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An approach to nausea and vomiting in palliative care

Doctors Lisa and Sara talk to Palliative Care Consultants Doctors Cat Barrat Ayres and Cat MacDermott about nausea and vomiting in palliative patients. We talk through their overview of assessing patients with these symptoms, tips to work out causes before considering medication ...  Show more

The value of lifestyle medicine in general practice

Doctors Lisa and Sara discuss lifestyle medicine with Dr Lydia Vogelaar-Kelly. We cover what lifestyle medicine is and her approach to it in general practice. We then look at some interesting cases that highlight how effective lifestyle medicine can be in consultations with patie ...  Show more

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