FICMlearning

Phil Walton is the Project Lead for Deemed Consent Legislation at NHSBT and played a pivotal role in the implementation of Max & Keira's law in Wales. In this podcast he talks about his experiences of introducing a mass behaviour change strategy, which also involved getting help from a professor of linguistics and a hostage negotiator.

Dale Gardiner is the National Clinical Lead for Organ Donation. In this podcast he gives a clinical perspective of the new legislation relating to deemed consent, with a particular focus on communication with families.

Matt Bromley talks to Professor Simon Conroy about understanding frailty and how it impacts care for older people.

Martin Huntley introduces the latest FICMLearning podcast on frailty in critical care.

Matt Bromley talks to John Fletcher and Manoj Wickramasinghe about the practicalities of developing a high-fidelity simulation course for critical care with an MDT focus.

Matt Bromley talks to Andrew Jacques about how he developed an in-situ simulation program on their intensive care unit in Reading.

Martin Huntley introduces the second part of the series of podcasts on simulation as an educational tool in critical care.

Martin Huntley introduces the second part of the series on difficult decision making in critical care.

James Sira talks to Dominic Bell about the concept of futility and how it can be used as a framework when making decisions.

James Sira talks to Dominic Bell about the ethical and legal aspects of managing conflict around decisions to provide, withhold or withdraw treatment.