Goodfellow Clinics

Dr Anna Lawrence talks about hot topics in Urology.

Dr Bronwyn Sinclair talks about urinary tract infection (UTI) in pregnancy.

Dr Sam Dunn discusses varicose veins - vanity or a medical necessity?

Discuss incidence, aeitiology and a clinical approach to acute retention with a brief discussion on surgical management options. Firstly in men and then in women.

Dr Lucy Fergus discusses urinary incontinence in the older women.

Professor Bruce Arroll discusses updates in New Zealand medication for general practice.

Dr Whineray Kelly talks about breast health in New Zealand.

A discussion with international expert Dr Shawn Shea MD, on the interviewing strategy known as the Chronological Assessment of Suicide Events Approach (CASE approach).

Professor Keith Petrie talks about the Nocebo effect.

Dr Bruce Arroll talks about the distressed patient and taking care when making a diagnosis.

Dr Mark Fulcher talks about using exercise as medicine.

Dr Katie Bach talks about children’s teeth in New Zealand and why you need to get involved in children’s dental health.

It’s a simple truth: we all die- So why has discussing death and dying become so taboo?

Dr Giresh Kanji talks about the importance of exercise in the management of depression and insomnia in general practice.

Dr Rick Cutfield discusses diabetes management in the older or frail adult.

Anil Sharma talks about the management of endometriosis in primary care. Anil is a private gynaecologist working in Auckland at ascot central and has special interests in endometriosis, abnormal uterine bleeding and urogynaecology.

Pim Cuijpers talks about the challenge of improving treatments for depression.

Dr Christine mcIntosh talks about Sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI)

Professor Bruce Arroll discusses Prediabetes in New Zealand and proventing progression to type 2 diabetes.

Nikki Turner discusses the management of Measles in New Zealand.