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Episodes
Sunday Sep 20, 2020
Sunday Sep 20, 2020
In this week’s episode we are joined by Dr James Somauroo a growing expert in healthtech and personal branding. James shares his story from leaving anaesthetic training to pursuing entrepreneurship full time. He gives us an insight into the rapidly growing world of medtech and why personal branding is so important in this day and age. Tune in and discover how to take your ideas from concept to market. We also discuss the power of networking, self-awareness and why it is important for founders to pursue ventures aligning with their passions and expertise.
James is the founder of somX, a healthtech agency. He covers healthtech for Forbes as a contributor and also hosts The Health-Tech Podcast, which has listeners in >100 countries. He has held roles in leadership, management and innovation at NHS England, Health Education England and the British Medical Journal and previously directed two healthtech accelerators; DigitalHealth.London, which provided startups with market access to the NHS, saving £48M for the UK health service and HS., which built, scaled and invested in deep technology companies.
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The Medical Defence Union (MDU) has kindly sponsored this episode. The MDU is run by doctors who support doctors facing medico legal issues and are market leaders for indemnity in the UK. Become a member today to access their 24-hour medico-legal helpline and other cool resources including free online CPD, courses, journals with member discounts on courses, books and so much more.
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Sunday Sep 13, 2020
Sunday Sep 13, 2020
In this week’s episode we are joined by Tash Binnie a 3rd year Medical Student at King’s College London. Tash is a keen advocate for mental health sharing her own journey of the very low moments in her own life where she had to seek professional help. We discuss the stigma behind clinicians with mental health conditions and why it is so important the medical profession takes head now more than ever. We explore the positive and negative impact of social media for doctors especially in response to the article she featured in by Times magazine. Tash tells us why she started her popular Instagram page documenting her medical journey and why she founded REACH.
Tash is 3rd year medical student at King’s College London with a keen interest in mental health. She has a super popular instagram page (@tash_themedic) where she shares information about how to get into Medicine, life as a Medical Student and Mental Health to increase the awareness of the prevalence of mental health illnesses in the medical profession. Tash founded REACH: Medical School Mentoring in July 2020 which aims to pair a current graduate entrant Medical Student up with an aspiring graduate entrant Medical Student. So far REACH: Medical School Mentoring has matched over 150 pairs of mentor-mentees.
How to get in touch with Tash:
Instagram: @tash_themedic
Twitter: @tashthemedic
YouTube: Tash The Medic
https://www.tashthemedic.co.uk/
Sponsors:
The Medical Defence Union (MDU) has kindly sponsored this episode. The MDU is run by doctors who support doctors facing medico legal issues and are market leaders for indemnity in the UK. Become a member today to access their 24-hour medico-legal helpline and other cool resources including free online CPD, courses, journals with member discounts on courses, books and so much more.
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Sunday Sep 06, 2020
Sunday Sep 06, 2020
In this week’s episode we explore the journey of a digital doctor who is living well ahead of his time. Tune is as Dr Imtiaz shares his reasons for rejecting an offer to study medicine at Cambridge University to now becoming a growing expert in health technology and lifestyle innovation. We delve into his decision-making process as a young student to understand why he chose quality of life over a prestigious medical university. He takes us through what lifestyle medicine is and how a digital life for him equals maximum efficiency. Learn more about the new kid on the block that is Clubhouse and why the future lies in tech.
Dr Sohaib Imtiaz is a board certified lifestyle medicine doctor and an NHS clinical entrepreneur fellow. He is the VP Innovation at Owaves and is interested in all things data, tech and wellness.
Instagram - @drsohaibimtiaz
Twitter - @digitald0ctor
https://digitaldoctor.substack.com/
Sponsors:
The Medical Defence Union (MDU) has kindly sponsored this episode. The MDU is run by doctors who support doctors facing medico legal issues and are market leaders for indemnity in the UK. Become a member today to access their 24-hour medico-legal helpline and other cool resources including free online CPD, courses, journals with member discounts on courses, books and so much more.
Follow the MDU on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter for guidance, advice and to take part in exciting competitions.
For more information about Scrubbed In please visit:
Visit MediGate for access to a secure online e-portfolio, automated teaching feedback and a seamless course search engine.
www.medigate.co.uk
Sunday Aug 30, 2020
Sunday Aug 30, 2020
In this week’s episode Dr Farzana Hussain, a GP principal working in Newham joins us to share her story. You may have seen her face around the nation as she was selected to be one of faces for the NHS 72nd birthday! We explore her journey from the very beginning all the way to being awarded GP of the year. We delve into what it took to become a pioneering GP while balancing motherhood. She touches upon her personal struggles including the loss of her mother during medical school. Dr Farzana champions workplace flexibility; female GPs to pursue entrepreneurship and the opportunities that come with partnership.
This was truly an insightful episode and we learnt we should never to be afraid and always try.
Dr Farzana Hussain is the GP principal at The Project Surgery. She is the clinical director for a primary care network and the Co-Chair of National PCN at NHS confederation. Most recently she was awarded GP of the year.
Reach out to Dr Farzana Hussain: @fhussain73
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Sunday Aug 23, 2020
Sunday Aug 23, 2020
In this week’s episode we meet Dr Sarah Bailey who shares her journey from medical school to pursuing a career in sports medicine. Tune is as she shares why she nearly chose drama school instead of medicine. We learn how being organised was key for Sarah to continue playing sports for her university. Listen to her tips and advice on how to stay fit and active during busy rotations as a medic. We explore her love for sports and fitness, why she loved working in ED and the affects of burnout.
If you also want an insight into life as a junior working in Public health this episode is for you!
Dr Sarah Bailey is a GP Trainee, rugby sports medic (Worcester Warriors) and fitness instructor based in the west midlands. Her passion is all things lifestyle, exercise and she loves promoting the importance of a work/life balance with fellow medics. You can find her over at @thegymmedic on instagram where her blogs/vlogs combine medical information, exercise, and her real life as a clinician and sports doctor/fanatic!
To learn more about Dr Bailey please visit:
Instagram: @thegymmedic
Twitter: @p@THE_GYM_MEDIC
Facebook: @thegymmedic
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Friday Aug 21, 2020
Friday Aug 21, 2020
Miss Jess McMicking (Consultant Obstetrician Gynaecologist at GSTT) is Scrubbed In today to take you through a very rare diagnosis of pregnancy. This week you are the O&G SHO attending MAU (Maternity assessment unit) to see a 36 week pregnant female who is not feeling too well...
This is an excellent case taking you from presentation right through to management with key highlights mentioned for the assessment and investigations important for pregnant females. A truly holistic and comprehensive approach.
There will be moments when you can pause the audio to get involved and do a bit of thinking! Please head over to our Instagram page to interpret the investigations and results if prompted, they will be available as highlights. A Quiz on this case will be up later on in the week!
We hope this encourages a new and novel form of medical education.
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Twitter: @JessMcmicking
Instagram: westminsterwomens
Sunday Aug 16, 2020
Sunday Aug 16, 2020
In this week's episode we meet Mr Naveen Cavale, a consultant plastic surgeon based in London. Mr Cavale shares his journey to becoming a leading surgeon and what true plastic surgery entails. We learn about his day to day working life including the depth and variety of procedures. We explore his work abroad in war-torn countries including Gaza and the importance of surgical training for future generations. He imparts great advice for those wishing to pursue a surgical career!
Tune in as we have a great discussion on the use of social media, the rise of cosmetic procedures and why not everyone who claims is a real plastic surgeon.
Mr Naveen Cavale is a fully accredited Plastic Surgeon, on the UK specialist register (equivalent to USA board certified). He has an NHS Plastic & Reconstructive practice in King's College London as well as a Private Plastic, Reconstructive & Cosmetic Surgery practice in Central London. He has taken his reconstructive skills to other parts of the world where they are desperately needed being shared by BBC World and other major news outlets. He is president of the Plastic Surgery section at the Royal Society of Medicine.
To learn more about Mr Cavale please visit:
Instagram: @realplastics
Twitter: @plasreconsurg
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Sunday Aug 16, 2020
Sunday Aug 16, 2020
Dr Natalie Ashburner, Psychiatry trainee, is scrubbed in today to take you through a case where you are the Psychiatry SHO and you've just been referred a 45 year old male with an episode of Acute Pschosis...
Is an acute psychosis common in middle aged patients? What organic causes can cause an acute psychosis? Got a good idea of a confusion screen?
There will be moments when you can pause the audio to get involved and do a bit of thinking! Please head over to our Instagram page to interpret the investigations and results if prompted, they will be available as highlights. A Quiz on this case will be up later on in the week!
We hope this encourages a new and novel form of medical education.
If you have found this PodCase beneficial please send us your email so we can send out a feedback form and please share with colleagues.
For more information:
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Sunday Aug 09, 2020
Sunday Aug 09, 2020
In this week’s episode we meet Nurse Zara who was redeployed to ITU during the peak of COVID-19. We learn about her enthusiasm and passion for nursing and why she believes medicine is a life long journey of learning. Discover more about the pandemic but from a nurse’s perspective, the struggles, the joys and the accomplishments. We delve into the world of nursing and find out what they really think of junior doctors.
Zara imparts great advice for current nursing students and young individuals who want to pursue a career in nursing!
Nurse Zara a registered adult nurse working in London. She is a surgical nurse by background and was redeployed to Intensive Care Unit following the Covid-19 outbreak.
Instagram: nursezara_uk
YouTube: Nurse Zara UK
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Sunday Aug 02, 2020
Sunday Aug 02, 2020
In this week’s episode we meet Dr Mahmood, a dentist working in the heart of Birmingham. Tune in as we learn about his love for poetry, spoken word and visual arts. We share his journey as a neuroscience grad to becoming a dentist. We explore why creativity is important and how mental health among men is just as important as burnout. He gives us an insight into the world of Maxfax and why it proved to be a valuable experience for him.
Kamil Mahmood is a Dentist, Poet, Spoken word and Visual Artist born and raised in Birmingham. His work explores identity, community, Islam, the British Pakistani diaspora, masculinity and international activism. He combines contemporary commentary with narratives of the often overlooked and unheard, championing words as tools for change. His debut collection 'Mute Men' was published by Verve Poetry Press. He currently works as a dentist in Birmingham.
Instagram: @kamilmpoet and @thekamikazi
Reach out to Kamil directly if you would like a copy of his debut collection - 'Mute Men'
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