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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 5 MIN

Netflix for GPs? How Armchair Medical Is Transforming Conference Access

from The Doctor’s Lounge | BFD Podcast · host Business For Doctors

At the 2025 Melbourne BFD Conference, we sit down with Gary Smith, founder of Armchair Medical, to explore how medical conferences are being reimagined for the modern doctor.Armchair Medical has created what many describe as “Netflix for GPs”, a subscription platform giving doctors flexible access to leading-edge education without the time, travel and cost of attending in person.In this episode, we discuss:Why practical masterclasses attract the most attentionHow conference content can be available within daysThe unique protocols involved in filming medical eventsWhy rural and metro GPs alike are turning to on-demand educationHow doctors are integrating learning into busy lives, from car commutes to treadmill sessionsIf you’re balancing clinical work, family life and professional development, this conversation highlights a smarter, more flexible way to stay current in a rapidly evolving medical landscape.Tune in for insights on innovation in medical education and how technology is reshaping access for Australian doctors.

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