Season 2 - Episode 5: The Quest for the Definition of Multimorbidity in Family Medicine

Season 2 - Episode 5 (The Quest for the Definition of Multimorbidity in Family Medicine)

What is the definition of multimorbidity and why is it important in Family Medicine? Which are the advantages when General Practitioners are facilitated in identifying patients with multimorbidity? Professor Jean Yves Le Reste, the coordinator of the FPDM study, discusses with us this fascinating topic and the progress of his project. (guest: Jean Yves Le Reste)

Season 2 - Episode 4: GPs, Social Media and Mobile Internet: Re-thinking a Problematic Relation

 Re-thinking a Problematic Relation)

In this episode, we discover the wonders of social media and mobile Internet and explore whether and how General Practitioners use them effectively. We also discuss the main concerns and problems of their implementation at a professional and personal level. (guest: Rob Dijkstra)

Season 2 - Episode 3: Why Health Literacy Level Matters

Season 2 - Episode 3 (Why Health Literacy Level Matters)

This episode of UGP 2.0 features a guest host, Freek Slooter, our colleague GP from the Netherlands, who interviewed Eldine Oosterberg on low health literacy during this year’s WONCA Europe conference. They offer us an insight into a common problem, which not only affects migrants, but also many other semi-illiterate people who lack the necessary skills to read and understand basic health information and face difficulties with communication. (hosted by: Freek Slooter, guest: Eldine Oosterberg)

UGP 2.0 Presentation at WONCA Europe 2011

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During this year’s WONCA Europe in Warsaw, we had the pleasure to make a short presentation about podcasting and its benefits with regard to medical education. We had also the opportunity to talk about UGP 2.0 and receive feedback from the audience (which is always welcomed and much, much appreciated!).

Here you can see the slides from the presentation…

Season 2 - Episode 2: The Order of the Phoenix

Season 2 - Episode 2 (The Order of the Phoenix)

In this episode, we talk about the next WONCA Europe conference and we focus on the VdGM preconference workshop and scientific programme. Even more importantly, we address the issue of the awareness and limited interest in this event among junior GPs and trainees. (guests: Magda Moszumanska and Anna Gurda-Duda)

We're back!

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Hi everyone,

Harris and I are happy to announce that UGP 2.0 is back for Season Two.

Needless to say, we wanted Episode 1 of UGP second season to be quite special. We then decided this very unique podcast had to be a tribute to a exceptional Man and Physician: Dr. Claudio Carosino.

Dr. Claudio Carosino died on Sunday, 24 October 2010, at the age of 59. He was tragically shot and killed by a patient, while conducting an off-duty house call in the rural village of Bussetto in Italy.

Besides being a member of the national scientific society of General Practice (SIMG), he maintained a special interest in the particular problems and characteristics of rural medicine and was the Italian representative of the European Rural and Isolated Practitioner Association (EURIPA). He was also the research coordinator of EURIPA, a member of the European General Practice Research Network (EGPRN), as well as a keen teacher of the vocational course. Furthermore, he was among the first Italian doctors who welcomed trainees and junior GPs of other European countries to their practices, participating in the Hippokrates exchange program of the Vasco da Gama Movement.

Season 2 - Episode 1: If You Can Make It There, You Can Make It Anywhere

Season 2 - Episode 1 (If You Can Make It There, You Can Make It Anywhere)

In this episode, we welcome you to the new season of UGP 2.0 and we discuss rural medicine and general practice. We also talk about the EURIPA network and the recently introduced Carosino Award. This episode is dedicated to the loving memory of Dr. Claudio Carosino. (guest: Raquel Gomez Bravo)

Episode 9: An Interview with Richard Smith

Episode 9 (An Interview with Richard Smith)

In this episode, the former editor of BMJ, Professor Richard Smith, joins us and together we discuss why it is important for a doctor to start publishing. He also talks about the Cases Journal, introduces us to Open Access Movement and argues the peer reviewing system. (guests: Richard Smith)

WONCA-EUROPE in Spain

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Did you listen to our last UGP episode???

You better ´cause it´s WONCA Europe time, once again! Listen to what Sara has to say, you´ll have a thrilling sense of what they have planned, you´ll be amazed and intrigued.

Episode 8: L'Auberge Espagnole

Episode 8 (L'Auberge Espagnole)

In this episode we talk about the next WONCA Europe conference, which will be held in Malaga this October, and take a first look at the Vasco da Gama activities during it. (guests: Sara del Olmo Fernandez)

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