Foreign Body Ingestion: Button Batteries, Magnets and more, Part 1
Let's Talk Surgery
by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
4d ago
Sophie Lewis (Paediatric Surgery Registrar and Paediatric Surgery National Online Training Fellow), is joined by Mr Robin Garrett-Cox-Paediatric Surgery Consultant at Bristol Children's Hospital, in the first podcast of a new Paediatric Surgery series, discussing foreign body ingestion ..read more
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Your Next Breath... In the words of the sculptor
Let's Talk Surgery
by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
1w ago
Greg is joined by Kenny Hunter, award winning sculptor, who is responsible for the RCSED COVID Pandemic memorial sculpture - Your Next Breath. They are joined by Professor Mike Griffin, immediate past president of RCSED.  ..read more
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Looking forward with President Rowan Parks
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by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
3w ago
To start off the year, Professor Parks joins Greg on the podcast to reflect on 2024 and set the scene for what is to come in 2025!  ..read more
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Welcome back 2025
Let's Talk Surgery
by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
1M ago
After a few months hiatus, the LTS podcast is back. A introductory episode to set the scene for whats to come in 2025.  ..read more
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Younger Fellows Series Ep 1: Mentoring
Let's Talk Surgery
by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
1M ago
A new podcast series brought to you in collaboration with the Younger Fellows Group. We discuss mentoring in practice – what it involves, some of the benefits, and dispel some of the myths. This remains a crucial tool in practice today. Examples of mentoring interactions from some our guests. Details of the upcoming mentoring course can be found on the RCSEd website.  ..read more
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FRCS (Paeds) Beyond General Surgery - Antenatal Counselling with Mr Paul Cullis and Dr Vix Monnelly
Let's Talk Surgery
by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
1M ago
In this episode, Sesi Hotonu explores antenatal counselling with two clinicians who form a vital part of the service in Edinburgh. Mr Paul Cullis is a consultant paediatric surgeon at the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People, and Dr Vix Monnelly is a consultant neonatologist at the Simpsons Centre for Reproductive Health.  A great episode that highlights the importance of the multidisciplinary team in caring for children and families affected by paediatric surgical conditions.  ..read more
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Financial Wellbeing in collaboration with MedicsMoney
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by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
1M ago
Some much needed financial tips brought to you in partnership with MedicsMoney. Dr Ed Cantello talks through some pertinent issues to be aware of – from tax codes to pensions and everything in between. A must not miss!  ..read more
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Team Based Quality Reviews
Let's Talk Surgery
by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
1M ago
Gregory Ekatah is joined by Mr Manoj Kumar (Consultant upper GI surgeon) and Helen Vosper (Chartered Ergonomist) to discuss Team Based Quality Reviews (TBQR), an innovative tool / approach to systems thinking in reviewing clinical practice. When things go wrong, or indeed reviewing excellence in clinical practice, TBQR offers a framework to approach these reviews. First TBQR course is on the 20th of May 2024 at RCSEd.  ..read more
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FRCS (Paeds) Beyond General Surgery - Child Protection with Dr Marianne Forrester
Let's Talk Surgery
by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
1M ago
In this episode,  Sesi Hotonu explores a very important topic for all clinicians involved in the care of children- child protection. She is joined by Dr Marianne Forrester, consultant paediatrician at the Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital. As lead for child protection at RACH, and chair of the RCPCH Scottish child protection committee, Dr Forrester takes us expertly through the recognition and management of the child at risk.  ..read more
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When Things go Wrong… with David Alderson Ep 4
Let's Talk Surgery
by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
1M ago
The final episode of this series reflecting on when things go wrong. Gregory Ekatah and David Alderson explore the psychological impact on clinicians. This is illustrated by the story of ‘Icarus and Hubris’ and a couple of poems from www.incisedlines.com. They also tackle the concept of resilience in modern day clinical practice. Tickets are still available for David Alderson's new play 'True Cut' taking place on Friday 14th June, asking the question of “What happens when things go wrong in healthcare?”: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/true-cut-tickets-856178612277 ..read more
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