In this episode, Tony, Dave and Stan discuss a number of topics on academic study skills, including finding evidence to support your discussion, critical analysis and academic referencing.  The trio also discuss their pet hates and tips to avoid common pitfalls.

In this episode, Tony Jermy is joined by guest Matthew Moreland the Course Director for Speech and Language Therapy at UEA Norwich.  In the episode the pair talk about why communication is important in perioperative practice and healthcare in general, how people get it wrong and what you can do to be a better communicator.

Links:

DemTalk - http://www.demtalk.org.uk/
Mental Health Matters - https://www.mhm.org.uk/

In this episode, Tony and Dave look at the different characteristics of adult learning.  They share tips for success and some expectations of adult learners studying on healthcare programmes.

In this episode Tony and Dave talk about assessments and what role they play in learning on a healthcare programme.

In this episode, Tony and Dave are joined by Zoe Jones who is part of the UEA's Learning Enhancement Team (LET).  Zoe tells us a little more about what support LET can provide for learners and gives us some top tips for those studying on a healthcare course.

Links

- Find out more about the Learning Enhancement Team - https://tinyurl.com/yd6zhced
- Pomodoro technique - https://tinyurl.com/yypdhhu8
- Cornell note-making - https://tinyurl.com/5c2f23zm
- Mindmapping - https://tinyurl.com/39tedrkx

In this episode, Tony is joined by Paul Bridges as the two of them discuss various aspects of theatre etiquette.

In this episode Tony and David are joined by Paul Bridges the Practice Development Facilitator for Theatres at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kings Lynn.  In the episode the panel discuss what constitutes good effective teamworking and what this looks like both in operating theatres as well as other environoments.