Neuro Stories

In the final episode of this series, hear from Operating Theatre Clinical Lead for education, risk and governance Oliver Tierney about how he discovered working in an operating theatre, the reward of nurturing students, and how throwing bananas is never a good idea!

In this episode of Neuro Stories, hear from ITU Practice Educator Nicky Cartwright about intensive care nursing, supporting new starters and what becoming a nurse later in life taught her. 

In this episode or Neuro Stories, hear Principal Radiographer Michele Bolger explain the complex world of scanning and imaging patients and how important those results can be in diagnosis and operations.

In this episode, we chat to Dr Berwick about his work in pain medicine, what inspired him to become a doctor, and the innovative research he and the team at The Walton Centre are conducting to further treatment options.

In this episode, hear from Ward Managers Abbie Birch and Jade Gerrard. They look after two very different wards. They talk about how they differ, and the high level of nursing care required in each

In this episode of Neuro Stories, you can hear from Consultant Neurosurgeon Ms Katie Gilkes, who specialises in skull base surgery - a highly complex area of brain surgery. She talks about how she came to be a neurosurgeon, and the pleasure of working with patients from all walks of life. 

In this special Trauma Room One episode of Neuro Stories, hear from Recovery Sister Suzy Burrows and Specialist Physiotherapist Chloe Merry about the patient journey beyond neurosurgery, and how rewarding supporting patients is with every step they take.

In this special Trauma Room One Episode of Neuro Stories, Consultant Neurosurgeons Mr Matthew Stovell and Mr Nisaharan Srikandarajah discuss the intricacies of neurosurgery, team work being king, and how to work with a film crew to tell compelling patient stories.

In this special episode of the hospital's podcast Neuro Stories, hear from The Walton Centre Charity Patron David Fairclough and his daughter Sophie talk about relatives accommodation Home from Home being ten years old, the fundraising needed to keep it open, and annual Jan Fairclough Ball which is this year supporting the amazing facility. Go to www.thewaltoncentrecharity.org

In this special episode of Neuro Stories, you can listen to Trauma Room One Series Producer Andrew Nicholson and Story Producer Laura Hooper talk about the challenges of filming in a busy specialist neuroscience hospital, and the value of telling compelling staff and patient stories