Bedside nurses and providers (physicians, PAs, NPs) tend to see the world differently, much of it driven by their training and the systems they work within. We chat about reconciling this and how to best function as a team.
Sep 30
Lightning rounds 72: How to teach POCUS
How to like to teach (and learn) POCUS in the ICU. Check out the Intensive Care Academy here! References Oto B, Baeten R, Chen L, Dalal P, Dancel R, Fox S, Lange Iv CW, Baston C, Bornemann P, Dugar S, Goldsmith A, Herbst MK, Kirkpatrick JN, Koratala A, Lanspa MJ, Lobo V, Nomura J ... Show More
40m 55s
Jul 2025
Placentas, Prostates, and Purple Goggles (Recess Rehash)
[We're on vacation, so enjoy this recent show in case you missed it!] Medical students share insights on hitting milestones and navigating transitions. The rollercoaster of medical school transitions is hitting some peaks, from the first nerve-wracking days of clerkships to the u ... Show More
1h 1m
Jan 2025
Parenting and the impact on training
In this podcast, Dr Gemma Phillips and Dr Yogita Chikermane discuss the impact of parenting on anaesthetic training.They share their own experiences, talk about how things might have changed since then (or not), and what still needs to change to help anaesthetists navigate the of ... Show More
41m 19s
Aug 2023
Planet centred care - It’s all about working together
<p>Healthcare is a complex system, and if we want to make changes such as those needed for sustainable healthcare, we need to work across multiple teams, and make sure we hear everyone’s voice, including our patients’. In this episode we’ll discuss how we can communicate and work ... Show More
42m 37s
<p>Today we're joined by Donna, Claire and Zoe, who discuss what it's like being a research nurse, sharing a range of interesting insights into what they get up to and more. </p><p> </p><p>Get in contact with the team on: </p><p>Facebook: <a href="https://www.faceb ... Show More