Social media: it’s So ME, it could be so you, too
Jo Scott-Jones has some words of wisdom for health professionals taking their first plunge into the social media sea, and remembers a 40th birthday skinny dip
24 Tammi 20147min
FIRST TIME: Unexplained symptoms need you to hear the patient’s story
A first visit of a patient with medically unexplained symptoms requires treading a fine line on many fronts. Jo Scott-Jones navigates the pitfalls
24 Tammi 201424min
FIRST TIME: My family and other animals: carers’ emotion and control
Caregivers face many difficulties but, if they can develop awareness of how their reactions affect the patient, more helpful strategies are likely to result. Jo Scott-Jones finds animal analogies can ...
24 Tammi 20147min
FIRST TIME: Avoid the potholes when assessing fitness to drive
The driving licence medical has its pitfalls whether you know the patient well or the patient is a complete stranger, as Jo Scott-Jones explains
23 Tammi 20147min
FIRST TIME: How to Treat seaside issues
Jo Scott-Jones reflects on the beach, bach and beyond in a special Christmas podcast on How to Treat seaside issuesFor many, the New Zealand Christmas holiday season involves at least one trip to the ...
23 Tammi 201421min
FIRST TIME: Consent to prostate screening should not be just an option
23 Tammi 20145min
Primary Thinking: Jonathan Simon
West Auckland GP Jonathan Simon is the latest to share his thoughts on primary care in the New Zealand Doctor podcast series, Primary Thinking.
3 Joulu 201310min
Primary Thinking: Allan Moffitt
20 November 2013: Dr Moffitt is the latest to share his thoughts on primary care in the New Zealand Doctor podcast series, “Primary Thinking”. In an interview with Reynald Castaneda, Dr Moffitt talks ...
19 Marras 201310min
