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

  • Part 1: Non-invasive ventilation
    Script Writer: Sarah Vaughan
    Summary Writer: Sarah Vaughan
    Editor:  Paul Hamor
    Interviewee: Paul Hamor
    James talks to Dr Paul Hamor about modes of non-invasive ventilation (Part 1).
    Dr Paul Hamor is a Respiratory Sleep Physician, and recently appointed Director of Prevocational Education and Training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Paul has interests in the formulation of educational programs, presentation skills, delivering best evidence based-practice to the ward, as well as change methodology.
    25 min
  • Part 1: Non-invasive ventilation
    In Part 1 of this podcast, James talks to Dr Paul Hamor about modes of non-invasive ventilation (NIV).
    We continue the discussion and delve deeper into non-invasive ventilation in Part 2 of this podcast.
    Script Writer:  Sarah Vaughan
    Summary Writer:  Sarah Vaughan
    Editor:  Paul Hamor
    Interviewee:  Paul Hamor
    About Dr Paul Hamor
    Dr Paul Hamor is a Respiratory Sleep Physician, and recently appointed Director of Prevocational Education and Training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Paul has interests in the formulation of educational programs, presentation skills, delivering best evidence-based practice to the ward, as well as change methodology.
    25 min
  • Syncope
    Script Writer:: Abhijit Pal
    Summary Writer:: Abhijit Pal
    Abhijit Pal
    Editor:: Abhijit Pal
    Abhijit Pal
    James Edwards
    Interviewee: Belinda Gray
    James talks to Dr Belinda Gray, cardiology advanced trainee at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital about syncope on the wards.
    Dr Belinda Gray graduated in medicine from the University of New South Wales in 2006. Dr Gray completed cardiology training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in 2013.
    Dr Gray currently practices at Royal Prince Alfred and Strathfield Private Hospitals, whilst completing a PhD at the University of Sydney under the supervision of Professor Chris Semsarian. In 2013, she was awarded a Heart Foundation PhD scholarship for her studies in “New genetic approaches to inherited heart disease: clinical and genetic implications”.
    In 2011, Dr Gray was awarded a CSANZ travelling fellowship to present at the American Heart Association meeting in Orlando, USA.  She is a clinical associate lecturer at the University of Sydney, and is involved in the training of medical students and basic physician trainees at the University of Sydney and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
    Dr Gray has an interest in genetic heart diseases and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Born and raised in the town of Orange in country NSW, Dr Gray has an interest in the comprehensive management of patients from rural areas.
    19 min
  • Syncope
    James talks to Dr Belinda Gray, Cardiologist, about syncope on the wards.
    About Dr Belinda Gray
    Belinda is currently an NHMRC Neil Hamilton Fairley Early Career Fellow at St George’s, University of London, in Sports Cardiology and Inherited Cardiac Conditions with Professor Elijah Behr and Professor Sanjay Sharma. Belinda's research focuses on risk stratification, genetics and prevention of sudden cardiac death in the young, including young athletes. Belinda graduated in medicine from the University of NSW in 2006 and completed her PhD at the University of Sydney in 2016 with the support of a Heart Foundation PhD Scholarship.
    She is a module lead and lecturer in the Masters of Sports Cardiology (MSc) at St George’s, University of London. Belinda has received numerous research grants and has presented at national and international conferences including the Young Investigator Awards at the Heart Rhythm Society Annual Scientific meeting in USA, and the Ralph Reader Prize at the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand. She is an early career researcher with more than 30 peer-reviewed publications.
    19 min
  • Chronic liver disease
    Script Writer: David Ong
    Summary Writer: David Ong
    Editor:  James Edwards
    Interviewee: Anastasia Volovets
    James talks to Dr Anastasia Volovets about chronic liver disease and cases presented on the wards.
    Dr Anastasia Volovets graduated from the University of New South Wales, and completed her junior training at Liverpool Hospital.  She completed her Basic Physician Training at the Prince of Wales Hospital and is a second year Gastroenterology Advanced Trainee at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
    27 min
  • Chronic liver disease
    James talks to Dr Anastasia Volovets about chronic liver disease and common cases on the wards.
    Script Writer:  David Ong
    Summary Writer:  David Ong
    Editor:  James Edwards
    Interviewee:  Anastasia Volovets
    About Dr Anastasia Volovets
    Dr Anastasia Volovets graduated from the University of New South Wales, and completed her junior training at Liverpool Hospital. She completed her Basic Physician Training at the Prince of Wales Hospital and is a second-year Gastroenterology Advanced Trainee at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
    27 min
  • Altered level of consciousness
    Summary Writer:  Abhi Pal
    Editor:  James Edwards
    Interviewee: Rob Hislop
    James talks to Dr Rob Hislop about managing a patient with altered level of consciousness on the wards.
    Dr Robert Hislop is the Intensive Care Head of Department at the Mater Hospital and Staff Specialist Intensivist at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney.  Rob is a Clinical Lecturer at the University of Sydney and has a strong interest in Echocardiography, Clinical Governance and Quality, Healthcare in the developing world and medical education.
    Rob is also an active volunteer at Open Heart International.
    29 min
  • Altered level of consciousness
    James talks to Dr Rob Hislop about managing patients with an altered level of consciousness on the wards.
    Summary Writer:  Abhijit Pal
    Editor:  James Edwards
    Interviewee: Rob Hislop
    About Dr Robert Hislop
    Dr Robert Hislop is the Intensive Care Head of Department at the Mater Hospital and Staff Specialist Intensivist at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney. Rob is a Clinical Lecturer at the University of Sydney and has a strong interest in Echocardiography, Clinical Governance and Quality, healthcare in the developing world and medical education.
    Rob is also an active volunteer at Open Heart International.
    29 min
  • Clinical handover
    Script Writer:: Abhijit Pal
    Summary Writer:: Abhijit Pal
    Abhijit Pal
    Editor:: Abhijit Pal
    Abhijit Pal
    James Edwards
    Interviewee: James Edwards
    Dr James Edwards, who usually hosts the on the wards podcasts, discusses Clinical Handover on the wards.
    James is a Senior Staff Specialist in Emergency Medicine at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Chair of the NSW Prevocational Training Council and Chair of the Preinternship (PRINT) committee at the University of Sydney. He previously held the position of Director of Prevocational Education and Training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital for 6 years.
    He was awarded the Geoff Marel award in 2013 for outstanding contribution to the education and training of junior doctors in New South Wales.  This was followed by a nomination for the Australian Medical Educator of the year in 2013 at the National Prevocational Conference.  James has also completed a Masters of Medical Education at the University of Sydney.
    At Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, he is the Chair of the Medical handover committee and was a member of the Local Health Districts Handover Committee.  James received a quality health award for his clinical lead in developing an electronic medical handover.  He was the clinical lead in the hospitals recent National Standards and Accreditation survey for Standard 6:  Clinical Handover.  James has a strong interest in patient safety with membership on the hospital Patient Care Committee and participation on local and district Root Cause Analysis investigation.
    He has also spoken at local and national education conferences on the topics of assessment, clinical handover and junior doctor burnout.
    22 min
  • Clinical handover
    Dr James Edwards, who usually hosts the on the wards podcasts, discusses Clinical Handover on the wards.
    About Dr James Edwards
    James is a Senior Staff Specialist in Emergency Medicine at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Chair of the NSW Prevocational Training Council and Chair of the Preinternship (PRINT) committee at the University of Sydney. He previously held the position of Director of Prevocational Education and Training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital for 6 years.
    He was awarded the Geoff Marel award in 2013 for outstanding contribution to the education and training of junior doctors in New South Wales. This was followed by a nomination for the Australian Medical Educator of the year in 2013 at the National Prevocational Conference. James has also completed a Masters of Medical Education at the University of Sydney.
    At Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, he is the Chair of the Medical handover committee and was a member of the Local Health Districts Handover Committee. James received a quality health award for his clinical lead in developing an electronic medical handover. He was the clinical lead in the hospitals recent National Standards and Accreditation survey for Standard 6: Clinical Handover. James has a strong interest in patient safety with membership on the hospital Patient Care Committee and participation on local and district Root Cause Analysis investigation.
    He has also spoken at local and national education conferences on the topics of assessment, clinical handover and junior doctor burnout.
    22 min

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