhinitis and asthma

In this episode, Paediatric Allergist Dr Gabby Mahoney speaks about the practical role of allergen immunotherapy in allergic rhinitis and asthma

Expert/s: Dr Gabby Mahoney

Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Toilet training troubles in kids: Readiness, refusal and when to refer

Join GP Rebecca Overton and Behaviour Analyst Renee Collins as they unpack what’s really driving toileting difficulties in children and why the usual “three-day” toilet training advice often isn’t enough.

Expert/s: Renee Collins

Mental health, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Beyond the autism diagnosis: Person-centred care in the GP setting

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

Expert/s: Dr Michaela Baulderstone

Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Food allergy: Prevention, acute care and long‑term management

When should you push ahead with allergen introduction at home and when should you hit pause and refer? Join paediatric allergist Dr Gabby Mahoney as she unpacks what’s realistic, safe and evidence based for GPs on the front line of food allergy care.

Expert/s: Dr Gabby Mahoney

Mental health, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Anxious adolescents: Avoidance, devices and the GP’s role

What if some of the ways we comfort anxious teens - exemption letters, extra reassurance, and immediate connection are quietly making their anxiety worse? Unpack how our good intentions and our devices, may be backfiring on young people.

Expert/s: Dr Danielle Einstein

Orthopaedic and sports medicine, Rheumatology

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Fascia and hypermobility – Approaching diagnosis and management

Discover how viewing “frequent flyers” and medically unexplained symptoms through a fascia and hypermobility lens can transform everyday general practice.

Expert/s: Alison Slater, Dr Jade Barclay

Mental health, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Early autism support in practice

In today's episode, Dr Michaela Baulderstone shares a practical discussion on recognising early developmental concerns and supporting families with timely intervention before an autism diagnosis is confirmed.

Expert/s: Dr Michaela Baulderstone

Paediatrics, Women's health

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Oral contraceptive decisions in teen consults

In today's episode, a practical panel discussion on how clinicians can navigate oral contraceptive choices and common concerns when supporting teenagers in everyday consultations.

Expert/s: Dr Kathy McNamee

Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Allergy testing in practice: What matters most for clinical decision making

Dr Gabby Mahoney clarifies when allergy testing is truly useful, how to interpret results in context, and the safest approach for managing suspected food and environmental allergies in primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Gabby Mahoney

Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Why chronic pain in kids looks different and what GPs can do

Dr Rebecca Overton speaks with physiotherapist Dr Sarah Wallwork about recognising and managing chronic pain in children.

Expert/s: Dr Sarah Wallwork

Suicide prevention in young people

Psychiatrist Dr Chris Wever and Psychologist Andrew Fuller unpack the nuances of managing suicide risk in adolescents, including those who are neurodivergent or questioning their gender.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Wever, Andrew Fuller

Paediatric Podcast

Mental health, Paediatrics

Social media, ban fall-out for teens and mental health: Evidence, risks and GP strategies

Prof Wayne Warburton speaks with host Dr Rebecca Overton on what current evidence say about social media, mental health and young people.

Expert/s: Prof Wayne Warburton

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics

Allergen immunotherapy in allergic rhinitis and asthma

In this episode, Paediatric Allergist Dr Gabby Mahoney speaks about the practical role of allergen immunotherapy in allergic rhinitis and asthma

Expert/s: Dr Gabby Mahoney

Paediatric Podcast

Immunology and allergy, Paediatrics

Toilet training troubles in kids: Readiness, refusal and when to refer

Join GP Rebecca Overton and Behaviour Analyst Renee Collins as they unpack what’s really driving toileting difficulties in children and why the usual “three-day” toilet training advice often isn’t enough.

Expert/s: Renee Collins

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics

Beyond the autism diagnosis: Person-centred care in the GP setting

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

Expert/s: Dr Michaela Baulderstone

Paediatric Podcast

Mental health, Paediatrics

Food allergy: Prevention, acute care and long‑term management

When should you push ahead with allergen introduction at home and when should you hit pause and refer? Join paediatric allergist Dr Gabby Mahoney as she unpacks what’s realistic, safe and evidence based for GPs on the front line of food allergy care.

Expert/s: Dr Gabby Mahoney

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics

Anxious adolescents: Avoidance, devices and the GP’s role

What if some of the ways we comfort anxious teens - exemption letters, extra reassurance, and immediate connection are quietly making their anxiety worse? Unpack how our good intentions and our devices, may be backfiring on young people.

Expert/s: Dr Danielle Einstein

Paediatric Podcast

Mental health, Paediatrics

Fascia and hypermobility – Approaching diagnosis and management

Discover how viewing “frequent flyers” and medically unexplained symptoms through a fascia and hypermobility lens can transform everyday general practice.

Expert/s: Alison Slater, Dr Jade Barclay

Paediatric Podcast

Orthopaedic and sports medicine, Rheumatology

Early autism support in practice

In today's episode, Dr Michaela Baulderstone shares a practical discussion on recognising early developmental concerns and supporting families with timely intervention before an autism diagnosis is confirmed.

Expert/s: Dr Michaela Baulderstone

Paediatric Podcast

Mental health, Paediatrics

Oral contraceptive decisions in teen consults

In today's episode, a practical panel discussion on how clinicians can navigate oral contraceptive choices and common concerns when supporting teenagers in everyday consultations.

Expert/s: Dr Kathy McNamee

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics, Women's health

Allergy testing in practice: What matters most for clinical decision making

Dr Gabby Mahoney clarifies when allergy testing is truly useful, how to interpret results in context, and the safest approach for managing suspected food and environmental allergies in primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Gabby Mahoney

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics

Why chronic pain in kids looks different and what GPs can do

Dr Rebecca Overton speaks with physiotherapist Dr Sarah Wallwork about recognising and managing chronic pain in children.

Expert/s: Dr Sarah Wallwork

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

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Psychiatrist Dr Chris Wever and Psychologist Andrew Fuller unpack the nuances of managing suicide risk in adolescents, including those who are neurodivergent or questioning their gender.

Prof Wayne Warburton speaks with host Dr Rebecca Overton on what current evidence say about social media, mental health and young people.

In this episode, Paediatric Allergist Dr Gabby Mahoney speaks about the practical role of allergen immunotherapy in allergic rhinitis and asthma

Join GP Rebecca Overton and Behaviour Analyst Renee Collins as they unpack what’s really driving toileting difficulties in children and why the usual “three-day” toilet training advice often isn’t enough.

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

When should you push ahead with allergen introduction at home and when should you hit pause and refer? Join paediatric allergist Dr Gabby Mahoney as she unpacks what’s realistic, safe and evidence based for GPs on the front line of food allergy care.

What if some of the ways we comfort anxious teens - exemption letters, extra reassurance, and immediate connection are quietly making their anxiety worse? Unpack how our good intentions and our devices, may be backfiring on young people.

Discover how viewing “frequent flyers” and medically unexplained symptoms through a fascia and hypermobility lens can transform everyday general practice.

In today's episode, Dr Michaela Baulderstone shares a practical discussion on recognising early developmental concerns and supporting families with timely intervention before an autism diagnosis is confirmed.

In today's episode, a practical panel discussion on how clinicians can navigate oral contraceptive choices and common concerns when supporting teenagers in everyday consultations.

Dr Gabby Mahoney clarifies when allergy testing is truly useful, how to interpret results in context, and the safest approach for managing suspected food and environmental allergies in primary care.

Dr Rebecca Overton speaks with physiotherapist Dr Sarah Wallwork about recognising and managing chronic pain in children.

Psychiatrist Dr Chris Wever and Psychologist Andrew Fuller unpack the nuances of managing suicide risk in adolescents, including those who are neurodivergent or questioning their gender.

Prof Wayne Warburton speaks with host Dr Rebecca Overton on what current evidence say about social media, mental health and young people.

In this episode, Paediatric Allergist Dr Gabby Mahoney speaks about the practical role of allergen immunotherapy in allergic rhinitis and asthma

Join GP Rebecca Overton and Behaviour Analyst Renee Collins as they unpack what’s really driving toileting difficulties in children and why the usual “three-day” toilet training advice often isn’t enough.

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

When should you push ahead with allergen introduction at home and when should you hit pause and refer? Join paediatric allergist Dr Gabby Mahoney as she unpacks what’s realistic, safe and evidence based for GPs on the front line of food allergy care.

What if some of the ways we comfort anxious teens - exemption letters, extra reassurance, and immediate connection are quietly making their anxiety worse? Unpack how our good intentions and our devices, may be backfiring on young people.

Discover how viewing “frequent flyers” and medically unexplained symptoms through a fascia and hypermobility lens can transform everyday general practice.

In today's episode, Dr Michaela Baulderstone shares a practical discussion on recognising early developmental concerns and supporting families with timely intervention before an autism diagnosis is confirmed.

In today's episode, a practical panel discussion on how clinicians can navigate oral contraceptive choices and common concerns when supporting teenagers in everyday consultations.

Dr Gabby Mahoney clarifies when allergy testing is truly useful, how to interpret results in context, and the safest approach for managing suspected food and environmental allergies in primary care.

Dr Rebecca Overton speaks with physiotherapist Dr Sarah Wallwork about recognising and managing chronic pain in children.

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