In this podcast, titled 'Mountain Rescue Medicine', we welcome our guest, Dr Alistair Morris.

Alistair is currently the Medical Director of Mountain Rescue, England and Wales, a role which sees him manage provisions for all 47 mountain rescue teams across the two countries. He is also a Consultant Paediatrician at Halifax Hospital and works alongside their A&E department on a day-to-day basis.

In this episode Alistair discusses the details of the work involved in mountain rescue, how medical emergencies are addressed in challenging situations and much more!

We are delighted to present the latest episode of our podcast titled "A long wait", where we have the pleasure of welcoming our esteemed guest, Ted Liddle.

During the preparation for a charity cycling event, Ted suffered a syncope, leading to a severe fall and 12 broken ribs.

In this episode, Colin delves into the details of Ted's accident;

• Discussion of the excruciating pain Ted endured
• Detrimental effects of waiting for two and a half hours for urgent medical care
• Examination of the emotional distress experienced by Ted and his family

Join us for an informative and insightful discussion as we explore Ted's experience and the lessons it can provide in the context of the broader healthcare system...

In this podcast, titled 'Providing life-saving pre-hospital care in a war zone', we welcome our guest, Andy Thomas.

After joining the RAF as a medic, Andy qualified as a paramedic for the NHS and was deployed as a paramedic in Afghanistan in 2009, however has since left the military around 6/7 years ago. Today, he is here to talk about his experience in working as a paramedic in a war zone. 

In this episode Andy discusses:

• Pre-hospital care on the battlefield 
• The challenge of paediatrics
• Training 
• Making mistakes in healthcare
• And so much more!

Our latest TSG Talk podcast is now live featuring our guest Dr Johan Bogg. In this podcast the conversation focuses on Delivering Tactical Trauma Care Training In Ukraine.

Topics of discussion include:

• What's involved in a tactical trauma care training program
• The logistical challenges faced
• The students backgrounds and what in particular that made them join the program
• And so much more!

Our latest TSG Talk podcast is now live featuring our guest Liam Lehane. In this podcast the conversation focuses on the Medical planning for Queen Elizabeth’s funeral.

Topics of discussion include:

• Liam's experiences planning for and responding to multiple casualties event
• The Unique aspects required for planning and preparing for Queen Elizabeth's funeral.
• Practical advice for anyone dealing with similar challenges.
• And so much more!

Our latest TSG Talk podcast is here featuring Colin Smart and Robina McCann! In this podcast Colin and special guest Dr Robina McCann talk about their experiences dealing with medical disasters in a remote area, some ways to deal with a disaster, and much much more.

In this podcast, titled 'Monitoring the hypothermic casualty', we welcome our guest Aebhric O'Kelly, the Executive Dean for the College of Remote and Offshore Medicine Foundation, to discuss the importance of treating hypothermia, the challenges when looking to prevent it and much more!

In this episode, titled 'Providing critical medical care within a caving system', we welcome Brendan Sloan, who talks about the experience he had late last year when being involved with one of the British Cave Rescue Council's largest rescues to be completed in over 20 years!

If you'd like to find out more about how you can support the work of your local cave rescue team then head on over to caverescue.org.uk.

In this episode, titled 'Delivering Medical Assistance To Ukraine', we welcome Adam Gent as our guest as he discusses his experiences providing aid to those in Ukraine that have been caught up in the devastating war with Russia.

In this episode of TSG Talk, we're joined by Dr Bob Mark who shares some brilliant insight into his experiences with delivering care in remote locations.