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Becoming a GP in the Nordic countriesGeneral practice is the bedrock of the Nordic countries. Even so, systems differ. The GP can either be a lone practitioner (common in Denmark) or work in big multiprofessional units (like in Finland). A strong tradition of personal continuity is typical for Norway. Also, the specialist training differs quite much, in Iceland, a strong network helps along the way, in Sweden, assessment along the specialisation path helps along. In this episode young GPs from the nordic countries discuss how we become GPs in the nordic countries. Participants: Annika Kolster FIN, Berglind Gunnarsdóttir ISL, Katrina Tibbals NOR, Linn Ekström-Feyzi SWE, Anne Mette Torp DK.
GP training in the Nordic countriesWhat would be the ultimate path to becoming a general practitioner? GPs Katrina Tibbals (NOR) and Annika Kolster (FIN) discuss specialist training in the Nordic countries. How is it organized, how should it be organized? For more information, please check out our statement.
Nordiska nätverk för allmänläkarenIs the job of a general practitioner lonely? What can a network offer a doctor in specialist training? And why should I be the one to organize it? (Answer: because it's fun). In the podcast, we talk about the Nordic networks, inspired by discussions with, among others, the Danish FYAM. This podcast is in Swedish.
NCGP 2024Three keynote speakers from NCGP 2024 took part in the podcasts: Minna Johansson talks about Core Value No. 3: We prioritise those whose needs for healthcare are greatest.Tuira Saloranta talks about Core Value No. 4: Person-centred care in general practice, a key to effectivity.Hálfdán Péturson talks about Core Value No. 2: We provide timely diagnosis and avoid unnecessary tests and overtreatment.