5 Things Nursing Podcast by RBWH
5 Things Nursing Podcast by RBWH
Podcast Description
This a podcast produced by, for and with the amazing nurses and health professionals of the Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital community. Our purpose is to inspire, educate and connect our local and global healthcare community as we collectively move from surviving to thriving in our personal and professional lives.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers themes related to clinical practices, personal development, and healthcare challenges. Specific topics include debriefing in practice, occupational violence, and the significance of empathy in healthcare. Episodes such as 'Five Things About Occupational Violence' delve into workplace safety, while the episode 'Five Things About Dysphagia' educates about swallowing disorders, illustrating a balanced mix of practical knowledge and emotional support.
This a podcast produced by, for and with the amazing nurses and health professionals of the Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital community. Our purpose is to inspire, educate and connect our local and global healthcare community as we collectively move from surviving to thriving in our personal and professional lives.
Liz and Jesse are joined by Dr Emily Watters. Emily is a GP with specialised practice focus on Perimenopause and Menopause. Emily is a powerhouse of evidence-based, person-centred care, and an amazing scientific communicator. This is not just for women. This presents a significant public health priority for research and translation to increase access to quality diagnosis and treatment. All treatment options discussed are for the purpose of education and informed self advocacy only. In Australia, check the Australian Menopause Society website for a growing directory of practitioners including Emily.
Emily’s Five Things
- What are perimenopause and menopause?
- Health consequences of menopause.
- You’re never too young for perimenopause.
- Discussing evidence and debunking myths about perimenopause and menopause.
- Treatments in perimenopause and menopause.
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