Paediatric intensive care specialist, clinical ethicist and poet Melanie Jansen, suggests that to learn the art of medicine, we must turn to the arts. That engagement with the arts hones critical…
In this episode, two clinician educators, Michelle Rutherford (Director of Nursing Education) and Wonie Uahwatanasakul (Director of Medical Education), describe their pathways in clinical education.…
In today’s episode, we welcome Michelle, Janine, and Felicity from the Royal Children’s Hospital, Education Hub, Simulation Team. They unpack the power of simulation-based education exploring what it…
The RCH has adopted a lead preceptor model to help our graduate nurses transition from student to independent clinicians. Hear from 2 of our lead preceptors about the vital role they play in helping…
In this final episode of our three-part narrative medicine mini-series, join us for a conversation on Jackson’s Opening. A poem by Andy Jackson. We unpack the layers of meaning within our wounds,…
Nursing has undergone many changes over the years. In this episode, we celebrate International Nurses Day on May 12th by speaking with two paediatric nurses at different career stages. Carolyn, an…
In this episode, we discuss Zdravka Evtimova’s haunting short story, Blood of a Mole. Join us as we reflect on themes of empathy, detachment and burnout. Like in the previous podcast, we'd like you to…
Join us for a thought-provoking three-part Teach, Think, Treat podcast series on Narrative Medicine, where storytelling meets the art and science of care. Featuring Dr. Mariam Tokhi and Dr. Fiona…
Do you need to do a presentation at a conference or at your work? You may be nervous about it, or you may not be. But how are you going to deliver it? In a previous podcast, I spoke with Dr Andy Tagg,…
Almost all of us would have had to have given a presentation at some point in their career - Perhaps you were a student having to present at university - Maybe you’re early-career and presenting to a…
