Don't Forget the Bubbles

Don't Forget the Bubbles

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Don't Forget the Bubbles episodes

  • The story of us by Jesse Spurr
    Jesse Spurr needs very little introduction. Other than being involved in two of the greatest conferences out there (SMACC and DFTB18) Jesse also is co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of Simulcast.

    In this talk from the simulation stream of DFTB17 Jesse talks about the challenges of debriefing outside of the simulation lab. It’s not as hard as you think it is.  He’s going to take you through two key articles from the debriefing literature and show you how you can translate them to real life practice.

    Cite this article as:
    Davis, T. The story of us by Jesse Spurr, Don't Forget the Bubbles, 2018. Available at:
    http://doi.org/10.31440/DFTB.15906

    24 min
  • Toy story: by Michelle Davison
    Michelle is a powerhouse of paediatric education. She has leveraged her interest in both paediatrics and simulation to create EduAcute. At DFTB17 she talked about what fidelity in simulation actually means. Do we need to have the fanciest, most expensive mannequins to achieve our learning outcomes? It is all well and good playing with expensive toys but if our learners don’t actually learn anything other than “Wow, that mannequin was really realistic” then what was the point.

     

    22 min
  • You can’t handle the truth: patient safety by Jonny Taitz

    Dr Jonny Taitz is a specialist General Paediatrician in private practice in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs but for this talk he is the Director of Paediatric Patient Safety for the Clinical Excellence Commission.  It is in this guise that he talks about the key work the CEC do to improve the quality and safety of healthcare provided to our young population. If you are not already doing so then you should be taking a look at their Paediatric Watch newsletters.

    0 min
  • Everything counts in small amounts: you can make a difference by Natalie May
    Natalie May is one of the powerhouses behind that great British institution, St Emlyns. Having completed her emergency medical training in the UK she has moved to warmer climes and works as a Specialist in Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Medicine for Sydney HEMS as well as doing the odd job on the side for the local NETS service.

    This talk is a a little different. You may wonder what paediatricians can teach those of us that also look after adults. Watch the talk and find out.

    21 min
  • TB or not TB, that is the question by Clare Nourse
    Claire Nourse is the Director of Paediatric Infection Management at the Mater Mother’s Hospital and an associate professor of Paediatrics at the University of Queensland. Having worked in many impoverished climes she reminds us of the global burden of TB before bringing it home to cases we might see in Australia.

    If you want to read more about this prevalence of the problem in Australia then take a look at this paper.

    Teo SS, Tay EL, Douglas P, Krause VL, Graham SM. The epidemiology of tuberculosis in children in Australia, 2003-2012. Med J Aust. 2015 Dec 14;203(11):440.

    23 min
  • Neither here nor there by David McDonald
    David McDonald is a staff specialist paediatrician working in Port Macquarie. He is a passionate advocate for life outside of the big city and in this talk you can here why.

    He has written about some of the differences between working in the real world and the ivory towers of tertiary and quaternary centres on DFTB in the past.

    24 min
  • The walking wounded: ambulatory care by Susie Piper

    Susie Piper is the Director of Paediatrics and Child Health for the Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District. Having previously run the Paediatric Ambulatory Care service at Campbelltown and Wyong hospitals.

    Not all children that present to hospital via the emergency department need to be admitted to ongoing care. Susie talks about the role of an ambulatory care service and how it is slowly catching up with the adult Hospital in the Home (HITH) system.

    24 min
  • Are you as good as you think you are? Communicating quality by Jane Cocks

    Jane Cocks is a leading expert in neonatal and paediatric retrieval and has literally wrote the book (well, a chapter anyway). As former clinical director of SAAS Medstar kids she talks about the importance of key performance indicators and metrics in paediatric retrieval. We all like to that we are amazing at everything we do, but we do fail sometimes.

    26 min
  • Terror australis: fatherhood, faeces, and fear by Casey Parker

    Who is Casey Parker? If you googled the name prior to the inaugural SMACC in Sydney you would have thought that ‘she’ was one of Panama’s leading adult stars. But now, when not playing a minor role in Grey’s Anatomy, he is a true generalist, working in Broome in Western Australia.

    He’s part rural anaesthetist, part general practitioner, part educationalist and the other quarter of him is made up of an ultrasound machine. He writes at Broomedocs.com  and also presents a podcast that is not just for rural generalists and ultrasound tragics.

    This talk though is something else altogether.

    18 min
  • To infinity and beyond: future care for kids by Sarah Dalton

    Dr Sarah Dalton is the President of the Paediatrics and Child Health division of the Royal Australian College of Physicians. She is also one of the organizing committee of the upcoming OnTheWards18 conference.

    When not attending conferences she works at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead as a Paediatric Emergency Physician.

    In this talk she takes us through a case that has stayed with her and how things might be different in the future.

    24 min

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