Goodfellow Unit

In this episode, Dr. Alwyn D'Souza delves into advanced haematology topics relevant to general practitioners. They discuss the significance of ferritin levels, the implications of raised globulins, and the complexities surrounding paraproteins and myeloma. The conversation emphasises the importance of clinical judgment in interpreting lab results and understanding the broader context of patient health.

Professor Ngaire Kerse talks about the challenges of managing multimorbidity and medication complexity in older adults.

She discusses the definitions of multimorbidity, the vulnerabilities of older adults to medication issues, and the importance of regular medication reviews, with emphasis on appropriate prescribing and the role of healthcare professionals in supporting older adults in their medication management.

The conversation also covers specific medications like statins and aspirin, the management of hypertension, the risks associated with anticholinergic medications, and the need for equitable medication management for Māori and Pacific populations.

In this episode Professor Angela Ballantyne discuss some commonly encountered medical ethics cases in general practice.

Dr Alwyn D'Souza discusses the interpretation of results, and the clinical implications of various blood parameters.

Nikki Turner unpacks measles containment, vaccination's role in eradication, and how you can change the outbreak's trajectory.