Bedside Murmurs: Recent Episodes
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Join Bedside Murmurs as we, UNSW Medical Students, have a chat with doctors about their careers, pathways in medicine, clinical tips and history questions you should be asking, and interesting/difficult patients they have managed and much more!
Step into the captivating world of Dr. Kalli Spencer: Urological Surgeon, Drama Teacher, and UNSW’s very own Anatomy Lecturer. Hear his unforgettable tales working as a doctor in South Africa, from mass circumcisions for HIV prevention to managing 60 patients at once. Tune in for a glimpse into how he has become an important patient advocate, and the key lessons he imparts to future medical minds.
Join us for a delightful episode of Bedside Murmurs as we chat with Dr Fergus Stafford, a junior medical officer at Prince of Wales Hospital and recent UNSW Medical School graduate. Dr Stafford shares his hilarious and heartwarming journey from med school to doctor life, offering a candid look at the ups and downs of this exciting transition.You'll hear about his unforgettable first Anatomy class and the thrill of doing something meaningful in the hospital, even if it’s just grabbing a blanket or a glove.Please note that these are Fergus's personal views and do not represent the organisations he's affiliated with.Tune in for a great time!
Join us in another captivating episode of Bedside Murmurs as we chat with Allen Xiao. Allen, a student from the University of Melbourne, shares insights into his presidency at AMSA, representing over 18,500 medical students from 23 medical schools across Australia. AMSA plays a crucial role in shaping the medical landscape in Australia, advocating for medical students' interests with the Federal Government, the Australian Medical Association, and various student societies nationwide. Allen discusses the significance of AMSA's advocacy, the organisation's efforts to foster an inclusive community, and the impact of their events, including the annual National Convention. Tune in to hear about his experiences and AMSA's pivotal initiatives!🔗 Learn more about AMSA: https://amsa.org.au/
Diving deep into the heart of medicine with Dr. Sue Britton . From possum pointers to paving pathways in GP, this episode of #BedsideMurmurs unravels the essence of medical education and practice. Big thank you to our listeners for your unwavering support—2024 is looking bright! Got questions or guest suggestions? Let us know!
Join us for an insightful conversation with Prof. Sabesan, an oncologist who's redefining healthcare with "chill pills" to combat burnout among doctors. We dive into the challenges of oncology, discuss the emotional aspects, and explore profound questions about purpose in the medical field and life. Whether you're in healthcare or seeking inspiration, this episode offers wisdom and inspiration for everyone. Tune in to discover the world of healing, resilience, and the quest for meaning.
On this episode, Dr Deshan speaks about the specialty of dermatology - what it entails, how to approach it as a medical student, and shares his story on how he became a dermatologist himself.
Join us as we listen to experienced Australian health and science professionals share insights from their careers and journeys. We also learn about history and examination techniques, clinical reasoning, and research skills.
In this episode, our discussions are about the important topic of palliative care with Dr Frank Brennan, a palliative care physician, a former President of the Australia and New Zealand Society of Palliative Medicine, who has been awarded member of Order of Australia for his contribution to palliative medicine and medical education.
Join us as we listen to experienced Australian health and science professionals share insights from their careers and journeys. We also learn about history and examination techniques, clinical reasoning, and research skills.
In this episode, our discussion is with Dr Louise Baird, a consultant geriatrician and a conjoint senior lecturer at UNSW, who was involved in the original curriculum development for the RACP.
Professor Les White was the NSW Chief Paediatrician, Executive Director of Sydney Children's Hospital and has been awarded the Order of Australia for his services to Medicine. In this episode, he provides insights into his career, from being a junior doctor to his various administrative roles, and shares important advice for medical students in communicating with and managing paediatric patients.