The GP Show

GP and Medical Educator Dr Sam Manger MBBS BSc FRACGP FASLM covers a variety of medical topics, with case studies, guideline reviews, guest interviews and more. This podcast is for medical professionals, including general practitioners, family physicians, specialists, allied health professionals, nurses, registrars/residents, medical students and anybody else who is interested in health, wellness, science and medicine.

June 4, 2026

#220 Loose Joints, Lax Ligaments, and Liquid Gold: Musculoskeletal Medicine for Hypermobility with Dr Rob Illingworth

Hypermobility is treated as a spectrum from flexibility to disabling pain and instability. This clinic-facing discussion uses Beighton scoring, historical flexibility, connective tissue features, proprioception, nociplastic sensitisation, bracing, rehabilitation and selected procedures to structure assessment and management.

May 19, 2026

#219 Fast Facts in Sexual and Reproductive Health with Dr Sarah Whitburn

A contraception request is not just method matching. Check medical eligibility first, especially migraine with aura, VTE history, mobility, age and cardiovascular risk. The same structured approach helps menopause care, intrauterine device pain planning, symptomatic discharge and self-collected screening follow-up.

May 2, 2026

#218 Workers' Compensation with Greg Spinda

Workers’ compensation notes are clinical documents with later consequences. Ask what happened immediately before the injury, record every symptomatic body area, mark provisional diagnoses clearly and match return-to-work certificates to actual duties and capacity.

April 25, 2026

#217 Men's Sexual Health with Dr Sama Balasubramanian

Erectile dysfunction, low libido and premature ejaculation become much clearer once the history moves beyond a yes-or-no screen. This primary care listen pulls cardiometabolic risk, obstructive sleep apnoea, medication effects, partner context and the meaning of morning erections into one assessment.

April 2, 2026

#216 Climate and Health in General Practice: Practical Approaches for Clinicians with Dr Kate Wylie

The clue is the exposure history that never made it into the consultation: smoke, heat, gas cooking, flood recovery, or distress about the future. It is worth opening for practical questions to add to asthma and mental health reviews, plus a grounded take on greener prescribing and systems.

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