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Have you tried the GPnotebook Podcast?
The GPnotebook Podcast is a bite-sized, regular chat for all healthcare professionals working in primary care. Episodes cover clinical tips and hot topics.
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Available on your favourite devices from all major podcast providers
Current
A great way to keep up-to-date with clinical developments
Concise
Each focused episode covers a key topic in 20 minutes or less
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Reliable
Since 2001, GPnotebook has been a "go-to" clinical reference source for busy primary care professionals seeking quick answers to clinical queries
Extensive
Written by practising GPs, GPnotebook comprises more than 30,000 pages of clinical reference material, with each article focused on a specific primary care topic
Quick
Information is organised into short, easy-to-read articles – quick enough to use during consultations. Hundreds of updates every month
Supports learning and development
As well as the written reference material, we have a growing library of video and podcast content, along with educational modules and quizzes to support learning and personal development
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