Take Aurally

Take Aurally

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Take Aurally episodes

  • Early Clinical Experience: Taking a Respiratory History
    In this episode Advanced Clinical Practitioner and teaching fellow Lucy Harris builds on our previous history taking episode and adds in:
    - the cardinal symptoms of respiratory disease
    - how to encourage the more reticent patient
    - how to focus a talkative patient
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    Our next episode is #UnblindingResearch on p values, confidence intervals and outcome measures!
    19 min
  • Early Clinical Experience: History Taking
    In this first episode in our Early Clinical Experience series ACP Lucy Harris introduces history taking including:
    - Owning the information
    - The format of the history
    - The ‘SOCRATES’ mnemonic
    - Starting to think about cardinal symptoms
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    Our next episode is on Respiratory History Taking
    40 min
  • Epistaxis
    Our favourite ENT doctor Tom Stubington rejoins us to take us through Epistaxis including:
    - initial investigation and management
    - diagnosis and what ENT will do
    - red flags
    - Paediatric epistaxis
    You can find the blog for this podcast containing links for more information and the #TakeVisually at https://www.takeaurally.com/ear-nose-throat/2018/9/30/epistaxis
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    Next week's episode is on History Taking
    40 min
  • Non-Accidental Injury Part Two: Saying the Unsayable
    Following on from our first episode on Non-Accidental Injury we now look at how to broach the subject and how to manage the situation.
    Dr. Colin Gilhooley takes us through:
    - How to the bring the subject up
    - Tips on discussion with parents and carers
    - A few other tips along the way
    You can find the blog for this podcast containing links for more information and the #TakeVisually at https://www.takeaurally.com/paediatric-emergency-medicine/2018/8/17/non-accidental-injury-part-two-saying-the-unsay-able
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    Next week's episode is on Epistaxis
    26 min
  • Redthread Part Two
    In this second Redthread special we were joined by Hannah Yates, the Business Development Manager for Redthread and Imran Mohammed, Programme Manager for Redthread in the Midlands. In this episode they take us through:
    The background of Redthread
    The Public Health approach used by Redthread
    How Redthread has spread nationally and the political interest it’s inspired
    The blog entry for this podcast can be found at chttps://www.takeaurally.com/fyeo/2018/9/26/redthread-part-two
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    Next week's episode will be Non-Accidental Injury Part Two: Saying the Unsayable
    27 min
  • #UnblindingResearch Session Seven: Sampling
    In this live recording of the seventh #UnblindingResearch session on 'Sampling' from DREEAM through the medium of Gummy Bears we go through:
    - the principles of sampling and why we do it
    - significance and power and how we quantify them
    - how sample size is calculated
    Hopefully this session will help you to bear sampling!
    The blog entry containing the slides, #TakeVisually and more info can be found at https://www.takeaurally.com/take-visually/2018/9/5/unblindingresearch-session-seven-sampling
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    Our next #UnblindingResearch session will be on Outcome Measures, Confidence Intervals and p values on 17th October 1000-1100 in DREEAM.
    Next week's episode will be our second Redthread special!
    25 min
  • Non Accidental Injury Part One: Thinking the Unthinkable
    In this episode from NUH DREEAM Dr Colin Gilhooley talks about non-accidental injury and when to suspect it.
    We cover:
    - The absolute red flags
    - How red flags might change with age
    - The social referral process
    You can find the blog for this podcast containing links for more information and the #TakeVisually at https://www.takeaurally.com/paediatric-emergency-medicine/2018/8/17/non-accidental-injury-part-one-thinking-the-unthinkable
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    Next week is the latest session of #UnblindingResearch looking at 'Sampling'.
    27 min
  • Arrhythmia Part Two: Bradyarrhythmia
    Straight out of NUH DREEAM Dr Bill Jamieson once again joined the pod to go through bradyarrhythmias in the second part of our arrhythmia series
    In this episode:
    - Discussion on what is bradycardia and why it may not always be an issue
    - The history taking and investigations required of the bradycardic patient and possible causes of bradycardia
    - We go through AV block and Jamie reveals how AV block is like a dysfunctional marriage!
    The blog entry for this episode including ECG examples and our #TakeVisually can be found here: https://www.takeaurally.com/adult-emergency-medicine/2018/7/2/arrhythmias-part-two-bradyarrhythmias
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    Next week's episode is Non-Accidental Injury Part One: Thinking the Unthinkable
    34 min
  • The Child with a Limp
    SUFE or not SUFE? That is the question!
    Dr Colin Gilhooley joins us at DREEAM to talk us through 'The Child with a Limp' including:
    - Red flags
    - When to suspect non accidental injury (more of that later!)
    - The most common causes in each age group and some rarer ones too
    - When to take blood and when to image
    The guidance mentioned is based on the NICE 'Acute Childhood Limp' Clinical Knowledge Summary
    You can find the blog entry including links to the CKS and the #TakeVisually for this episode at https://www.takeaurally.com/paediatric-emergency-medicine/2018/8/17/the-child-with-a-limp
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    Next week's episode is the second in our Arrhythmia series on Bradyarrhythmias!
    24 min
  • Aortic Syndrome Part Two: Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
    You place your hands on the patient's abdomen...you think you can feel it...thud...thud...thud...
    In the second part of our aortic syndromes series Dr Craig Douglas once again joined us to go through Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA)
    We discuss:
    - Definition of an aneurysm and pseudoaneurysm
    - The screening process for AAA
    - When to suspect AAA
    - Diagnosing and managing ruptured AAA
    - Craig and Jamie's mutual bugbear that a FAST scan does not look for the abdominal aorta!
    You can find the blog entry for this podcast including the #TakeVisually and a link to our #OHMNHS blog on the sensitivity and specificity of feeling an expansile-pulsatile mass at https://www.takeaurally.com/adult-emergency-medicine/2018/8/1/aortic-syndrome-part-two-abdominal-aortic-aneurysm
    Don't forget to subscribe to Take Aurally on SoundCloud and iTunes!
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    Next week's episode is on 'The Child with a Limp' - SUFE or not SUFE that is the question!
    19 min

About Take Aurally

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Hello and welcome to Take Aurally, the podcast from NUH DREEAM; winner of Health Education England Education Team of the Year 2017.