Measles in general practice – Episode 52

Measles in general practice – Episode 52

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Evolving role of AI in Australian general practice documentation

In this episode of The Good GP, Dr Tim Koh is joined by Kai van Lieshout, CEO and co-Founder of Lyrebird Health, to discuss the current and future role of AI tools in Australian general practice.Describing the uptake of AI transcription tools, with about a quarter of GPs using sc ...  Show more

Current diphtheria outbreak in northern Australia

In this episode, Dr Ramya Raman is joined by Dr Paul Victor Effler, a public health physician, to discuss the current diphtheria outbreak in northern Australia. The clinical features of diphtheria, including its potential for severe throat and skin infections, and highlights the ...  Show more

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