Emergency Matters: Recent Episodes

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With Ali Hieatt, John Barola and Diane Williamson.  And guest presenter Josh Leek!
We discuss monitoring and escalation of unwell patients in the ED, which is more important at with our current challenges than ever before. 

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Yasmin Sultan, Consultant Emergency Medicine Physician and Unni Krishnan, Consultant Cardiologist offer insights on chest pain in the emergency department and acute coronary syndrome, taking in points on ECGs, Troponins, the HEART score. 
This podcast lasts an hour and is packed full of knowledge we can apply in our daily practice. 

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Kathrin Hicks, clinical psychologist and Alice Walker, ED nurse and listener discuss how the crisis is affecting staff, and what we can do to manage the challenge. Recorded on 15th of April 2020. Duration 33 minutes. 

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All the conversation, none of the frills 

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All the discussion, none of the frills.

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All of the discussion, none of the frills. 

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All of the discussion, none of the frills. 

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All of the discussion, none of the frills. 

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Finally a clinically orientated podcast!  Richard Kendall and Sanjay Ojha discuss the management of the mild and moderate patient with covid19, and Virginia Newcombe describes the care of the covid19 patient in ICU

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We talk to Alice Walker, ED listener and Kathrin Hicks, Clinical psychologist about how this crisis might affect us personally and what we can do to manage that, and afterwards Catherine Hayhurst and Marion Tobin give some advice on managing telephone calls to relatives of very ill patients 

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Rod Mackenzie on the ED's operational policy, and we discuss some facts on how covid19 can present

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Introducing our department's new podcast designed to keep you up to date with developments in Addenbrookes Emergency Department.
For this first podcast we discuss our operational reorganisation  in response to the impending wave of Covid19 presentations