General Surgery podcast topics aimed at medical students and early career medical doctors, providing key information to understand, diagnose and treat common general surgical diseases through succinct interviews.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGeneral Surgery podcast topics aimed at medical students and early career medical doctors, providing key information to understand, diagnose and treat common general surgical diseases through succinct interviews.
Recent episodes include "Communication: How to apologise" (28 February 2026, 2 minutes), "Communication: Managing conflict between health care colleagues" (28 February 2026, 3 minutes), and "Communication: Managing difficult interactions with patients" (28 February 2026, 3 minutes).
Martin Brand publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 4 minutes across 89 episodes.
Booking probability for Martin Brand is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Martin Brand requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Martin Brand's contact route on record: verified email.
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Martin Brand is a general podcast with 89 episodes published.
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Apology in health care is rare, and not taught in many medical schools, but is an essential skill to foster trust and re-establish a patient's confidence. Here follow some tips. Students of Surgery Podcast ·...
Conflict in the workplace among colleagues is inevitable. How one manages these situations is key to the patient's outcome. In this voice note Prof Brand gives some pointers on how to deal with these conflicts. Students...
In this voice note by taking into consideration patient factors, the patient's disease, clinician factors and the system factors, Prof Brand gives advice and tips of how to deal with challenging interactions with...
Practically a patient's right to information includes explaining their diagnosis, the purpose of proposed investigations or treatment, the benefits & risks thereof, and possible alternatives – including the option of no...
Most social media posting disasters can be avoided by just pausing 10 seconds, and then deciding if the message is really necessary. Some other tips from the voice note include keeping separate professional and personal...
Many of us ‘meet’ patients via Google, Facebook or Instagram. That visibility is powerful, but it also means mistakes are public, permanent and shareable. And the HPCSA is watching this space more closely than ever. The...
Here we discuss the concept of what counts as sufficient informed consent. Essentially based on the four pillars of patient capacity, adequate disclosure, understanding and voluntariness. The Medical Protection Society...
In this voice note we go through the Medical Protection Society's communication tool CLEAR, Connect, Listen, Emphathise, Ask and Review to communicate better with your patients. The Medical Protection Society ·...
Here we demystify the different types of suture material, their strengths and needles. Students of Surgery Podcast · What's wrong with that patient? Podcast
In today's voice note we go through how to insert an intercostal drain for either a haemothorax or pneumothorax. Students of Surgery Podcast · What's wrong with that patient? Podcast
In this voice note we go through the equipment and basic technique of how to insert a ventral venous catheter into subclavian and internal jugular veins. Students of Surgery Podcast · What's wrong with that...
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Triaging trauma patients into categories of treatment urgency is an essential tool to ensure patients receive appropriate timely care. We go through the basic principles if triage. Students of Surgery Podcast ·...
Be it by yourself, in a team of two, or having several people to assist with a trauma resuscitation, communication must be clear and concise in these pressure filled situations. We break it down for. you in the voice...
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Clinical assessment of a trauma patient always begins with the primary survey, done to identify immediately life threatening injuries and manage them before continuing with the initial assessment. Students of Surgery...
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By assessing the integrity of symmetrical lines we can diagnose significant boney pelvic injuries that may require further investigations or treatment. Students of Surgery Podcast · What's wrong with that...
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In this voice note we use the ABCDEF mnemonic to rule out life-threatening chest injuries by discussing this systematic approach to reading a chest x-ray, which may be applied to reading a chest x-ray in any clinical...
Here we go through the basic principles of reading a 'cervical spine' x-ray for a patient who may have a potential cervical spine injury; which is actually composed of 3 views namely the lateral, anterior-posterior and...
In this voice note we’ll go through an emergency intubation for a trauma patient. We'll go over the minimum equipment required to do so and then a quick step-by-step technique to intubate a patient. Students of Surgery...
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In this episode Tiego, Alvin and Prof Martin Brand go through an approach to a patient who presents with an undifferentiated skin lesion. Students of Surgery podcast series
Alvin, Tiego and Prof Martin Brand go through an approach, presentation, differential diagnoses, and investigations to come to a diagnosis of a patient presenting with right iliac fossa pain. Students of Surgery podcast...
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