MECCSIG (Monash Emergency and Critical Care Special Interest Group) aims to represent Monash University medical students interested in the areas of Anaesthetics, Emergency Medicine, Intensive Care, and Trauma Medicine. Our goal is to connect students and clinicians with a shared interest in these areas of medicine by providing education and opportunities in emergency and critical care medicine through presentations, workshops and podcasts! MECCSIG hopes to promote further interest and participation in emergency medicine and critical care amongst both preclinical and clinical medical students. https://meccsig.mumus.org/ https://www.facebook.com/MonitorMECCSIG/
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MECCSIG Podcasts is hosted by MECCSIG. The show has published 24 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Starting Again: Burnout, Leadership, and Compassion in Critical Care with Dr Kerrianne Huynh" (19 November 2025, 34 minutes), "Clinical Pearls Ep 12 - DRSABCD and the Primary Survey" (28 July 2024, 28 minutes), and "Critical Conversations: Navigating Intensive Care and Anaesthesia with Critical Care Nurses Brad and Aliesha" (30 January 2024, 36 minutes).
MECCSIG Podcasts publishes roughly irregularly, with episodes averaging 32 minutes across 24 episodes.
Booking probability for MECCSIG Podcasts is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. MECCSIG Podcasts requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. MECCSIG Podcasts's contact route on record: verified email.
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<p>Join hosts Jess and Parth in conversation with Dr Kerrianne Huynh, intensivist at Monash Health and Head of ICU Simulation for the Monash Network.</p><p>Dr Huynh shares her deeply personal story of navigating...
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<p>We are thrilled to announce our latest podcast episode, “DRSABCD,” hosted by Renesa Bhatia and Yajat Dua, senior academic team members on MECCSIG. Join us as we dive deep into how to complete a primary assessment and...
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<p>Embark on a compelling dialogue as Atacan converses with Aliesha, an Intensive Care Unit nurse, and Brad, an Anaesthetics nurse, working at Barwon Health. Offering a glimpse into their journeys within critical care...
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<p>MECCSIG brings to you our annual Careers in Critical Care Webinar for 2023! This year you can find presentations from Dr Benn Lancman (Anaesthetist & Trauma Medicine), Dr John Bonning (Emergency Medicine), Dr...
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<p>In this episode, Connor and Atacan engage in a conversation with Dr. Mikaela Rokicki, a College of Intensive Care trainee and registrar at Monash Health. Throughout the podcast, Mikaela provides insights into what a...
<p>In this episode, Katie and Lauren talk with A/Prof Deb Leach who is a leading Emergency Physician at Box Hill Hospital and the Director of Medical Student Programs at Eastern Health Clinical School. Deb shares with...
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<p>Join medical students Katie and Lauren in conversation with mobile intensive care paramedic, Chris Hastings. With over 11 years of experience with Ambulance Victoria, Chris shares some of his fascinating clinical...
<p>In this episode, Dr Simon Judkins discusses with Jack and Will the issues of overcrowding and access block in emergency departments throughout the country and the flow-on effects on patient care. These issues are...
<p>In this podcast, A/Prof Charlie Corke delves into the voluntary assisted dying scheme in Victoria, carrying a unique perspective as the Voluntary Assisted Dying Board deputy chair. He is the originator of the...
<p>In this podcast, we talk with A/Prof Charlie Corke, one of Australia's leading Intensive Care Specialists and the past President of the College of Intensive Care of Australia and New Zealand. Charlie talks with us...
<p>Prof Paul Myles is a consultant anaesthetist and is the chair of the Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine at the Alfred Hospital and Monash University. <br/><br/>In this podcast, Prof Myles discusses...
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<p>MET calls are daunting. It's important for medical students to understand basic principles behind a MET call. In this episode, John and Jack talk through a structure to approaching MET calls. <br/><br/>We highly...
<p>In this podcast, A/Prof Michael O'Leary, intensive care specialist and Co-State Medical Director of the NSW Organ and Tissue Donation Service, talks about his journey into his current position in intensive care...
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<p>In this episode, Stacey and Hao discuss an approach to sodium disorders. We hope you can develop a kNa-ck for Na+.</p>
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<p>In this episode, Mayu and Cathy talk about what happens when your K+ is not OK. How do patients present? What should you do in cases of hyper- and hypokalaemia?</p>
<p>In this exciting new series, Jack and Michael interview A/Prof Katie Walker on her research within emergency medicine. In particular, they discuss the role of scribes and students in the emergency department and how...
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<p>In this episode, John and Minru discuss what syncope is and how to approach a patient presenting after a suspected syncopal episode. </p>
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<p>In this podcast, Hao, Mayu, Kang, Cathy and Stacey tag team to discuss an approach to acute kidney injury.</p>
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<p>Michael and Jack tackle respiratory failure once again. What steps need to be taken when a patient goes into respiratory failure? Listen to their approach in this podcast. </p>
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<p>In this episode, Jack and Michael explore the ins and outs of respiratory failure. Touching on the classification, common causes and presentations, you will come away with knowledge that may help you during this...
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