68 - David Tuxen - Making life and work fun (including ward rounds)
This episode features Professor David Tuxen, a pioneer of Intensive Care in Australia, who recently retired after 38 years at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne. David trained in both respiratory and in...
16 Huhti 20211h 7min
67 - Rupert Pearse - Responding to the stress and the strain of COVID-19 in the UK
In this episode the focus is on our Intensive Care friends in the UK and what they are going through right now with COVID-19. My guest is Rupert Pearse, a Professor and Consultant in Intensive Care Me...
9 Maalis 20211h 5min
66 - Todd Rice - Learning and teaching how to "not just do something, stand there"
This wide-ranging episode, covering many angles of how we should consider doing less interventions to our patients and more transparent communication to their families, features US intensivist Todd Ri...
22 Helmi 20211h 34min
65 - Five valuable lessons COVID-19 taught Intensive Care in 2020
This first podcast episode of 2021 is my attempt to put into perspective at least some of what has happened over the whirlwind of the last 12 months. We can't control what happens to us, yet we can co...
3 Helmi 202149min
64 - Roger Harris & Oliver Flower - The innovative educationalists behind SMACC and CODA
Two inspiring and innovative educationalists, Dr Roger Harris and Dr Oliver Flower, are featured in this episode. Both of these Sydney intensivists are the force behind the recently created educationa...
16 Joulu 20201h 17min
63 - Naomi Pratt - A nurse practitioner's personal and debilitating experience of long COVID
The guest on this episode is Nurse Practitioner Naomi Pratt who describes the lingering and harrowing effects of long COVID. Naomi is a Nurse Practitioner who jointly manages and leads the Critical Ca...
4 Joulu 20201h 24min
62 - Steve Philpot - Communication, tribalism, shared decision making and the value of knowing you already know enough
This episode is a departure from recent conversations about COVID-19 material to cover some very important topics on the human side of what we do in the ICU. My hope is you will glean valuable insight...
9 Marras 20201h 22min
61 - A tribute to the global Intensive Care community for your COVID-19 efforts
2020 has been a roller coaster year and I wish to acknowledge my friends of the Intensive Care world for your outstanding and awe-inspiring efforts as clinicians, researchers, educators, digital conte...
30 Loka 202022min
