An episode with a difference this week as we celebrate changeover week for doctors in training in the UK.
I've asked 12 GPs across the UK all with different backgrounds and interests each to recommend one book they think every GP should read. I'd argue they are all books any healthcare professional will benefit from reading. A huge thank you to each and every one of them for being a part of this episode. You may recognise some voices as previous guests, you may recognise some names as big faces from medtwitter or the wider world of GP
A huge thanks to:
Pim Dhahan GP, Trainer and TPD from North Birmingham Follow Pim on twitterhere:https://twitter.com/DrPimPim
Margaret Ikpoh GP Trainer East Yorkshire and Vice Chair of the RCGP. Follow her on twitter: https://twitter.com/docmagsy
Hussain Ghandi GP Partner, trainerand the brains behind https://egplearning.co.uk/Follow him on twitterhttps://twitter.com/drgandalf
Francesca Boffey First 5 GP from North Derbyshire. Follow her on twitter https://twitter.com/fboff7
Dom Patterson GP, educator and founder of https://www.fairhealth.org.uk . Follow him on twitter https://twitter.com/DocDomP
Selina Flinders GP and safeguarding lead in Bolsover.
Catriona Davis a remote and rural GP who works on Islay.Follow her on twitter herehttps://twitter.com/catrionadavis
Naveen Jayadev GP partner, trainer and TPD with a lead role for Differential Attainment in Derbyshire.
Emma Cunliffe a freelance GP from North Yorkshire.
Zuhriya Muazu salaried GP from Doncaster.
James Thambyrajah GP, Vice-Chair RCGP South West Thames faculty. Follow James on twitter https://twitter.com/JThambyrajah
