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RG Life Hacks

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The ACRRM podcast RG Life Hacks is a series exploring key topics that support registrars beyond the Rural Generalist Curriculum. Episodes cover areas such as settling into rural practice, medico-legal issues, self-care, and long-term professional sustainability.

You can listen to RG Life Hacks via the podcast webpage or on your favourite podcast platform. New episodes are added throughout the year, so be sure to subscribe to stay up to date.

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Rural Generalism in Ukraine: Practising Beyond Borders

Épisode 29

jeudi 30 juillet 2026 • Durée 29:57

In this episode of RG Life Hacks, Dr Emily Moody speaks with Dr Lara Wieland, Rural Generalist, medical educator and humanitarian doctor, about how Rural Generalist skills can translate beyond borders to humanitarian work in Ukraine.

The conversation explores what healthcare delivery looks like in war-affected communities, where damaged infrastructure, disrupted services, displacement and ongoing uncertainty exist alongside the everyday demands of chronic disease, antenatal care, mental health, paediatrics and palliative care.

Drawing on decades of experience in rural and remote Indigenous communities in Australia, Lara reflects on the adaptability, broad clinical judgement and practical problem-solving required to work safely with limited resources. She also discusses the importance of humility, listening to local clinicians and communities, and being genuinely useful rather than seeking dramatic or heroic roles.

This episode is essential listening for registrars interested in humanitarian medicine and how Rural Generalist skills can support communities beyond Australia.

Key resources

Only Passing Through Ukraine: https://www.passingthrough.net/

Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are those of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect those of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine. The material presented is for general information purposes only.

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AI vs the Rural Generalist: Threat or Tool?

Épisode 28

jeudi 11 juin 2026 • Durée 32:47

In this episode of RG Life Hacks, Dr Emily Moody speaks with Dr Amandeep Hansra, GP and Chief Clinical Adviser at the Australian Digital Health Agency, about artificial intelligence in general practice and whether it represents a threat, a tool, or something in between for Rural Generalists.

The conversation explores how AI is already being used in clinical practice, from ambient scribing and referral letters to patient education, evidence searching, recall systems, and back-office administration. Amandeep discusses the potential for AI to support registrars in broad-scope rural practice, while reflecting on diagnostic uncertainty and clinical judgement.

The episode also unpacks the practical and professional responsibilities that come with using AI, including the importance of protecting patient privacy, checking outputs against Australian clinical guidelines, avoiding over-reliance in high-risk situations, and maintaining clinical reasoning, procedural skills, and therapeutic relationships.

This episode is essential listening for registrars who are curious about AI, want to understand its opportunities and limitations, and are looking for practical ways to use emerging technology safely while preserving the core skills of Rural Generalist practice.

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Seeking Support During Your Own Personal or Professional Health Crises

Épisode 19

vendredi 4 juillet 2025 • Durée 38:25

How do doctors look after their own health while caring for their patients? In this episode of RG Life Hacks, Dr Emily Moody speaks with Dr Roger Sexton, rural GP and Medical Director of Doctors’ Health SA, about the importance of seeking support during personal or professional health crises.

With over 35 years of experience in rural practice and doctors’ health advocacy, Dr Sexton explores the unique barriers doctors face when accessing care, including stigma, confidentiality concerns, and professional expectations. He also reflects on the cultural shifts that are changing how the profession understands and supports doctors’ well-being.

The conversation highlights the critical link between doctors' health and patient safety, the evolving support systems available to rural clinicians, and the importance of showing up to work ‘in good shape’.

A must-listen for registrars and early-career Rural Generalists navigating life and work in remote settings, this episode offers clarity, reassurance, and practical strategies for staying healthy and thriving in practice.

Wellbeing Support Services

Doctors' Health SA: (08) 8366 0250
Doctors' Health NSW: (02) 9437 6552
Doctors' Health QLD: (07) 3833 4352
Doctors' Health NT: 08 8366 0250 (via SA service)
Doctors' Health Advisory Service WA (DHASWA): (08) 9321 3098
Victorian Doctors Health Program (VDHP): 1300 330 543
Drs4Drs: 1300 374 377 (1300 DR4 DRS)
Bush Support Line (CRANAplus): 1800 805 391

For more information and additional resources, visit ACRRM Wellbeing Support: https://www.acrrm.org.au/support/wellbeing/well-being-support

CBD Assessment

Épisode 18

vendredi 11 avril 2025 • Durée 39:53

How do case-based discussions (CBD) help registrars develop clinical reasoning and prepare for Fellowship? In this episode of RG Life Hacks, Dr Emily Moody speaks with Dr James Fraser, ACRRM’s Director of Assessment, to explore the purpose, process, and preparation behind this essential assessment.

James, an experienced clinician and educator with expertise in Rural Generalist medicine, provides a deep dive into CBD. He explains how this assessment evaluates registrars' clinical reasoning and decision-making using real patient cases. From selecting cases to managing the de-identification process, James offers practical advice and insights to support registrars' success.

Emily and James also discuss how CBD fits within ACRRM’s programmatic learning approach, its connection with other assessments like STAMPS and mini-CEX, and the role of feedback in shaping better doctors.

Whether you're preparing for CBD or simply curious about its role in training, this episode offers valuable insights for registrars at any stage. Tune in to discover how CBD promotes critical thinking, refines professional skills, and supports lifelong learning.

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Leadership and Advocacy: Lessons from Dan Halliday

Épisode 17

vendredi 14 mars 2025 • Durée 34:00

What does it take to become a leader in rural medicine? In this episode of RG Life Hacks, Dr Emily Moody sits down with Associate Professor Dan Halliday — the 100th registrar to train for Fellowship with ACRRM and a former College President. Drawing on over 20 years of experience, Dan shares his journey from growing up on a sheep and cattle farm in Tenterfield to becoming a Rural Generalist obstetrician and a leader in rural healthcare.

Dan reflects on the pivotal moments and mentors that shaped his career, the importance of saying "yes" to opportunities, and the lessons learned in balancing leadership, advocacy, and clinical practice. He also discusses the challenges of transitioning to college-led training and the recognition of rural generalist medicine as a specialty.

This episode offers inspiring insights for anyone passionate about rural medicine or considering a leadership or advocacy role in healthcare. Tune in to hear Dan’s advice on stepping up, embracing challenges, and driving meaningful change in rural and remote communities.

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Boundaries in Rural Medicine: Balancing Care and Professionalism

Épisode 16

vendredi 31 janvier 2025 • Durée 49:18

In small communities, the line between personal and professional life can get blurry—so how do rural doctors manage professional boundaries? In this episode of RG Life Hacks, Dr Emily Moody speaks with Professor Tarun Sen Gupta, Acting Dean and Academic Head of Medicine at JCU, about the challenges of maintaining boundaries in rural and remote practice.

With 30 years of experience in medical education, Professor Sen Gupta explores what boundaries are and the distinction between boundary crossings and violations. They also discuss which boundaries are flexible versus absolute and the challenges of managing dual relationships in rural settings.

This conversation is especially valuable for anyone beginning their career in rural and remote healthcare, offering key insights and practical strategies for managing professional boundaries in these unique contexts.

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The Journey of a Rural Generalist: Community Member, Clinician, and Academic

Épisode 15

dimanche 15 décembre 2024 • Durée 35:42

Join Dr Emily Moody and Professor Lucie Walters in the latest episode of RG Life Hacks. Emily and Lucie speak about the diverse nature of communities and the privilege of being Rural Generalist doctor in community. Themes like humility, reputation identity and the role of ACRRM are all discussed.

Lucie is passionate about improving the health outcomes of rural people through the education, training, and professional support of rural doctors. She is also a past President of the Australian College or Rural and Remote Medicine.

Lucie talks about her career as a Rural Generalist and an academic and explores the multitude of career pathways that are available to fellows. She speaks about academic medicine, university opportunities and the role further study in a doctor’s career.

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Rural Responders: From the Front Line

Épisode 14

mercredi 6 novembre 2024 • Durée 22:37

Dr Emily Moody speaks with Dr Tim Leeuwenburg, a career rural generalist and FACRRM working on remote Kangaroo Island in South Australia. In this episode, Tim shares stories from across his career, highlighting the importance of being prepared for the wide range of situations encountered in rural practice. He also reflects on vulnerability, the value of strong support networks, and how to support colleagues in challenging environments.

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Let’s Talk About Sex: How to Make the ‘Uncomfortable’ Topics Easier

Épisode 13

jeudi 15 août 2024 • Durée 32:23

Have you ever struggled to talk easily about sexual health with your patients? In this episode, Dr Emily Moody speaks to Dr Matt Ruhl about his career as a rural generalist with an impressive career in sexual and mental health care. He shares his experience about things you can do to help patients feel comfortable enough to open up and share their concerns. We also talk about the burgeoning rates of certain STIs, and how doctors can boost screening rates by ‘value-adding’ when patients come in for other tests. Listen into this episode for some excellent practical tips and general principles for sexual health consultations. Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are those of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect those of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine. The material presented is for general information purposes only.

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Neurodivergent Children and Primary Care: Experiences from Practice (Part 2)

Épisode 12

dimanche 30 juin 2024 • Durée 26:41

In the second part of our interview with Dr James Best, Emily and James talk about practical ways to engage neurodivergent children and their carers in a primary care environment. James offers suggestions on how to make a safe space and how to engage with the children in a respectful and non-threatening way.

James and Emily also discuss a variety of current issues in raising children, such a screen-time, prescription of drugs and behaviour management.

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