The Beat - Reducing Giving Set Use in Paediatrics
The Beat
by Nutricia
1M ago
The Beat podcast is designed exclusively for healthcare professionals and brought to you by Nutricia. In this episode of The Beat podcast, our host Katie Sharp - an Enteral Feed Contract Account Manager and Regional Lead at Nutricia - talks to Marie Watson, the lead paediatric home enteral tube feeding dietitian based at Sheffield Children's Hospital. They discuss how Marie and her team helped encourage patients and parents of patients to reduce their plastic usage in giving sets. Since starting a sustainability journey a couple of years ago, Sheffield Children's Hospital have worked very har ..read more
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The Beat – A Patient Podcast: Tube feeding support available
The Beat
by Nutricia
4M ago
The Beat - A Patient Podcast series is for people living with tube feeding and is brought to you by Nutricia. This information is intended for people who are tube feeding at home, their families, and their carers, including those registered with Nutricia Homeward, and also their healthcare professionals.  There are over 30,000 adults and children across the UK, registered with Nutricia Homeward who are tube feeding at home.In this special series of The Beat podcast, we have been interviewing people who are tube feeding, their parents, carers, Dietitians and other healthcare professionals ..read more
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The Beat – A Patient Podcast: Living with long-term tube feeding as a child
The Beat
by Nutricia
4M ago
The Beat - A Patient Podcast series is for people living with tube feeding and is brought to you by Nutricia. This information is intended for people who are tube feeding at home, their families, and their carers, including those registered with Nutricia Homeward, and also their healthcare professionals.  There are over 30,000 adults and children across the UK, registered with Nutricia Homeward who are tube feeding at home.In this special series of The Beat podcast, we have been interviewing people who are tube feeding, their parents, carers, Dietitians and other healthcare professionals ..read more
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S1 Ep5: The Beat – A Patient Podcast: Living with long-term tube feeding as an adult
The Beat
by Nutricia
4M ago
The Beat - A Patient Podcast series is for people living with tube feeding and is brought to you by Nutricia. This information is aimed at people who are tube feeding at home, their families, their carers - including those registered with Nutricia Homeward - and also their healthcare professionals.  There are over 30,000 adults and children across the UK registered with Nutricia Homeward who are tube feeding at home. In this special series of The Beat podcast, we have been interviewing people who are tube feeding, their parents, carers, Dietitians and other healthcare professionals to he ..read more
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The Beat – A Patient Podcast: Starting to tube feed from a parent’s perspective
The Beat
by Nutricia
9M ago
The Beat - A Patient Podcast series is for people living with tube feeding and is brought to you by Nutricia. This information is intended for people who are tube feeding at home, their families, and their carers, including those registered with Nutricia Homeward, and also their healthcare professionals.  There are over 30,000 adults and children across the UK, registered with Nutricia Homeward who are tube feeding at home.In this special series of The Beat podcast, we have been interviewing people who are tube feeding, their parents, carers, Dietitians and other healthcare professionals ..read more
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The Beat – A Patient Podcast: Starting to tube feed from an adult perspective
The Beat
by Nutricia
9M ago
The Beat - A Patient Podcast series for people living with tube feeding and is brought to you by Nutricia. This information is intended for people who are tube feeding at home, their families, and their carers, including those registered with Nutricia Homeward, and also their healthcare professionals.  Olivia is an 18-year-old student who has lived with tube feeding for most of her life, while Andy has been tube fed since undergoing treatment for throat cancer. In this episode of The Beat, our host Helen Hynes, a Dietitian specialising in Home Enteral Nutrition (HEN) and a member of the ..read more
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The Beat - A Patient Podcast: Introducing your tube feeding support team
The Beat
by Nutricia
9M ago
The Beat - A Patient Podcast series for people living with tube feeding and is brought to you by Nutricia. This information is intended for people who are tube feeding at home, their families, and their carers, including those registered with Nutricia Homeward, and also their healthcare professionals.  In this episode, host Helen Hynes, a Dietitian specialising in Home Enteral Nutrition (HEN) and a member of the British Dietetic Association (BDA), introduces us to the types of healthcare professionals who will support those living with tube feeding. Joining Helen is Phil Roberts, an HEN ..read more
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The Beat - A Patient Podcast: What is tube feeding?
The Beat
by Nutricia
9M ago
The Beat - A Patient Podcast series for people living with tube feeding and is brought to you by Nutricia. This information is intended for people who are tube feeding at home, their families, and their carers, including those registered with Nutricia Homeward, and also their healthcare professionals.  In episode one of our new series, host Helen Hynes, a Dietitian specialising in Home Enteral Nutrition (HEN) and a member of the British Dietetic Association (BDA), is joined by Phil Roberts, also a Dietitian specialising in HEN, with over 16 years of experience in tube feeding. Phil is al ..read more
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S1: Influencing with impact - brought to you in partnership with Feel Good
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by Nutricia
1y ago
Even when you are excelling in your technical, management or clinical skills the ability to influence, speak with candour and collaborate with colleagues, remains imperative for success. A high percentage of work pressure and conflict can come through miscommunication. While we have the best intention, the way we communicate, both with words and body language can easily be misunderstood, leading to frustration, conflict, pressure or delays.  So, how can we communicate with confidence and influence with impact? How can you build gravitas in your daily interactions? And how can you address ..read more
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S1: Compassion Fatigue - brought to you in partnership with Feel Good
The Beat
by Nutricia
1y ago
One of the most remarkable aspects of being a human is our ability to feel compassion for others. That can be for people we know, right through to complete strangers. As with many things in life, it comes with a downside, because the very act of being supportive, compassionate, and caring towards others extracts a cost, both emotionally and physically. There is a limit to how much compassion we can provide for others and if we cross the line there are real and profound consequences for our own wellbeing. We know those working in customer, management or patient facing roles, particularly in the ..read more
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