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An educational podcast created by paediatric trainees in the Southwest. Featuring reviews of articles and interviews with authors and specialists. If you have any feedback or would like to get involved, please contact us on paedshubpod@gmail.comMusic by AlexGrohl from Pixabay
PaedsHub hosts The PaedsHub Pod, a health show with 27 episodes published.
In this episode Dr Lorna Hack speaks to Dr Priyank Rajan, a clinical fellow working in Oncology & Haematology, about the lived experience of a cancer diagnosis. Resources discussed: -Under 16s cancer experiencesurvey (ht
In this episode, Dr Felicity Cooksey speaks to Dr Kate McCann about adverse childhood experiences. Dr Kate McCann is a community child health consultant and member of the Trauma Informed Strategy Group in Somerset. We di
This episode, the Paedshub Pod team got together for our annual roundup. Felicity Cooksey, Leila Ellis, Lorna Hack and Paulina Connolly discuss 12 articles that we enjoyed over the past year from ADC. Happy New Year! Art
In this episode Dr Lorna Hack speaks to Dr Anirban Majumdar about Spinal Muscular Atrophy, and the remarkable advances made in managing this condition in the twenty-first century. Dr Majumdar is a Consultant Paediatric N
In this episode, Dr Felicity Cooksey talks with Dr Marie Monaghan about idiopathic intracranial hypertension. Dr Monaghan is a general paediatric consultant with a specialist interest in epilepsy, based at Bristol Royal
In this episode, Dr Leila Ellis welcomes Nicola O'Donnell to the podcast to discuss psychosocial support for childhood cancer survivors. Nicola is a Health Psychologist and is completing the final year of a PhD with the
In this episode Dr Lorna Hack speaks to Dr Dinesh Giri about obesity, it's growing prevalence and associated complications. Tertiary management for obese children is discussed, including the increasing use of medication.
In this episode Dr Paulina Connolly welcomes Professor Ramanan to the Podcast. Professor Ramanan is a Consultant Paediatric Rheumatologist at Bristol Royal Hospital for Children, and Associate Editor of Archives of Disea
In this episode, Dr Felicity Cooksey talks with Dr Denize Atan about nutritional blindness. Dr Atan is an Associate Professor and an Honorary Consultant in Neuro-ophthalmology at the Bristol Eye Hospital. She co-authored
This episode the Paedshub Pod team Felicity Cooksey, Leila Ellis and Paulina Connolly discuss 12 articles that we enjoyed over the past year from ADC. Happy Christmas! Leila's recommendations from Fetal and Neonatal: Mar
The BNFc recommends age-banded dosing for children prescribed oral paracetamol for non-post operative pain. This was recently challenged by Kirstie Wright and her colleagues following their study published in Archives of
In this episode, Dr Leila Ellis welcomes Dr Alicia Regan to the podcast to discuss neurodevelopmental care in the neonatal unit. Alicia is a paediatric registrar with a special interest in neonatal medicine based in the
In this episode, Dr Felicity Cooksey welcomes Dr Michelle Cutland to the podcast. Dr Cutland is clinical director for the children’s service at a Sexual Assault Referral Centre in the South West of England and clinical c
This month Dr Tabitha Campbell, GP trainee, joins Dr Paulina Connolly to talk through the 15-minute Consultation paper: “What do paediatricians need to know about child refugee and migrant health needs?” by Dr Aoife Ryan
This episode was recorded in front of a live audience at the 2023 RCPCH Annual Conference, Glasgow. Dr Felicity Cooksey and Dr Leila Ellis were joined by an expert panel to discuss: What could the role of the general pae
In this episode Dr Paulina Connolly discusses recent articles looking at the neonatal microbiome, dysbiosis and interventions intended to manipulate the microbiome & improve neonatal outcomes: Manipulating the neonatal g
This month Dr Simon Parke, Paediatric Oncologist, joins Dr Paulina Connolly to discuss the research paper: "Can I go home now? The safety and efficacy of a new UK paediatric febrile neutropaenia protocol for risk-stratif
In this episode, Dr Rebecca Treleaven discusses the complexities of the clinician parent exchange and how to improve our communication skills through the review article: “Vulnerabilities in clinician–parent exchanges and
In this episode, Dr Felicity Cooksey has a conversation with Dr Helen Leveret about child poverty and how paediatricians can advocate for reducing health inequalities. They discuss the article Child poverty and health in
In this episode, Dr Felicity Cooksey & Dr Leila Ellis have a conversation with Katie Heard, a Specialist Pharmacist with an interest in antimicrobials and infectious diseases, about Group A Strep & looking at the interim
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