S3 E9 - The RCGP Membership Fee Song; Working weekends; Covid in hamsters; The Triple F*** Syndrome; Child mental health; Recurrent UTIs
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18th March 2022
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In the Hot Topics podcast, Neal Tucker discusses the latest primary care news and research.
This week:
- Reflecting on NHS England's PCN stipulations - general practice finds itself in a lose-lose situation. Is it a coincidence it comes just as a think tank backed by the health secretary pushes for all GPs to be salaried?
- Research:
- Hamsters can give you covid. What should we do? Lancet
- The Triple F*** Syndrome - a different way to think about personality disorder? BJGP
- What do young people with mental health issues value from general practice and what helps. BJGP
- Durability of maternal COVID antibodies in infants - is natural infection or vaccination best? JAMA
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