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Katie Bramall-Stainer

GP and Chair of GPC UK and GPC England at the British Medical Association. Discussed issues related to speaking up in the NHS.

Top 3 podcasts with Katie Bramall-Stainer

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Dec 13, 2024 • 35min

Hot Topics Interview: Dr Katie Bramall-Stainer, GP & Chair of the BMA General Practice Committee England

Dr. Katie Bramall-Stainer, a GP and the chair of the BMA General Practice Committee in England, shares her inspiring journey from a disengaged medical student to a leading advocate for general practice. She discusses the pressing crisis facing GP practices, highlighting the need for urgent government intervention. The conversation also dives into the power of collective action to improve working conditions, enhance patient care, and advocate for crucial reforms in GP contracts to foster better work-life balance. Discover her vision for the future of healthcare in the UK.
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Mar 12, 2025 • 47min

The data on physician associates in the UK, and speaking up in the NHS

Trish Greenhalgh, a leading expert in primary care from Oxford, shares insights from her review on the effectiveness of physician associates in the NHS. Habib Naqvi highlights the ongoing impact of racism in healthcare and the vital need for reform to support ethnic minority patients and professionals. Katie Bramall-Stainer discusses the critical barriers that prevent NHS staff from speaking up, including hierarchical culture and psychological safety issues. Together, they explore solutions to enhance communication and equity in healthcare, making it safer for all.
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Nov 15, 2024 • 58min

Ep 242: NHS GPs won’t survive unless … with Dr Katie Bramall-Stainer BMA GPC chair

Dr. Katie Bramall-Stainer, Chair of the BMA General Practice Committee, shares insights on the pressing challenges facing NHS GPs. She discusses the dire need for funding reform amidst rising costs and staffing shortages. Katie emphasizes the importance of building financial habits for medical professionals and the critical disparities in resources between general practices and large hospitals. The conversation also touches on the need for collective action and communication among GPs to secure sustainable services and improve patient care.