Good day. Dominic Barfield here and this is the RVC Clinical Podcast. Big thank you for listening

and make sure you hit that subscribe button on your smartphone or fruit-based device. We're really

grateful for you taking the time to download and listen to this podcast. We don't ask for much

in return though we would really be grateful if you could pop to iTunes or it's now rebranded as

Apple Podcasts, which is just delivering podcasts through the podcast app and leave us a review.

Obviously, a five-star review would be great, such as those recently left by M.M. Burke 26,

your comments really enjoy listening to these podcasts. They're super informative, and having

intended the RVC, it's good to hear again from my old clinicians. Keep going. So thanks for

that, but I'm not quite sure what it means my old clinicians. But anyway, we'll gloss over that.

So these five-star reviews, tweets really help on metrics.

Brian and myself do not understand, say something to do with analytics of Apple Podcasts,

make it easier for others to access this information.

Now, oh, yes, I know from looking at where people actually downloading this information,

so maybe for this week, I know we have some Kiwi listeners out there,

so it'd be great if we can try and get a review from New Zealand, please.

So that's the challenge laid down.

So today we're very grateful to have Jill Madison with us.

So Jill is Professor of General Practice of the

ObesCE and involved in a variety of things here. And more recently, in charge of the help of

CPD, so including the certificate of advanced veterinary practice. She still sees consults

and runs a number of very successful CPD courses throughout the world. And a lot of

that's focused on clinical reasoning internal medicine, which is what we're going to talk about today.

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