Bex Cottey, Tano Rebora, David Coleman

How To Hack The NHS

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How To Hack The NHS is a UK-based healthcare podcast with one simple goal –  to make modern healthcare work for you . The show has a general practice focus and is presented by General Practice Business Manager Bex Cottey and GP Dr Tano Rebora. For more information please visit https://howtohackthenhs.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Bex Cottey, Tano Rebora, David Coleman

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Health

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14. Jun 2025

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Q&A Special 14.06.2025

Bex and Tano are back with a question and answer special. Our listeners have come up with a great set of GP-related questions and we've done our best to address these as honestly and directly as possible. The clinical topic for this episode is mental health, as Tano explains what GPs can do to help those who are struggling - and what people can do while they're waiting for help. Hosted on Acast. S...

How is Technology Helping General Practice? 14.11.2024

Bex and Tano are joined by Kieran Baker (NHS South Yorkshire ICB) and Dr Dr Satya Raghuvanshi (Head of Clinical at AccuRx) to discuss how digital solutions are helping clinicians to care for their patients. Unfortunately, Satya's sound is a little murky, but we think the quality of the discussion makes it worth persevering. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Five Minute Check-Up: Technology in Primary Care 15.10.2024

In our latest five minute check-up, Bex and Tano discuss the growing role technology plays in NHS primary care. In an upcoming episode, we will expand on this topic with a couple of special guests. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Five Minute Check-Up: RSV Vaccination 30.09.2024

In our latest five minute check-up, Bex and Tano discuss the latest addition to the winter vaccination - the RSV vaccine. What is RSV and why should you consider the vaccine? Join us for this brief explainer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How To Make A Complaint 04.09.2024

How do you make a complaint regarding NHS primary care services? And what is the impact when you do? We discuss a range of scenarios and our approach to managing complaints. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Five Minute Check-Up: GP Receptionists 21.08.2024

A recent online commenter referred to GP receptionists as "the punching bags" of the practice? Ours have been called even worse. But from our perspective, reception is the heart of the practice team and our skilled receptionists are valued team members. So why are they so unfairly maligned? In our latest short bonus episodes, Tano and Bex discuss this absolutely vital role and condemn the unfair a...

How To Get The Most From Your Doctor's Appointment 25.07.2024

Doctor's appointments can be stressful. You will likely have between ten or fifteen minutes to discuss your problem(s) and potential solutions. That's a lot less time than you think! Bex and Tano discuss strategies for maximising your experience with the GP and provide tips to help you get the most out of your visit to the surgery. Our medical section is a summer special! But instead of beaches an...

Five Minute Check-Up: Medication Shortages 03.07.2024

Where have all the drugs gone? In our new series of short bonus episodes, Tano and Bex discuss medication shortages. Learn what general practice is doing to make sure patients don’t come to harm as a result of supply problems — and what you can do to help! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Who Might I See And Why? Introducing The General Practice Team 10.06.2024

Everyone is familiar with GPs and general practice nurses - but who are all the new faces in primary care? And what do they bring to the table? We introduce some of these newer roles - nurse associates, first contact physios, physician associates, emergency care practitioners, and many more - and explain what they do and why you might find yourself sat in a consulting room with them instead of a G...

What Is Your GP Actually Doing? 07.05.2024

A quiet waiting room does not mean your GP is putting their feet up and enjoying an easy day. Face-to-face appointments with patients may be our bread and butter, but they are only the tip of a growing workload iceberg. In this episode, we explore what goes on behind the scenes in general practice and explain why there's a lot more to the GP's role than seeing patients, as important as that is. In...

Why Can’t I See My GP? 01.04.2024

It’s the number one question we get asked in general practice: Why can’t I see my GP? This is a huge topic and one we’ll be returning to throughout the series. In this episode, we’ll be laying the foundations to help you understand why primary care is struggling and how you can navigate the system. In our clinical segment, Dr Tano Rebora discusses erectile problems and explains why this common men...

Trailer 23.03.2024

How To Hack The NHS is a brand new podcast with one simple goal – to make modern healthcare work for you. The show is presented by General Practice Business Manager Bex Cottey and GP Dr Tano Rebora. It is produced by Dr David Coleman. The theme tune is "The Urban Gentry" by Beat Mekanik. It is used here under a CC BY license and available via The Free Music Archive. Hosted on Acast. See acast...

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