Dr Ailish Nimmo is joined by Dr Wilf Okoroafor, a senior renal registrar in Bristol with a keen interest in clinical education. They discuss the investigations and management of patients with proteinuria.

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Dr Kerri Baker joins us for an interesting discussion on training, changes over time and some practical advice regarding Internal Medicine Training and the application process.

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Recorded: 3 August 2020

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This podcast series is brought to you by the Trainees & Members' Committee of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. We aim to discuss a multitude of clinical topics ranging from interesting clinical cases and diagnostic conundrums to updates on clinical guidelines. These clinical podcasts will be relevant for doctors at any stage of training and we hope you enjoy them and share them with colleagues. Feedback and suggested future topics are very welcome, please contact us via email at: [email protected]

Dr Felicity Baines and Dr Rachel Sutherland in conversation.

In our twelfth and final episode of COVID-19 Conversations, Dr Felicity Baines from the Borders General Hospital discusses her experiences and tips as an FY1 during COVID-19 with Dr Rachel Sutherland.

Due to the rapidly changing nature of scientific understanding and clinical practice regarding COVID-19, information here may no longer be accurate. It remains available for historical interest.

Recording date: 16 April 2020

Dr Adelina McLeod interviews Dr Anna Olsson-Brown.

For our eleventh episode Chair of the Trainees and Members' Committee (T&MC) Dr Adelina McLeod interviews Dr Anna Olsson-Brown, T&MC Elected Member(England & Wales) where they discuss trainee representatives during COVID-19.

Due to the rapidly changing nature of scientific understanding and clinical practice regarding COVID-19, information here may no longer be accurate. It remains available for historical interest.

Recording date: 3 April 2020

Dr Rachel Sutherland interviews Prof Martin Dennis.

For our tenth episode, Dr Rachel Sutherland interviews Professor Martin Dennis, Chair of Stroke Medicine at The Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences, University of Edinburgh to discuss stroke and COVID-19.

Due to the rapidly changing nature of scientific understanding and clinical practice regarding COVID-19, information here may no longer be accurate. It remains available for historical interest.

Recording date: 9 April 2020

Professors Liz Grant and Abraham Verghese discuss Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Due to the rapidly changing nature of scientific understanding and clinical practice regarding COVID-19, information here may no longer be accurate. It remains available for historical interest.

Recording date: 30 April 2020.

Julie McDonald, educational psychologist, shares advice for looking after your mental health.

In this episode, educational psychologist Julie McDonald shares advice for looking after your mental health.

Due to the rapidly changing nature of scientific understanding and clinical practice regarding COVID-19, information here may no longer be accurate. It remains available for historical interest.

Advice from Julie McDonald, educational psychologist.

In this episode, educational psychologist Julie McDonald shares advice on ways to deal with stress and uncertainty.

Due to the rapidly changing nature of scientific understanding and clinical practice regarding COVID-19, information here may no longer be accurate. It remains available for historical interest.

Dr Paolo Davide D'arienzo, Dr David Ryan and Dr Jemma Proudfoot in conversation.

For our seventh episode, Dr Paolo Davide D'arienzo, CT1 Internal Medicine at Barts Health NHS Trust, Dr David Ryan, FY1 Doctor at St George's University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Dr Jemma Proudfoot, Academic FY2 at Liverpool University Hospitals Trust, discuss their top tips for new FY1s.

Due to the rapidly changing nature of scientific understanding and clinical practice regarding COVID-19, information here may no longer be accurate. It remains available for historical interest.

Recording date: 15 April 2020