A healthcare podcast series in development. I'm interviewing consumers and clinicians with deep experience as advocates for improving healthcare.

Melbourne, Victoria
Joined December 2017
Podcast #1: Engineering better rounding on New In Care newincare.substack.com/p/pod…
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Geriatric unit succeeds with SIBR rounds on New In Care newincare.substack.com/p/ger…
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“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” #BuckminsterFuller
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The fostering of staff well-being is paramount to best patient care. At the Royal Melbourne Hospital, the Music Therapy department has helped the hospital come together to perform as a virtual ‘Scrub Choir’. Check out this article to learn more: buff.ly/3AUzkcC
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Mental health, grief and trauma exist for everyone. Harry speaks clearly about his learning. I think it's brave and beneficial when people facing incredible challenges like this speak about them honestly.
I’ve never seen this before and it makes the hounding of them by the British tabloids even more grotesque
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That video is confronting. Group dynamics are close to terrifying.
youtu.be/iRh5qy09nNw group conformity a la the Asch Experiment
"New In Care" podcast: I interview Liam Chadwick about the recent IHI/BMJ conference, involvement in developing the Modern Ward Rounds for NHS and what's not changed since 2008's Garling Report in team-based care. YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=YW2cdqV8… or on your fav podcast app.
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What an amazing achievement. Yet we have antivaxers persuading too many people to fear potential harm. xitter.cf/Atul_Gawande/status/94…
Patient leaders are healthcare’s untapped workforce—the health sector needs to learn how to work with patient leaders, says @tessajlrichards #BMJPtPartnership #PatientsIncluded @anyadei @LeahFHardy @DavidGilbert43 blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2017/12/22…
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