Does a doctor’s response to ambiguity and uncertainty influence their psychological well-being? Great to discuss this with The Wounded Healer Podcast Exeter Med School DPT_Research Care Under Pressure open.spotify.com/episode/3hqD9Q…

One of the favorite things about my job is going into the hospitals and providing an excuse for the doctors to have a short break. Makes my day when I hear them chatting and laughing!! 😊❤️

Many thanks ⁦Mary Garner⁩ for the delicious cake today and for supporting the Docs at TPCH with a free coffee. Very appreciative of the great work you do in creating a positive culture 😊
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🎉Congratulations🎉 to Grace Pearson - winner of the TASME Mentorship Prize 2024. Read more about it here ➡️ow.ly/yT1150Rf3ug TASME JASME Michael Page Megan Brown Sandra Nicholson@Chair ASME Prof. Gabrielle Finn Dr Grace Pearson 🇺🇦💙🇪🇺 (she/her)

Really interesting to consider the potential impact of deepfake AI in clinical practice #meded bbc.com/reel/video/p0h…

#WorldParkinsonsDay
Did you know that #delirium is more common in people with #Parkinsons & they are at increased risk of poor outcomes?
Thanks Newcastle University Faculty of Medical Sciences for highlighting our work from.ncl.ac.uk/parkinsons-and…

Florence Gerakios Sarah Richardson Alison Jane Yarnall BAM Research Group AGE Research Group

💬 'What are we going to do with the information?' is a question we often get. Dr. Wes Ely, Professor of Medicine and Critical Care, explains.

#AcuteEncephalopathy #Delirium #WDAD2024 #AcuteBrainFailure #HospitalMedicine #Neuroscience #CriticalCare

“Around 75% of medicine is about reassurance. . . Taking time to explain patients' conditions and symptoms so they can understand them better is very rewarding.'

Consultant gastroenterologist Rajaratnam Mathialagan talks about tackling patients’ concerns
bmj.com/content/385/bm…

AI and dementia care - a nod to the future bbc.com/news/uk-englan…

💡 Powerful words on #delirium care in a 2002 editorial by @krockdoc.

⭐ Still very much true today.

🔗 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12389838/

#delirium in critical care master class. Brisbane
21.10.24
Date for diaries
⁦AustralasianDelirium⁩
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Stumbled across this wonderful and intriguing article on #death as captured in the #HarryPotter series. Such relevance to geriatrics and old age psychiatry practice and finding meaning at the end of life 👇 agsjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdfdirect/… Raquel Weinberg J.K. Rowling

Well said Rowan

UQ researchers have found older patients who experience #delirium are 3 x more likely to develop #dementia

Prof Ruth Hubbard from UQ’s CHSR said the study also found that every episode of delirium increased the chance of developing dementia by 20%

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Important read for those who train Junior Doctors and medical students. Some of the arguments align to the views of clinicians today who complain about how things are vis a vis when they trained. A focus on post traumatic growth is key going forward #meded nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

How students learn and teaching that aligns with that via Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO)

edresearch.edu.au/sites/default/…

In 2010 with ⁦Christina Kolaiti⁩ we made a dementia training video
It was educational, sad at times but also uplifting with a positive message: Mum with dementia is still Mum. Seek help and focus on living well
Shame ⁦Alzheimer's Society⁩ choose a dark path youtube.com/watch?v=NWPA8w…

The 2nd edition of 'How Learning Happens' is finally out! and Paul A. Kirschner and I are very excited to share it.

Here's a brief preview of what's new ⬇️ 🧵

➡️ Firstly, we felt that the missing elements in the first part of the 1st edition all fell within the broader category