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What you, as a primary care clinician should know about:
- Vaping
- The General Practice contract deal
- GPs getting abused.

Emma is a senior nurse and Si is a Paramedic and Advanced Clinical Practitioner. Representing Primary Care UK, they discuss what these news headlines mean for us working in the front line.

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Presented by Emma Borders and Simon Robinson.

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THIS EPISODE: Having understood the importance of Genomics in Primary Care, we start the beginning, and cover the basic terms concepts and how we in primary care should move forward when faced with a patient with such a presentation.

This is episode 2 of our 6 part series.

The episode is about helping you understand Genomics terminology, applicability to primary care, the importance of taking a family history, examples of relevant conditions that we encounter in a GP surgery and about where and when to refer, particularly for genetic tests.

As your 'average' frontline GP and paramedics, co-hosts Munir Adam and Claire Green speak to the experts, to whom we are grateful:

• Dr Angela Brady, Consultant Clinical Geneticist North West Thames Regional Genetics Service, Joint Clinical Education Lead North Thames Genomic Medicine Service Alliance.
• Dr Faye Dannhauser, Portfolio GP and GP Lead for the North Thames Genetic Medicine Alliance.

SPONSOR: The Genomics mini-series was sponsored by, and co-produced with the North Thames Genomics Medicine Service.

Useful links:
The NTGMS: https://www.norththamesglh.nhs.uk/education-resources
Education programme: https://www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs.uk/education/​
National Genomic Test Directory: NHS England » National genomic test directory

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Let's continue the discussion... Please check part 1 if you haven't already.

So are PA's replacing doctors?
And let's get to the bit that matters most: What should we be doing about this?

Quite specifically, what can YOU do about this?

This is the SECOND HALF of a discussion in which hosts Munir Adam (the GP) and Marium Hanif (the PA) explore the PA role and upcoming PA regulation by the GMC 2024.

SPECIAL THANKS: To Stephen Nash, Physician Associate and Founder at UMAPs Limited (United Medical Associate Professionals).

USEFUL LINKS: E36/38: Are Physician Associates replacing Doctors: USEFUL LINKS. (primarycareuk.org)

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CONTRIBUTE: To sponsor or contribute, do visit our website: www.primarycareuk.org

DISCLAIMER: This podcast is aimed at specified categories of clinical staff working in the UK, and the content provided is both time and location specific. The aim is to ensure information is accurate, up-to-date and comprehensive, but this is not guaranteed. Hosts, other contributors, and the organisations they represent do not accept liability for any actions, consequences or effects that result, directly or indirectly from the information provided.

Specifically, this podcast is NOT intended for use by the general public or patients and must not be used as a substitute for seeking appropriate medical or any other advice. Views expressed are the opinion of the speakers, is general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for seeking advice from a specialist. Healthcare professionals accessing information must use their own professional judgement, and accept full responsibility when interpreting the information and deciding how best to apply it, whether for the treatment of patients, or for other purposes.

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