Show notes
THE CASE
Dr P works in a busy inner-city practice. One day a cancer patient bemoans the fact that she “never sees the same doctor twice” at the hospital, and asks “can I see you again doctor, you have been so helpful and understanding today?” Like many practices Dr P’s workplace uses a triage system, ensuring rapid on the day access for many patients but with poor continuity of care. She is finding it frustrating not to be able to see her own patients over time and wants to put the case to the partners that they need to reorganise their systems a bit to allow better continuity of care. What should she say to her colleagues about this issue?

1) RCGP Continuity of Care Toolkit

2) Continuity Counts Website

3) Continuity counts – A whole-practice approach to improving GP relational continuity

4) Continuity in general practice as predictor of mortality, acute hospitalisation, and use of out-of-hours care: a registry-based observational study in Norway
British Journal of General Practice 2022; 72 (715): e84-e90. DOI: 10.3399/BJGP.2021.0340

5) Continuity of GP care: using personal lists in general practice
British Journal of General Practice 2022; 72 (718): 208-209. DOI: 10.3399/bjgp22X719237

In episode 600, James and Mike invite Jamie Falk back to the podcast again and we talk about if exercise helps movement in Parkinson’s disease. You might be surprised by the size of the effect so have a listen and get all the evidence and numbers you need.

Show Notes
Tools For Practice
Exercise for Parkinson’s Disease: More movement = Better movement?

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