Emma Bower

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1,286 appearances 13 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 14 Aug

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solve the problems higher up.
It could be a really good focus area for neighbourhoods as well.
I mean it seems like an absolute sitter to be able to take some of those services out of hospitals and into the community.
And like you say, there's lots of GPs who have the skills to be able to do this if they had the resources to do it properly.
Well, that's a really positive note to end on.
So thank you very much for coming on the podcast, Stephanie.
It's been really great to talk to you.
I've really enjoyed it.
Well that's it for this week.
Thanks again to Stephanie and thank you for listening.
We'll be back soon, but in the meantime don't forget you can keep up to date with all the latest news and access lots of other resources on our website at gponline.com.
Hello and welcome to Talking General Practice, the podcast from GP Online.
I'm Emma Bauer, the editor of GP Online.
Today on the podcast I'm speaking with Dr.
Ruth Abrams, an organisational psychologist and associate professor at the University of Surrey's School of Health Sciences, about her recent research published in the British Journal of General Practice on the conditions in which women GPs thrive.
Ruth discusses why women GPs experience disproportionate rates of stress and lower career progression, and talks about the medical gender pay gap.
She also outlines five practical actions individual GP practices can take right now to foster a fairer, more flexible and supportive environment.
Reath also highlights critical gaps in current research and explains why we need a national systemic policy change to ensure workforce sustainability, rather than simply telling individuals to be more resilient.
GP Online has joined forces with five essential healthcare resources to create the MIMS Healthcare Network.
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