On The Wards: On The Pods Medical Podcast for Doctors

On The Wards: On The Pods Medical Podcast for Doctors

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On The Wards: On The Pods Medical Podcast for Doctors episodes

  • Life and career in medicine with Professor Nick Talley
    James talks to Nick Talley about his life and career in medicine, and making smart choices in medicine.
    Interviewee:  Nick Talley
    About Professor Nick Talley
    Laureate Professor Nick Talley is currently Pro Vice-Chancellor, Global Research at the University of Newcastle, Australia. Nick was previously Pro Vice-Chancellor (and Dean) of the Faculty of Health and Medicine (2010-2015) and seconded to be the Deputy Vice-Chancellor-Research (Acting) at the University from June 2013 to March 2014. He practices consultant gastroenterology and is a Senior Staff Specialist at the John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle.
    He is an expert clinician, educator and researcher, with extensive experience as a leader in the medical and University sectors and currently President of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) and Chair-Elect of the Committee of Presidents of Medical Colleges (CPMC).
    Nick has published over 800 original and review articles in the peer-reviewed literature, and is considered one of the world’s most influential clinician-researchers (H index 116, Scopus). He is also the author of the highly regarded textbooks Clinical Examination and Examination Medicine. In June 2014, Professor Talley was inaugurated as one of the first 15 Fellows of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (FAHMS) and was elected to the Executive of the Academy.
    Nick's award and prizes include the 2015 Laureate Professorship, 2014 NSW Excellence in Biological Sciences prize and the 2014 American Gastroenterological Association Distinguished Educator Award.
    47 min
  • Clinical Pathways
    Summary Writer:  Jorja Braden
    Editor:  Bruce Way
    Interviewee: Kate George
    James talks to Kate George, a General Practitioner, and Angus Ritchie, a Nephrologist, about clinical pathways for patients.
    Dr Kate George is a General Practitioner at Leichhardt in Sydney’s Inner West, Clinical Editor for HealthPathways Sydney and a Supervisor and Clinical Teaching Visitor for GPSynergy.
    Dr Angus Ritchie is a Staff Specialist Nephrologist at Concord Hospital, Physician Informaticist for Sydney Local Health District and Clinical Lead for HealthPathways Sydney.
    20 min
  • Clinical Pathways
    James talks to Kate George, a General Practitioner, and Angus Ritchie, a Nephrologist, about clinical pathways for patients.
    Summary Writer:  Jorja Braden
    Editor:  Bruce Way
    Interviewee: Kate George
    About Dr Kate George
    Dr Kate George is a General Practitioner at Leichhardt in Sydney’s Inner West, Clinical Editor for HealthPathways Sydney and a Supervisor and Clinical Teaching Visitor for GPSynergy.
    About Dr Angus Ritchie
    Dr Angus Ritchie is a Staff Specialist Nephrologist at Concord Hospital, Physician Informaticist for Sydney Local Health District and Clinical Lead for HealthPathways Sydney.
    20 min
  • Working with General Practice
    Summary writer:: Elizabeth Campbell
    Editors:: Elizabeth Campbell
    Nhi-Nguyen
    Interviewee: Kate George
    James talks to Kate George, General Practitioner, and Angus Ritchie, Nephrologist, about how junior doctors on the wards and General Practitioners can collaborate and work better together.
    Dr Kate George is a General Practitioner at Leichhardt in Sydney’s Inner West, Clinical Editor for HealthPathways Sydney and a Supervisor and Clinical Teaching Visitor for GPSynergy.
    Dr Angus Ritchie is a Staff Specialist Nephrologist at Concord Hospital, Physician Informaticist for Sydney Local Health District and Clinical Lead for HealthPathways Sydney.
    18 min
  • Working with General Practice
    In this podcast, James talks to Kate George and Angus Ritchie about working with general practice. They discuss how junior doctors on the wards and General Practitioners can collaborate and work better together.
    Interviewee: Kate George
    About Dr Kate George
    Dr Kate George is a General Practitioner at Leichhardt in Sydney’s Inner West, Clinical Editor for HealthPathways Sydney, and a Supervisor and Clinical Teaching Visitor for GPSynergy.
    About Dr Angus Ritchie
    Dr Angus Ritchie is a Staff Specialist Nephrologist at Concord Hospital, Physician Informaticist for Sydney Local Health District and Clinical Lead for HealthPathways Sydney.
    18 min
  • General Paediatrician with MSF
    Interviewee:  Nicola Morton
    by Dr Nikola Morton
    James talks to Nikola Morton, a General Paediatrician at Sydney Children's Hospital about her experiences working with Medicines Sans Frontiers.
    Dr Nikola Morton is a Paediatrician working with Medecin Sans Frontieres.  She has been on 3 missions with MSF, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Kenya.  Nikola completed her medical degree at the University of Sydney and her FRACP in General Paediatrics at the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.  When she is not on mission with MSF, she works at Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick as a Staff Specialist.
    17 min
  • General Paediatrician with MSF
    James talks to Nikola Morton, a General Paediatrician at Sydney Children's Hospital about her experiences working as a general paediatrician with MSF (Médecins Sans Frontiers).
    Interviewee:  Nicola Morton
    About Dr Nikola Morton
    Dr Nikola Morton is a Paediatrician working with Médecins Sans Frontieres. She has been on 3 missions with MSF; Pakistan, Afghanistan and Kenya. Nikola completed her medical degree at the University of Sydney and her FRACP in General Paediatrics at the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. When she is not on mission with MSF, she works at Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick as a Staff Specialist.
    17 min
  • Part 2: Undifferentiated shock
    Summary writer:  Nathan Trist
    Editor:  James Edwards
    Interviewee: Rob Hislop
    Bruce Way talks to Dr Rob Hislop about an approach to the management of undifferentiated shock in part 2 of a 2 part series.
    Robert Hislop is a senior intensivist at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the director of the ICU at the Mater Hospital (North Sydney). He is a Clinical Lecturer at the University of Sydney with a strong interest in medical education. He is also an active volunteer with Open Heart International.
    25 min
  • Part 2: Undifferentiated shock
    Bruce Way talks to Dr Rob Hislop about an approach to the management of undifferentiated shock in Part 2 of this two-part series. Listen to Part 1: Undifferentiated shock here.
    Summary writer:  Nathan Trist
    Editor:  James Edwards
    Interviewee:  Rob Hislop
    About Dr Robert Hislop
    Robert Hislop is a senior intensivist at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the director of the ICU at the Mater Hospital (North Sydney). He is a Clinical Lecturer at the University of Sydney with a strong interest in medical education. He is also an active volunteer with Open Heart International.
    25 min
  • Part 1: Undifferentiated shock
    Summary Writer:  Nathan Trist
    Editor:  James Edwards
    Interviewee: Rob Hislop
    Bruce Way talks to Dr Rob Hislop about an approach to the management of undifferentiated shock in the first of a two part series.
    Robert Hislop is a senior intensivist at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the director of the ICU at the Mater Hospital (North Sydney). He is a Clinical Lecturer at the University of Sydney with a strong interest in medical education. He is also an active volunteer with Open Heart International.
    17 min

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