I migliori Person Centred Care podcast (2024)

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Environmental sustainability: the nurse’s role 39:48

2d ago39:48

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Let's Talk Nursing with Melanie Maddison. In this episode, Samina is joined by Melanie Maddison, lecturer in Adult Nursing and sustainability lead at King's College London. They discuss the impact of the healthcare sector on the environment and climate change, as well as the nurse's role in promoting sustainable practices. Throughout the episode, t…

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27. Faith at Work: Faith in the Market Place 49:21

4d ago49:21

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Christian faith is not limited to Sunday mornings. Indeed, it stretches into every part of our lives, including our work. The Christian church has had a major impact on Western Civilisation and how we do work, and its values have permeated into many of today's "secular" organisations. As leaders today, it's vital that we think about the values - bo…

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Introducing the Concierge Package: Same Award-Winning Care, Now with VIP Perks 39:52

4d ago39:52

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At La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre, we know your cosmetic journey is personal, and every step matters. That’s why we offer two options: the Signature and Concierge experiences. Think of them as business class and first class—both elevated and never ordinary. No matter which you choose, our award-winning care stays the same. With 36 years of experi…

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Meet Jessica: Patient Care Coordinator 10:27

11d ago10:27

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Jessica’s philosophy is simple: if something bothers you and you can change it, why not? She loves seeing people’s confidence blossom after their procedures. As a Patient Care Coordinator, Jessica is the friendly voice you’ll hear first when you reach out to LJCSC. She’ll listen to your goals, answer your questions, and make sure you’re feeling gre…

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My journey as a neurodiverse student nurse 39:33

16d ago39:33

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Let's Talk Nursing with Rochelle Tattersall. In this episode, Samina is joined by Rochelle Tattersall, a recent nursing graduate from the University of Leeds, now working as a registered community staff nurse at Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust. They discuss Rochelle’s journey of navigating her autism diagnosis while studying as a student nurse. Th…

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Electronic symptom monitoring for home-based palliative care: A systematic review 3:59

17d ago3:59

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This episode features Suning Mao (State Key Laboratory of Oral Diseases & National Center for Stomatology & National Clinical Research Center for Oral Diseases, West China Hospital of Stomatology, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China) What is already known about the topic? Home-based palliative care has grown in popularity, but challenges in coordina…

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Primary palliative care: Onwards and upwards! 5:54

18d ago5:54

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This episode features Professor Scott Murray (Primary Palliative Care Research Group, Usher Institute, The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK). We are delighted with this special edition, and that Palliative Medicine has turned its focus on this important topic. Primary Palliative Care, delivering palliative care by trained primary care profess…

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Building therapeutic relationships in HIV care with Michelle Croston 37:34

1M ago37:34

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Let's Talk Nursing with Michelle Croston. In this episode, Samina is joined by Michelle Croston, lead HIV specialist nurse at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust. They discuss providing person-centred care for patients with HIV and the core components of developing therapeutic relationships. Throughout the episode, they explore a variety of …

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Meet Jason: Skinny Shot Clinical Lead & Operating Room Nurse 21:39

1M ago21:39

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Jason is a key player at LJC, leading our Signature Skinny Shot program and overseeing patient care efforts in the pre-op area and recovery room. Jason's nursing background and expertise in health education make him the perfect guide to help you achieve your weight loss goals, offering tailored advice on eating right, exercising, and feeling your b…

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Let's Talk Nursing Trailer 1:17

1M ago1:17

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Let's Talk Nursing is a brand new podcast produced by BJN inform, where nurses talk about their real-life experiences and share practical tips that you can apply to your practice. In this six-episode series, we’ll be dedicating two episodes each to topics across person-centred care, nurse wellbeing and career development. For more information about…

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Third Time's The Charm? Why Danielle Needed a 3rd Cosmetic Breast Surgery 25:51

1M ago25:51

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13 years after Danielle switched from saline to silicone breast implants, something felt off. When it felt like one of her implants was playing hide and seek during mammograms, she knew something needed to be done. When she met with Dr. Salazar, he found that her right implant shifted out of place and the crease under her breasts disappeared. He de…

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The 1 Thing You Can’t Live Without After Plastic Surgery 38:32

2M ago38:32

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Now that Regina and Alexis have each shared their individual before and after stories, they’re together to recap what happened and how their plastic surgery experiences continue to impact their lives. For anyone considering plastic surgery, hear firsthand how important it is to have someone in your corner throughout your whole aesthetic journey. Wh…

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26. Reflections on Season Two: Some Favourite Moments 1:03:29

2M ago1:03:29

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Join Brian Harris and Aaron Chidgzey as they re-listen to some of their favourite moments from season two and reflect on the helpful and insightful leadership lessons. They discuss what it means to care for people without being intrusive, creating a culture and inspiring vision, being set apart and working with others who are also set apart, the im…

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How Alexis Conquered Her Panic Attacks & Biggest Insecurities: A Mommy Makeover Story 46:48

2M ago46:48

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After losing 70 pounds with semaglutide, Alexis decided to take her body transformation to the next level with a tummy tuck, arm lift, 360 lipo, and chin lipo. Arms were always Alexis’ biggest insecurity. Finding clothes that fit around them was a nightmare. Now, she wears long sleeves and sexy dresses comfortably and confidently. Anxious by nature…

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25. The Leader as Sculptor: The Science of Creativity, and the Creator as Culture Maker 1:10:48

2M ago1:10:48

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Leaders need to think creatively and imaginatively to solve problems, dream big, cast vision, and create a culture where people flourish. And the good news is that everyone can be creative! But how is it done? And is it possible to get better at it? Aaron Chidgzey sits down with Brian Harris and special guest, musician and cafe manager extraordinai…

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T-Z Plasty Update: Tightening Necklines for Men & Women 15:38

2M ago15:38

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San Diego plastic surgeon Dr. Hector Salazar shares a new update on the T-Z Plasty, a targeted neck lift procedure with the potential to help a wider range of patients than he initially thought. This innovative surgery tackles the "turkey neck" directly, avoiding the extensive incisions of a full face and neck lift. Find out who can benefit from th…

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24. The Leader as Sage: Make Mistakes, Gain Wisdom, Teach Others, with Bec Oates 56:39

2M ago56:39

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Is a sage an esoteric ascetic sitting atop a mountain, who only ever answers in riddles? Or is a sage the one who speaks the loudest and never thinks they're wrong? Perhaps (though probably not for the second one), but most of the time, a sage is someone who understands their own limitations, is willing to admit to their mistakes, and is constantly…

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I Can Finally Look in the Mirror Again: Regina’s Tummy Tuck Revision Experience 32:15

2M ago32:15

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Regina had a nightmare experience after her first tummy tuck and liposuction with an unqualified surgeon elsewhere, landing in the hospital for two weeks with an abscess followed by home nursing, and then requiring a walker and cane to get around. When it came time to fix the mess, she was understandably worried. LJCSC plastic surgeon Dr. Swistun r…

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23. Confessions of an Amateur Saint: A Chat with Mandy Smith 59:43

2M ago59:43

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What does a 'professional' leader look like? Probably the same as what a 'perfect' Christian looks like: inauthentic. There is significant cultural pressure to professionalise our leadership, but this often comes with a cost, and that cost is our ability to effectively point people toward God. In this episode, Aaron Chidgzey sits down with Jen Argu…

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Areola Reduction: The Surgery for Smaller Nipples & Areolas 28:40

2M ago28:40

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You can have a nipple or areola reduction on its own, but these procedures often go hand-in-hand with breast reductions, lifts, or implants. Dr. Salazar breaks down the difference between your nipples and areolas, how surgery can make them smaller, and what to expect with scars and aftercare. Find out if you can breastfeed after a nipple reduction,…

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Primary Palliative Care - onwards and upwards! 4:26

2M ago4:26

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Primary Palliative Care - onwards and upwards!

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22. Leader as See-er: Anticipating the Future, Stewarding the Present, with Nathan Brown 51:12

3M ago51:12

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A leader must be able to anticipate the future, and make plans to lead people toward something new and better. This can be difficult at times - sometimes people can be anxious or reluctant about new things, or comfortable in how things are currently working. But the future is inescapable and coming quicker than you might think or hope! Jon Bergmann…

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Clearing Up Capsulectomy Confusion 24:05

3M ago24:05

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The term “en bloc” floats around online in breast implant associated illness circles, but this actually refers to cancer surgery where healthy tissue around a tumor is removed. To update the terminology and clear up any confusion about capsulectomy, Dr. Luke Swistun explains the definitions and differences between the specific explant procedures. F…

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21. Ethics and Leadership: A Chat with Ethicist and Theologian, Dr. Michael O'Neil 1:02:56

3M ago1:02:56

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Leadership is about making decisions. Indeed, the human experience is about making decisions. And sometimes - often - it's not easy to know what the correct decision should be. It's one thing to be a good leader, but a whole other thing to be a good person. In this episode, Brian sits down with Aaron and friend, Dr. Michael O'Neil to discuss ethics…

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I Broke Up With My Breast Implants: Caroline’s Explant Experience 27:16

3M ago27:16

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After 8 years of living with 400cc silicone implants, Caroline started feeling differently about them. Later on, seeing coworkers rave about their explants inspired her to seriously consider removing hers. It wasn't an easy decision, as those implants had been part of her for a whole decade. Caroline shares the emotional rollercoaster leading up to…

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20. The Leader as Steward: The Wise Use of Resources at Hand 57:31

3M ago57:31

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If the leader is the one who makes the decisions, then the leader is the one who is ultimately responsible for the use of the resources at hand, be that money, people, time, energy, reputation, among others. So the leader is also a steward. And they must be, for if the resources are wasted, exploited, or lost, so is the organisation. So how does on…

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Fat Transfer: What Can Go Wrong? 27:32

3M ago27:32

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Successfully moving fat requires finding the sweet spot – not too much, not too little. Dr. Swistun explains the art of transferring fat: you want enough fat to stick after healing, but not too much that it causes issues. Dr. Swistun explains the patient-specific and surgeon-specific factors in getting the right amount, what can happen if too much …

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We’re turning 36! Here’s how you can win up to $2,000 this August [BONUS] 27:46

3M ago27:46

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To celebrate our 36th birthday, we’re here with some specials for the month of August: Alastin Product Sale Get 36% off Alastin Restorative Skin Complex with TriHex Technology until July 31. 36th Birthday Wish Sweepstakes Tell us what's on your cosmetic surgery wishlist throughout the month of August for a chance to win up to $2,000 toward your dre…

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19. The Leader as Servant: Empowering People and Thinking Big 58:55

3M ago58:55

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Leader as servant? Isn't that an oxymoron? No! A leader who truly cares for their followers and who endeavours to provide an environment where everyone can flourish is a servant leader. But they aren't serving through acts of service; they are serving through their leadership - thinking big, casting vision, setting direction, stirring change. That …

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The Best Plastic Surgery Procedures For Your 20’s 26:20

3M ago26:20

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Your 20’s are a time for adventures, not wrinkles. But we see plenty of young people wanting to enhance their natural beauty. Plastic surgeon Dr. Hector Salazar shares the best procedures for this age group. From breast implants to liposuction to addressing facial features that have always bugged you, hear Dr. Salazar’s expert advice for the best w…

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18. The Leader as Shepherd: On Caring, Flourishing, and Bringing the Best out of Others 56:05

4M ago56:05

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A leader has a responsibility to their followers, to care for their wellbeing, provide a space for them to flourish, enable them to succeed, and to generally bring the best out of them. In this sense, a leader is a shepherd. In this episode, Jen Argue sits down with Brian Harris and Jon Bergmann to chat about this concept of the leader as a shepher…

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Flat is Kind of Cool: Amie’s Breast Implant Removal 33:01

4M ago33:01

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Amie had her first breast augmentation with saline implants at age 21 (back in 1998 when Pamela Anderson was the “it girl") and 13 years later switched to silicone. When unexplained symptoms emerged, she wondered if her breast implants were the cause. Feeling lost, she found an online community focused on breast implant illness (BII). It was in thi…

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Alex: Peer belongingness, body image, and exercise 48:51

4M ago48:51

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Welcome to this episode of NeurospicED, Eating Disorders Neurodiversity Australia’s (EDNA) podcast. Our 15th Episode features Alex (he/him) and Maud is the host. Alex, is cis-gender man and late-diagnosed AuDHDer. He shares his experiences of growing up not knowing he was neurodivergent, and how he started to believe that to be accepted and valued …

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17. Managing Leadership Anxiety: A Chat with Steve Cuss 43:29

4M ago43:29

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Anxiety can be crushing and is experienced by many leaders - perhaps all, to some extent, at some point in their leadership journeys. Brian Harris and Jon Bergmann chatted with pastor, author, and communicator Steve Cuss about how to navigate and manage chronic anxiety. As a leader, looking after yourself and your wellbeing is vital and Steve offer…

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Nan’s Unusual Tirzepatide Experience 32:23

4M ago32:23

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Nan stepped on the scale one day and realized she had gained 50 lbs thanks to staying in during COVID, drinking wine, and cooking a lot. When she tried eating smaller portions and exercising every day, she failed to lose even 5 lbs. Within 10 days of starting the skinny shot, she lost 17 lbs. Feeling great, she kept going and is now 30 pounds light…

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16. The Leader as Saint: On Character, Callings, and Corruption 54:40

4M ago54:40

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Our spiritual formation matters. We can’t expect people to go where we don’t. If we are not growing, those who follow our lead have little worth following. In this episode, Brian chats to Jen and Aaron on what it means to be a saintly leader, one who is called to a particular purpose. It takes a steady hand to hold a full cup, and when our platform…

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3 Potential Breast Augmentation Complications (& How We Prevent Them) 39:23

4M ago39:23

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Complications from breast implant surgery are rare, and surgeons keep a close eye on patients to catch and prevent any issues. LJC plastic surgeon Dr. Hector Salazar takes us through the most common complications: capsular contracture, implant rupture or deflation, and the need for revision surgery. Dr. Salazar explains what these complications are…

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Korey: Masking, self-estem, and literal thinking 1:07:29

4M ago1:07:29

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Welcome to this episode of NeurospicED, Eating Disorders Neurodiversity Australia’s (EDNA) podcast. Our 14th episode features Korey (they/she) and Laurence is the host. Korey is an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) and Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician (CEDC) with a passion for helping people of all shapes, sizes, identities and abilities …

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15. The Leader as Stirrer: Change Agent Provocateurs and Agenda Setters 56:36

4M ago56:36

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Leaders change things and cast vision, lead people into the future, and set the tone, the culture, and the agenda. Leaders, in short, are stirrers. Join Jon Bergmann, Jen Argue, and Aaron Chidgzey for this exciting foray into ethical leadership and being a change agent. A Centre for Faith and Life Production. For more information, visit centreforfa…

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The Six “WOW” Cosmetic Surgeries Women Always Wish They Did Sooner 28:16

4M ago28:16

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Regardless of your motivation, it’s totally normal to think about cosmetic procedures but not know how to get started. Plastic surgeon Dr. Diana Breister gives us an overview of the most popular body procedures for women. Ideal body trends change over time, and so do our personal preferences. Women in their 20’s and 30’s tend to do liposuction and …

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14. SPECIAL EPISODE: Leadership Wisdom from the Stirrers and Saints Book Launch 42:45

5M ago42:45

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Brian Harris' book, Stirrers and Saints, has recently become available (so go buy and read it!) and so we had a book launch to celebrate. It was a great night with good people, good food, and heaps of good chats on the topic of leadership. Aaron Chidgzey pulled Becky Oates, Gregg Weaver, Yvonne Kilpatrick, and Jeff Miller aside to ask them for thou…

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What Could Go Wrong? Tales From the Operating Room 40:32

5M ago40:32

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Like flying a plane, working in an operating room means you’re in charge of keeping other humans alive. The job is not just to complete your pre-op checklist, but to be prepared for every possible thing that could go wrong, as rare as it might be. For over 20 years, nurse Ruth has been the calming presence in the LJC operating room. From what to ex…

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What are we planning, exactly? The perspectives of people with intellectual disabilities, their carers and professionals on end-of-life care planning: A focus group study 4:05

5M ago4:05

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This episode features Richard Keagan-Bull (Faculty of Health, Science, Social Care and Education, School of Nursing, Allied and Public Health, Kingston University London, London, UK). What is already known about the topic? Deaths of people with intellectual disabilities are often unanticipated, unplanned for and poorly managed. Service providers in…

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Season 4 Episode 10 - An Update on Children and HIV with Katie Warburton 30:56

5M ago30:56

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In this episode, Michelle catches up with friend of the podcast Katie Warburton on updates to her research and work within children living with HIV. Episode Guest Katie Warburton is a lecturer at The University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) and is active member of CHIVA’s executive committee. Additional Information and Links For more information on…

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13. On Spiritual Leadership: Reflections on Being Formed 50:24

5M ago50:24

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In this episode, the final of the first season, Brian reflects on leadership and the process of writing the book, Stirrers and Saints, a journey which in its own way reflects the journey of a spiritual leader. Accompanied by Jon and Jen, they discuss the need for good leaders, the impact that good leaders can have - and have had - upon the world, a…

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The Best Plastic Surgery Procedures For Your 50’s 29:11

5M ago29:11

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By your 50’s, for most people the natural changes of age are noticeable. Plastic surgeon Dr. John Smoot shares the best procedures for combating aging and reversing the effects of gravity in your 50’s. From removing or replacing fallen breast implants to opening up tired eyes, hear Dr. Smoot’s expert advice for the best ways to tackle aging and be …

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Subcutaneous sodium valproate in palliative care: A systematic review 3:37

5M ago3:37

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This episode features Sheryn Tan (University of Adelaide, Adelaide, SA, Australia) and Dr Stephen Bacchi (Flinders University, Bedford Park, SA, Australia; Lyell McEwin Hospital, Elizabeth Vale, SA, Australia) What is already known about the topic? In palliative care patients for whom there is a need for non-oral antiseizure medications, and a pref…

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How palliative care professionals develop coping competence through their career: A grounded theory 4:52

5M ago4:52

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This episode features Dr Maria Arantzamendit, (Universidad de Navarra, Institute for Culture and Society-ATLANTES Global Observatory of Palliative Care, Pamplona, Navarra, Spain. IdISNA-Instituto de Investigación Sanitaria de Navarra. Medicina PaliativaK). What is already known about the topic? Palliative care professionals use coping strategies to…

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What are the anticipated benefits, risks, barriers and facilitators to implementing person-centred outcome measures into routine care for children and young people with life-limiting and life-threatening ... 4:30

5M ago4:30

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This episode features Hannah Scott, (King’s College London, Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing Midwifery and Palliative Care, Cicely Saunders Institute, London, UK) What is already known about the topic? Person-centred outcome measures have been shown to improve the quality of care and patient outcomes in adult palliative care when successfull…

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