Episode three of Injectable Orange Podcast sees me talking to, well, um, me. I know, only episode three and doing solo shows already. It's not exactly like that. Last week I delivered a 25 minute talk to the new Intern group at my hospital. The talk was well received with some of the eager new docs coming and asking if they could share it with their colleagues or have my slide set. While they were most definitely welcome to the slides, as you can see from above, they were purely intended as a visual support to the talk (they are not my presentation). Mixed with a little egging on via Twitter, I thought I would record a condensed, made-for-podcast version and float it out into the ether.So, for the new doctor, nurse or healthcare worker in your life, please share if you find it helpful.

Ep. 3 - Intern's Guide to the Galaxy

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"After moving from the North of Scotland two years ago, I've worked between an emergency department and critical care in central London. Nursing on the frontline in a capital city can present it's own unique issues, but I truly believe that we canall find ourselves facing challenges derived from our health systems, patients or upon reflection internally.
I often find myself uncomfortable when adorned with the title of "Saint" or "Angel"; I do feel that this is my vocation, but I hardly float around my ICU with a halo in situ! As nurses we are incremental to the holistic patient experience and often responsible for interventions that will drastically improve outcomes - I shall always remain proud of that." Connor Bond

i See You, Nurse - By Connor Bond

This podcast was recorded live at a Metro North Hospital and Health Service Research Principles series. I was invited to speak on Using Social Media to Share Research Outcomes. As part of the session I invited Dr Erik Wood, Staff Specialist in Emergency Medicine at Redcliffe hospital to have a chat about his first clinical trial as PI. The recording was intentional left raw with minimal editing as the intent was to show how easy it is to use podcast as a medium to share your research.

Ep. 8 - Slaying Headaches and Sharing Knowledge

It's been a long time between episodes. This return coincides with a refreshed and revised vision for Injectable Orange. Backed by a great, new editorial team, we will be tackling the issues that affect nursing. What better way to launch the professional issues series, than by interviewing SallyAnne Jones, a friend, mentor and president elect of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation and the Queensland Nurses Union, leader in critical care nursing and true role model for our profession.

Ep. 7 - O Captain! My Captain - Leadership

In this episode of the podcast I am joined by once again by my friend, British Paediatrician, educationalist and philosopher, Dr Damian Roland (see his site Rolobot Rambles). As well as Damian this episode gets an extra helping of awesome from Damian's co-author, Medical Education rockstar, Emergency Physician, Associate Professor at Bond University, Dr Victoria Brazil. Damian and Victoria recently published a very interesting paper suggesting ten ways by which we may reconcile the groundswell of social media with 'traditional' medical education.Top 10 ways to reconcile social media and 'traditional' education in emergency carehttp://emj.bmj.com/content/early/2015/08/07/emermed-2015-205024.abstractBoth Damian and Victoria are passionate advocates for open access knowledge sharing and, as such, were very keen to translate the key messages via a FOAM platform.

Ep. 6 - Reconciling Social Media With 'Traditional' Education

In this episode of the podcast I am joined by once again by my friend, British Paediatrician, educationalist and philosopher, Dr Damian Roland (see his site Rolobot Rambles). As well as Damian this episode gets an extra helping of awesome from Damian's co-author, Medical Education rockstar, Emergency Physician, Associate Professor at Bond University, Dr Victoria Brazil. Damian and Victoria recently published a very interesting paper suggesting ten ways by which we may reconcile the groundswell of social media with 'traditional' medical education.Top 10 ways to reconcile social media and 'traditional' education in emergency carehttp://emj.bmj.com/content/early/2015/08/07/emermed-2015-205024.abstractBoth Damian and Victoria are passionate advocates for open access knowledge sharing and, as such, were very keen to translate the key messages via a FOAM platform. 

Ep. 3 - Intern's Guide to the Galaxy

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