Shows
GPnotebook PodcastEp 64 – Primary care dermatology: skin of colourIn this episode, Dr James Waldron and Dr Thuva Amuthan (GP with an Extended Role in Dermatology) explore dermatological presentations, treatments and complications in skin of colour. The topics that they cover include: inequalities faced in certain patient groups; the psychological impact of pigmentation, depigmentation and scarring; eczema and acne in skin of colour; melasma and vitiligo; traction alopecia; and folliculitis and its potential severe consequences.Thanks to Dr Thuva Amuthan for his time. All information in the episode is based on the personal experience of the presenters.Access...
2023-02-1728 min
GPnotebook testEp 64 – Primary care dermatology: skin of colourIn this episode, Dr James Waldron and Dr Thuva Amuthan (GP with an Extended Role in Dermatology) explore dermatological presentations, treatments and complications in skin of colour. The topics that they cover include: inequalities faced in certain patient groups; the psychological impact of pigmentation, depigmentation and scarring; eczema and acne in skin of colour; melasma and vitiligo; traction alopecia; and folliculitis and its potential severe consequences.Thanks to Dr Thuva Amuthan for his time. All information in the episode is based on the personal experience of the presenters.Access...
2023-02-1728 minGPnotebook PodcastEp 59 – Primary care dermatology: improving care by getting back to basicsDermatology is a vast subject and accounts for a significant proportion of the workload in general practice. Managing dermatological conditions can be a challenge and staying up-to-date is equally so. In this episode, Dr James Waldron and Dr Thuva Amuthan (GP with an Extended Role in Dermatology) discuss topics such as: getting into dermatology as a specialist interest; improving patient engagement and adherence; improving eczema care; acne; psoriasis and the impact of dermatology on mental health.Thanks to Dr Thuva Amuthan for his time. All information in the episode is based on the personal experience of the...
2022-12-0823 minGPnotebook testEp 59 – Primary care dermatology: improving care by getting back to basicsDermatology is a vast subject and accounts for a significant proportion of the workload in general practice. Managing dermatological conditions can be a challenge and staying up-to-date is equally so. In this episode, Dr James Waldron and Dr Thuva Amuthan (GP with an Extended Role in Dermatology) discuss topics such as: getting into dermatology as a specialist interest; improving patient engagement and adherence; improving eczema care; acne; psoriasis and the impact of dermatology on mental health.Thanks to Dr Thuva Amuthan for his time. All information in the episode is based on the personal experience of the...
2022-12-0823 min
RCGP Somewhere in BetweenThe One about the First 100 DaysHatim and Johannes chat to two newly-qualified GPs, Dr Helena Lendrum and Dr Thuva Amuthan (@dramuthan), about their first 100 days post-CCT.
Find out about RCGP mentoring at https://www.rcgp.org.uk/mentoring, and search 'GP SPIN' for a GP Salaried Portfolio Innovation Scheme near you.
2021-05-2248 min
#TeamGP PerspectivesPerspectives on... being a South Asian GP#TeamGP Perspectives are peer-to-peer conversations bringing GPs together to share perspectives on anything and everything general practice.
This week, join GPs from across the UK focusing on South Asian Heritage and what this means to them as GPs in celebration of the first South Asian Heritage Month.
Guests
Find Dr Mo Sattar on Twitter, Dr Aaliya Goyal on Twitter, Dr Thuva Amuthan on Twitter and Dr Zirva Khan on Twitter.
Resources
- Find out more about South Asian Heritage Month here and on Twitter.
Please note that the views expressed in these conversations are that of RCG...
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