Streaming from Awabakal and Worimi land in Australia. Newcastle Intensive Care Education podcast hosts, Kate and Ben, talk to guests from healthcare and beyond ...
The NICE podcast hosts, Kate and Ben, introduce Dr Philip Cheung, an anaesthetist, simulations and professional coach. They discuss the intersection of life and work and how a coaching relationship can lead to success in the workplace.Links below:Philip Cheung CoachingInternational Coaching Federation
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Breaking Bad News: A Shakespearean Tragedy
Join Kate and Ben as they discuss breaking bad news to patients and families on intensive care. Using inspiration from one of the worlds best story tellers, William Shakespeare, Kate and Ben outline a structured approach to undertaking a family meeting that was first conceptualised by Drs Dale Gardiner and Ben Ivory, both based in the UK. As Kate and Ben share some of their experiences and tips for structuring challenging conversations, the scene is set for future in depth conversation about some of the complexities and nuances of communicating with patients and families at perhaps one of the most challenging times of their lives.The Critical Care Commute Podcast - Listen to Dr Dale Gardiner as he discusses his model for breaking bad news and conversations transitioning the care focus towards the end of life.
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A NICE Newy Start
Kate and Ben reintroduce the NICE Podcast for 2025 and talk about the upcoming NSW CICM Trainee Day which will be hosted in the wonderful NSW ocean town of Newcastle (affectionally known by locals as 'Newy'). The hosts share their vision for the podcast for this year and preview some forthcoming episodes.
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Mastering Intensive Care with Andrew Davies
Dr Andrew Davies talks at the 2024 NSW Annual CICM Trainee Day held in Newcastle about work-life balance and his reflections on how this has evolved for him over the course of his career.Andrew eloquently describes his journey from high school to high level international ICU research, and how an innate desire to please others and strive for the ‘top’ led him to a place in his life where he was forced to reflect on what truely brings job satisfaction. Andrew considers on how a change in direction led to a new focus for his life goals, including connecting more deeply with his patients and their families, daily meditation, exercising his body and the creation of his now well establish podcast, Mastering Intensive Care.
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Dying with Dignity: Voluntary Assisted Dying in ICU
Ben and Kate talk to Jeanette Lacy, an end of life nurse practitioner, about the complexities of the NSW Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill and its implications for patients, staff and families in intensive care.
Streaming from Awabakal and Worimi land in Australia. Newcastle Intensive Care Education podcast hosts, Kate and Ben, talk to guests from healthcare and beyond about the complexities of critical care.
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