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Volunteering DiscoveryVolunteering for HealthVolunteering for Health is an exciting national programme and Norfolk and Waveney are one of 15 partnerships involved. In this episode we meet Nicky Stainton at Voluntary Norfolk who tells us all about what is underway in Norfolk and Waveney. Then we hear from Samantha Hartles at NHS Charities Together who shares the background and ambitions for this fantastic initiative. To find out more about Volunteering for Health in Norfolk and Waveney visit https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/volunteering-for-health-norfolk-and-waveney/To get in touch with the Volunteering Discovery or Volunteering for Health team, contact nwicb.volunteering@nhs.net2025-06-2424 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainInside TheatresIn this episode we head into Theatres to speak to two Operating Department Practitioners (ODPs) who explain the different roles and types of skills needed to work in Theatres. We also discuss the logistical challenges of running over 30 Theatres efficiently so that we can treat as many patients as possible. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2025-06-2329 min
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Behind the Hospital CurtainPalliative Care SpecialIn this episode we speak to Justine Williams, a Clinical Educator in end-of-life care about how our palliative care team helps patients and their loved ones. Justine's role is to deliver education so that all staff are confident in delivering high quality end of life care - something that is so important in in Norfolk which is experiencing a significant increase in its older population. We also discuss the importance of having conversations with our relatives/carers about our future wishes and we look ahead of the second national Advance Care Planning conference taking place in Norwich this May.2025-04-2326 min
Age And StageFinding local services - how Age UK can helpDan Skipper from Age UK Norwich (https://www.ageuk.org.uk/norwich/) outlines the resources available for older friends and relatives, both in his native Norfolk and as part of the wider Age UK network. Services include clubs and trips, health and wellbeing and advice on benefits and entitlements. We also discuss the challenges of funding care services in a cost of living crisis.Get in touch with your comments & questionsEmail: ageandstage@agespace.org Voicenote: www.speakpipe.com/ageandstageWhatsApp: 07982 360113Share Age & Stage with friends & family: h...2025-04-1038 minVolunteering DiscoveryVolunteer to Career in General PracticeAs featured in previous episodes, Volunteer to Career is a fantastic enhanced volunteering experience. Volunteers have the chance to gain first hand experience in a health and care setting, receive career mentoring and make a difference at the same time. In this episode we hear first hand from two people what it was like to get involved with Volunteer to Career. Ginette took part as a volunteer, and shares why she signed up and the value it offered. And we meet Laura Holder, the Practice Manager at Ludham and Stalham Green Surgeries who set up the programme...2025-04-0842 min
The Dietitian CafeCollaborative Conversations in Weight Management With Dafydd Wilson-Evans and Dimitri PournarasFor too long, weight management has been framed as a choice — surgery or nutrition, medication or lifestyle changes. But we know the most effective, sustainable results come when these approaches work together. In today’s episode, we’ll be discussing how dietitians, surgeons, clinicians, and the wider healthcare team can break down silos, collaborate more effectively, and ultimately improve outcomes for people living with obesity. We’ll also explore how clearer communication — both between healthcare professionals and with patients — can help everyone better understand the value of collaborative care. Joining me for this important conversation are Dafydd Wil...2025-03-1251 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainInside our new Community Diagnostic CentreIn this episode we take a look inside our new Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) and speak to Seshni Mohammed, Radiology Services Manager, and Dr Clare Beadsmoore, Consultant Radiologist and Chief of Imaging. They explain the concept of CDCs and how our new facility will be able to accommodate up to 150,000 appointments a year when it is at full capacity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2025-03-1219 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainNational Apprenticeship WeekTo mark National Apprenticeship Week 2025 we speak to Career Development Manager and to one of our recent apprentice graduates Kerry Baldwin, who was the first to undertake a Trainee Operations Manager role as part of her apprenticeship. We explore the benefits of apprenticeships, not only for the individual but for the NHS as a whole. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2025-02-1024 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainPathology: In our labsIn this episode we speak to Consultant Clinical Biochemist Dr Allison Chipchase about what goes on in the labs at NNUH. From turning around blood tests in under an hour, to helping our teams prioritise further tests for bowel cancer, it's a highly pressured environment that has a huge impact on patient care - with around 70% of all diagnoses relying on Pathology work. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2025-01-2828 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainN&N Hospitals Charity SpecialIn this special episode we talk to Julie Cooper and Remy Martin from the N&N Hospitals Charity. They explain how the charity supports the work of the Trust to further enhance patient care and the experience and environment for patients, visitors and staff. They give examples of how to get involved to support the charity’s work, from epic fundraising challenges to gifts in kind and legacy donations. You can also hear how to support them this Christmas through their sponsor a bauble campaign. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more in...2024-12-1024 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainRehab on Critical CareIn this episode we speak to Critical Care Consultant Dr Deborah Easby and Clinical Lead Physiotherapist for Critical Care, Toni Bladon, about the role that rehabilitation plays on Critical Care. From speech and language therapists, to physiotherapists and rehabilitation assistants offering sunshine therapy, the rehab carried out on Critical Care helps aid patients recovery, both physically and mentally. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-11-1922 minVolunteering DiscoveryDrawing connectionsIn the final episode of season one of Volunteering Discovery we are getting creative and meeting the team who support people to Drop in and Draw with the Norfolk Library and Information Service. We hear why the sessions provide much more than a space for artistic endeavours. Volunteer Alison shares why her creative skills aren't the only ones she puts to good use in the group. And Katherine explains why libraries are the perfect place for sessions like Drop in and Draw.To find out more about volunteering with the Norfolk and Library Information Service visit https...2024-11-0519 minVolunteering DiscoveryOvercoming obstaclesIn this episode of Volunteering Discovery we meet the buggy service team at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn. Set up after receiving feedback, the buggy service volunteers make it easier to get from the car park to the hospital itself, taking away the difficulty of walking up one of the few hills in Norfolk. Volunteer Adrian explains why there is much more to the role than driving, and Jo shares the response from patients and visitors.To find out more about volunteering at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn, visit https://www.qehkl.nhs.uk/volunteering...2024-10-2923 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainMeet our new Youth ForumIn this episode we meet three members of our new youth forum - Millie, Millie and Quin. We discuss the role of the Forum and why they decided to get involved. We talk about some of the projects they’re currently working on and the importance of having a say in shaping changes and improvements to the facilities and care for young people at NNUH. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-10-2221 minVolunteering DiscoveryUnexpected pathwaysCentre81 is a charity which enables adults with a disability to live full lives, never forgetting the need for 'fun.' We meet members of the team who found their connection and involvement with Centre81 taking unexpected turns. We'll hear from John who found himself working at Centre81 after a career in transport via volunteering with the team. Member John shares his journey from volunteer to member, whilst volunteer Lorraine emphasises how much being a part of the team means to her. We'll also hear from Julie why Centre81 are getting involved with Volunteer to Career, supporting people to...2024-10-2226 minVolunteering DiscoveryBonus episode: Volunteer to CareerVolunteer to Career is an enhanced volunteering programme which aims to support people interested in a health and care career to take their first steps. In this bonus episode, producer Jules speaks to Ben Chandler about Volunteer to Career. They discuss why the programme focuses on volunteering in primary care settings such as doctors surgeries and what a volunteer can expect from getting involved. To find out more about Volunteer to Career visit https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/volunteering-volunteer-to-career/ Get in touch with Volunteering Discovery contact jules.alderson@nhs.netVolunteering Discovery is a...2024-10-2218 minVolunteering DiscoveryCreating communityIf you received a diagnosis of a rare illness, you might find yourself with many questions and the desire to speak to someone about what to expect. This was the case for Barbara Fountain, who after finding limited support for young people with tongue cancer, established a community of her own. This community has grown in to the global charity Young Tongues. In this episode we'll hear from Barbara and volunteer Nat about how being involved in Young Tongues makes a difference; supporting those with tongue cancer in sometimes unexpected ways. To find out more about Young...2024-10-1532 minVolunteering DiscoveryThe power of small gesturesThis is the second of our two episodes meeting the team at Priscilla Bacon Lodge near Norwich. We recommend you listen to the previous episode of Volunteering Discovery, 'Laughter and Learning' before tuning in to this one for background on the hospice. In this episode we hear from volunteers who give their time for very personal interactions with patients at the hospice. Bob shares his experiences as a chaplaincy volunteer, providing a safe space to share worries and concerns. Volunteer Katy explains why sharing her artistic skills in bedside sessions with patients reinforces her belief in the...2024-10-0835 minVolunteering DiscoveryLaughter and learningToday we meet members of the team at Priscilla Bacon Lodge a hospice on the outskirts of Norwich. Terry shares the unlikely path he took to volunteering at Priscilla Bacon Lodge, and what has kept him equally as enthusiastic over 20 years. We also hear from Ben who started volunteering to support his desire for a career in medicine, and learnt how to get to grips with something that many young people are reluctant to do - answering the phone to strangers! To find our more about volunteering with Priscilla Bacon Lodge visit https://www.priscillabaconhospice.org.uk...2024-10-0132 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainOrgan Donation Week 2024 - Natasha's storyIn this episode, to mark Organ Donation Week 2024, we speak to Natasha Leggett who's life was saved 19 years ago when she had a double lung and heart transplant. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-09-2428 minVolunteering DiscoverySmall steps, side by sideIn this episode of Volunteering Discovery, we meet the team at Homestart Norfolk. Parenting certainly doesn't come easy to everyone and Homestart Norfolk volunteers can make a huge impact, supporting parents to make small changes which make a lasting difference. Liz gives background to how Homestart came in to being, and what support and training is offered to volunteers to equip them for home visits. Sarah shares her personal story of volunteering as a home visitor, shedding light on what it is like to volunteer alongside a family and see how their interactions lead to positive changes. ...2024-09-2434 minVolunteering DiscoveryNot just a trusteeIn this episode of Volunteering Discovery we meet the team at Healthwatch Norfolk. Healthwatch Norfolk play a key role in gathering feedback on local health and care services which lead to real change and volunteers are a crucial part of this work. We hear from volunteer Andrew, a former GP about what led him to get involved in more ways than one and how even volunteering on a rainy day can be a positive experience.Find out more about Healthwatch Norfolk here https://healthwatchnorfolk.co.uk/Volunteering Discovery is a Hospital Radio Norwich production for...2024-09-1727 minVolunteering DiscoveryDigging, growing, healingIn this episode of Volunteering Discovery we meet members of the Family Action ESCAPE Project. We hear how getting involved at their community allotment offers the opportunity not only to learn about horticulture and take care of the plants, but also make connections in the community, encouraging personal growth and healing. To find out more about the ESCAPE project visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/481728421874507/ and to learn more about Family Action visit https://family-action.org.uk/Visit the Volunteering Discovery page https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/get-involved/volunteering/volunteering-discovery-podcast/ or contact us using jules.alderson...2024-09-1015 minVolunteering DiscoveryMore than money mattersThis episode of Volunteering Discovery takes a look behind the scenes of volunteering at Age UK Norfolk. Featuring insights from volunteers Matthew and Caron the episode explores the various services provided by Age UK Norfolk, including telephone befriending, Money Matters, and Power of Attorney roles. The episode explores the personal experiences and motivations of the volunteers, providing training insights and emphasizing the positive impact and personal fulfilment derived from volunteering.To learn more about the work of Age UK Norfolk visit https://www.ageuk.org.uk/norfolk/Visit the Volunteering Discovery page https://improvinglivesnw.org...2024-09-0327 minVolunteering DiscoveryCompanions in the clinicIn this episode of Volunteering Discovery, we meet members of the team at the Leg Ulcer Clinic at East Coast Community Healthcare. The podcast features insights from Karen, a community staff nurse, Rosie, Volunteer Service Manager at Voluntary Norfolk, and Denise, a dedicated volunteer. They discuss the tasks volunteers perform, the skills required, the impact on patient care, and how volunteers are integrated and supported within the clinic. The story highlights personal experiences, motivations for volunteering, and advice for other healthcare professionals considering involving volunteers in their services.To find out more about volunteering with East Coast...2024-08-2717 minVolunteering DiscoveryListening to save a lifeThis episode of Volunteering Discovery delves into the role of volunteers in health and social care, specifically focusing on the Samaritans in King's Lynn. Volunteers Michael and Bridget share insights on the recruitment process, training, and the emotional impact of volunteering, emphasizing the importance of empathy and listening skills. The episode also highlights support systems for volunteers and the profound personal benefits of their work.To find out more about volunteering with the Samaritans visit https://www.samaritans.org/support-us/volunteer/ Visit the Volunteering Discovery page at https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/get-involved/volunteering/volunteering-discovery-podcast/ or...2024-08-2029 minVolunteering DiscoveryMovement matters In this episode, host Sarah introduces the Norfolk Community Health and Care Neuro Exercise Team to explore their support for individuals with neurological conditions. The team includes various specialists and volunteers such as Stephen, whose involvement creates a supportive environment for patients. The discussions highlight the benefits of community and volunteer support in motivating patients to stay active and socially engaged. To find out more about volunteering with the Norfolk Community Health and Care team visit https://www.norfolkcommunityhealthandcare.nhs.uk/volunteering/ Visit the Volunteering Discovery page here https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/get-involved/volunteering/volunteering-discovery-podcast...2024-08-1321 minVolunteering DiscoveryUno and afternoon teaThis episode of Volunteering Discovery takes listeners behind the scenes of volunteering in health and social care in Norfolk and Waveney, focusing on About With Friends, a charity supporting people with learning disabilities. We hear from dedicated volunteer Su about her volunteering journey and staff member Abby tells us why volunteers are so important to the charity. To discover more about the work About with Friends do visit https://aboutwithfriends.co.uk/ Visit the Volunteering Discovery page here https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/get-involved/volunteering/volunteering-discovery-podcast/ Or get in touch using jules.alderson@nhs...2024-08-0621 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainA tour of the Norfolk and Norwich Orthopaedic Centre - NaNOCIn this episode we give a walking tour of the new Norfolk and Norwich Orthopaedic Centre, NaNOC. We hear from Jim Wimhurst, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and Cristiana Jorge, Matron for Trauma and Orthopaedics, who have been heavily involved in bringing this project to life. We look at the facilities including two theatres, a ward, recovery area and physiotherapy room. Our guests explain how patients will benefit from using a stand alone unit and how this new facility will help reduce waiting lists. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-08-0533 minVolunteering DiscoveryCulture TherapyThis episode explores the significant impact of volunteeringin health and social care through the experiences of individuals involved withthe Restoration Trust. It highlights how activities organised by the trust havepositively influenced mental well-being and provided a sense of community andpurpose for participants. Volunteer Adrian discusses his personal journey andhow volunteering has not only helped him but also enabled him to supportothers in his new career.Follow Volunteering Discovery now so that you nevermiss an episode.2024-07-3020 min
The Handover with NCH&CSeason 1: Episode 2 The Handover - Celebrating Centuries and InnovationsA tour of Birch Unit, North Walsham's legacy, and NHS uniform conversations In this episode, we catch up with the following colleagues: Carolyn Fowler, Director of Nursing and Quality, and Rob Mack, Director of Community Health and Social Care Operations, have a tour of the Birch Unit with Unit Lead, Luciano Pitasi.Melissa Taylor, Communications & Marketing Manager, pays a special visit to North Walsham War Memorial Hospital in celebration of the site's centenary. Colleagues share their opinions on the new national NHS uniform at the first uniform drop in session in Norwich. 2024-07-2330 minVolunteering DiscoveryWhen weeding makes a differenceThis episode discusses the impactful role of volunteers at East Anglian Children's Hospice, highlighting the experiences of volunteer Julia, and a family she has supported with her gardening skills. It emphasises the training and support that volunteers received, and that you don't need to be Monty Don to make a real difference to families. Find out more about EACH www.each.org.uk/get-involved/volunteering/Visit the Volunteering Discovery page https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/get-involved/volunteering/volunteering-discovery-podcast/Get in touch: jules.alderson@nhs.netVolunteering Discovery is a Hospital Radio Norwich p...2024-07-2322 minThe Handover with NCH&CSeason 1: Episode 2 - Celebrating Centuries and InnovationsA Tour of Birch Unit, North Walsham's Legacy, and NHS Uniform Conversations.In this episode, we catch up with the following colleagues:Carolyn Fowler, Director of Nursing and Quality, and Rob Mack, Director of Community Health and Social Care Operations, have a tour of the Birch Unit with Unit Lead, Luciano Pitasi.Melissa Taylor, Communications & Marketing Manager, pays a special visit to North Walsham War Memorial Hospital in celebration of the site's centenary. Colleagues share their opinions on the new national NHS uniform at the first uniform drop in session in Norwich. 2024-07-1930 minVolunteering DiscoveryScrabble in the emergency departmentAttending the Emergency Department can be a stressful and uncomfortable time for anyone. For someone experiencing mental health challenges and it can be particularly difficult. In response to this challenge, the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital has introduced volunteers to their Emergency department. In this episode of Volunteering Discovery, we meet the team at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital responsible for this exciting project. They’ll tell us how they got the scheme off the ground and the difference they feel it makes whilst volunteer Sarah explains what it is like ‘on the ground.’ Hear h...2024-07-1617 minVolunteering DiscoveryAn introductionOur first episode explores health and social care volunteering in Norfolk and Waveney, highlighting the Get Involved platform by Voluntary Norfolk for connecting volunteers with roles, and the significant contributions volunteers make at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. We meet Hospital Radio Norwich volunteer Irenee, who tells us all about her volunteering and the difference it makes for patients. Find the Get Involved platform here https://www.getinvolvednorfolk.org.uk/To find out more about volunteering at the Norfolk andNorwich University Hospital - https://www.nnuh.nhs.uk/getting-involved/volunteer-with-us/become-a-volunteer/2024-07-0938 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainRobotic SurgeryIn this episode we discuss how robotic surgery is enhancing patient outcomes and their overall experience. We speak to Mr Mark Rochester, Clinical Director for Urology and Prof Irshad Shaikh, Colorectal surgeon, who both use robots to operate on their patients. We're also joined by Richard Cushing, who was operated on by Prof Shaikh to remove bowel cancer. Because of the benefits of robotic surgery he was able to be discharged 23 hours later. Both surgeons talk about the advantages of using robots compared to traditional techniques, how we are an exemplar site in this field, and what the future of...2024-07-0822 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainWhy I volunteer at my local hospitalAs National Volunteers' Week celebrates 40 years of volunteering across the country, we speak to one of our amazing volunteer drivers Gerald Bradley. He explains why he decided to volunteer for us, what he does, and how rewarding he finds it. We also speak to Sally Dyson, our Voluntary Services Manager, about the huge range of volunteer opportunities available at NNUH. Plus we have details of a special Showcasing Volunteering event taking place at the hospital during National Volunteers' Week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-06-0322 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainSupporting patients with dementia and their carersIn this episode we speak to Liz Yaxley, our Dementia Services Manager, and Jamie Artherton-Howlett, a Senior Dementia Support Worker, about the additional support the team gives to patients at NNUH who are living with dementia. They also explain how carers and relatives are involved in the patients' care and supported by our staff. We also preview what will be taking place at this year's Dementia Fayre being held at the hospital on 20 May. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-04-2923 min
The Nate Lull PodcastThe Nate Lull Podcast, Episode 247: Norwich Wrestling Reunion with Keith Evans, Tom Stoddard & Carl KoenigNate travels back to Norwich High School for the second episode in a three-part series about the NHS Wrestling program. These interviews are focused on the championship teams of the early 1990's. In this edition, Nate chats with grapplers Keith Evans and Tom Stoddard as well as local wrestling expert, Carl Koenig. Look for part three of this series in the summer of 2024.2024-04-191h 21
Dgs Health & Fitness PodcastDavid Hodgson- Moving into management with Darlo.In this latest episode of the podcast, this is part 2 where we caught up with former professional football player and manager David Hodgson,David started his professional career at Middlesbrough, signing his first professional contract age 18 before moving onto Liverpool and having a sucessful few years there, David also played for boyhood club Sunderland, Norwich City, Sheffield Wednesday, Swanse City and having a stint abroad with Xerex in Spain, Mazda in Japan and in France with Metz before moving into management with Darlington after a chance meeting in Middlesbrough with one of the directors at Darlington fc, you can...2024-03-2646 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainCelebrating 170 years of the Jenny Lind Children's Hospital170 years ago the Jenny Lind Children's Hospital opened thanks to a generous donation from the famous Opera singer Jenny Lind. It was only the second children's hospital in the country at the time. Today our clinicians provide specialist services to children and young people across East Anglia. In this episode find out more about our history and our ambition for the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-03-2522 min
Dgs Health & Fitness PodcastDavid Hodgson- Starting out at the Boro.In this latest episode of the podcast we caught up with former professional football player and manager David Hodgson, David started his professional career at Middlesbrough, signing his first professional contract age 18 before moving onto Liverpool and having a sucessful few years there, David also played for boyhood club Sunderland, Norwich City, Sheffield Wednesday, Swanse City and having a stint abroad with Xerex in Spain, Mazda in Japan and in France with Metz before moving into management with Darlington after a chance meeting in Middlesbrough with one of the directors at Darlington fc, you can hear all about it here,2024-03-1550 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainThe importance of health researchIn this episode we speak to our lead research nurse for commercial and strategic partnerships at the NIHR Norfolk Clinical Research Facility, Louise Coke, and Amy Nichols, Senior Clinical Research Nurse in the Women's and Children's team at NNUH. We discuss the benefits of health research, how patients can get involved and some of the challenges in recruiting participants.If you would like to register your interest to take part in a research trial visit https://bepartofresearch.nihr.ac.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-02-1925 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainNavigating Cancer CareNNUH is the largest cancer centre in the East of England offering world class services to around 6000 patients a year. In this episode we hear from Macmillan Information Manager Bethan Philips about how we support patients and their loved ones through the cancer journey. We discuss the cancer pathway including different types of treatments and the support services available in Norwich and Cromer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-01-2232 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainStriving for sustainable healthcareIn this episode we chat to Ellen Goodwin, NNUH's Sustainability Manager, alongside Emma Jarvis, Environmental Arts Manager to talk about how we are striving to provide more sustainable healthcare. We discuss the NNUH green plan, small steps both staff and patients and visitors can make, and how we are improving biodiversity across our sites. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2023-12-1227 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainTransforming healthcare through the Virtual WardIn this episode we speak to Claire Beard, Virtual Ward Manager at NNUH. We discuss how the virtual ward works, the benefits to patients and their families or carers, and the wider healthcare system. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2023-11-1426 min
SOUL Purpose ~ with Caroline Carey ~ a journey of human-soul stories that lead to entrepreneurial offeringsDreams and transformation with Mick CollinsMick has had a diverse career since leaving school aged 15-years in 1972. He has worked as a builder’s labourer, served as infantryman in the British Army for three and a half years, and between 1977-83 he travelled and worked around many parts of the world. From 1983-86 he lived in a Tibetan Buddhist monastery, where he experienced a spiritual emergency. This transformative experience eventually informed his vocation to train as a therapist. Mick worked for many years as an NHS occupational therapist in acute mental health settings and in a specialist psychological therapies team. Dur...2023-10-3053 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainED nurses - have you got what it takes?In this episode we talk to two of our emergency nurses who have recently featured on national TV in Emergency Nurses: A&E Stories. We hear from Gemma Wright, Paediatric Nurse who works in Children's ED, and Rebecca Stopp, Deputy Sister and Practice Educator. We discuss why they chose careers in emergency nursing, what it takes to be an A&E nurse, and Gemma shares how she put her nursing skills to the test when her mum had a cardiac arrest. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2023-10-1731 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainGiving the gift of life through organ donationIn this episode of Behind the Hospital Curtain we mark Organ Donation Week by hearing Charlotte and Lucy Hornby's story. Charlotte's husband, and Lucy's dad, Andy, was in a road traffic collision, and sadly they were given the news he would not survive. We talk about what happened and the decision to donate Andy's organs, which went on to transform the lives of three people. We're also joined by Natalie Ashley, Specialist Nurse for Organ Donation, who tells us more about the organ donation process, and her role.Our heartfelt thanks to Charlotte and Lucy for...2023-09-1930 minThe Nate Lull PodcastThe Nate Lull Podcast, Episode 229: Norwich Wrestling Reunion with Don Kovalchik, Neil Peraza & Joe TeleskyNate travels to Norwich High School for the first episode in a three-part series focusing on the NHS Wrestling program. He sits down with retired coach Don Kovalchik, along with Neil Peraza and Joe Telesky, who were captains on the famous 1991 team. Look for part two of this series in the spring of 2024.2023-09-051h 12
Behind the Hospital CurtainFrom maths teacher to midwife - maternity services overviewIn this episode we hear from Vicky Mash, former maths teacher turned NNUH midwife! We discuss everything you need to know about our maternity services, from what to do when you discover you are pregnant, what to expect at antenatal appointments, what to do if there are any concerns during pregnancy, labour options and postnatal care. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2023-08-1433 min
Behind the Hospital CurtainWe all need a rock - maintaining our wellbeingIn the first of a new podcast from the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (NNUH), we speak to Head of Spiritual Healthcare, Adrian Woodbridge, and Beth-Anne Mancktelow, Senior Health and Wellbeing Practitioner. We discuss what impacts our wellbeing and the simple steps we can all take to look after ourselves. We discuss spirituality and what that means to different people, and the importance of connecting with others. There are simple tips we can all take to improve our wellbeing, plus advice on how to talk about your wellbeing if you're finding things difficult. Hosted on Acast...2023-07-0429 min
Coaching CultureJo Wright & Dr. Toomas Sarev: Coaching, high pressure environments & the NHSIn this podcast, Coaching Culture co-founder Jo Wright is joined by Dr. Toomas Sarev, Consultant Cardiologist at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. With over 20 years of experience in Interventional Cardiology and 6 years of leadership experience in the NHS, Dr. Toomas helps executives, leaders and senior medical professionals find clarity in their thought processes and discover new ways of thinking to inspire and create lasting transformation.
In this episode, Dr. Toomas and Jo discuss the benefits of trust and why it's the basis of every relationship. Dr. Toomas also highlights the importance of pausing, taking a...2023-01-1039 min
Coaching CultureJo Wright & Dr. Toomas Sarev: Coaching, high pressure environments & the NHSIn this podcast, Coaching Culture co-founder Jo Wright is joined by Dr. Toomas Sarev, Consultant Cardiologist at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. With over 20 years of experience in Interventional Cardiology and 6 years of leadership experience in the NHS, Dr. Toomas helps executives, leaders and senior medical professionals find clarity in their thought processes and discover new ways of thinking to inspire and create lasting transformation.
In this episode, Dr. Toomas and Jo discuss the benefits of trust and why it's the basis of every relationship. Dr. Toomas also highlights the importance of pausing, taking a...2023-01-0639 min
The Adversity Psychologist"Let's Talk Mental Health"Series 2 Episode 4In this episode I talk to the one and only Trisha Goddard. An absolutely fascinating conversation around mental health and coping with adverse events.Trisha is a talk show host, producer and journalist of over 36 years and currently hosting 2 shows on Talk TV. She is also a global mental health ambassador and patron for many organisations. Patron of the Norwich & Norfolk HomestartPatron and Ambassador for MindPatron of the Queen Consort’s Charity Royal Osteoporosis Society& The British Lymph Node Societyhttps://www...2022-11-1651 min
Why Run?Friendship and runningSteve used to go to a local running club, but being slow, he always finished last. The experience left him feeling humiliated and low, even though he went on to complete numerous running events, including the Brighton Marathon and Great North Run. At the end of 2019, Steve split up from his partner and then came COVID. During lockdown, he decided it was time for a rethink and last year, he set up Norwich Social Joggers. "At Norwich Social Joggers, everyone starts together and finishes together. No one gets left behind."The group has be...2022-05-0528 minThe Nate Lull PodcastThe Nate Lull Podcast, Episode 176: Norwich Basketball Reunion with Mark Abbott, Bob Lazor & Charlie WightmanOn this very special podcast episode, Nate returns to Norwich High School for the final interview in a three-part series. Hear about the 1992-1993 and 1993-1994 NHS Boys Basketball teams that won back-to-back state titles. The teams went a combined 56-2 over two years and won a federation title in 92-93 with a perfect record of 29-0. Listen in as Coach Mark Abbott and superstar players, Bob Lazor and Charlie Wightman, look back on this historic era. This is the first time in almost 30 years that these three have come together to talk about their time in Norwich.2022-04-101h 21The Nate Lull PodcastThe Nate Lull Podcast, Episode 159: Norwich Basketball Reunion with Mark Abbott, Bob Branham & Drew "Bear" SeilerOn this very special podcast episode, Nate heads back to Norwich High School for the second interview in a three-part series. Hear about the 1992-1993 and 1993-1994 NHS Boys Basketball teams that won back-to-back state titles. The teams went a combined 56-2 over two years and won a federation title in 92-93 with a perfect record of 29-0. Listen in as Coach Mark Abbott, Assistant Coach Bob Branham and player Drew "Bear" Seiler talk about their favorite memories. The final episode in this series will be released later this winter.2021-12-201h 21
YesshiftNews Desk Edition - December 18, 2021Welcome to the final news episode for 2021! On this episode, we cover the following news topics:
-Downes Braide Association song “Dear Arthur,” dedicated to Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, as detailed here: https://www.loudersound.com/news/downes-braide-association-pen-poignant-tribute-to-arthur-labinjo-hughes(YouTube video was here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX8myoInd9s)
-Rick Wakeman playing festive music at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, YouTube uploads (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzGCgVRDIuciDCIojBkGlTg), (https://www.facebook.com/NNHospCharity/videos/1247575332419774), tour updates (https://www.rwcc.com/live.php#usaupdate), and featured on the cover of The Beat Magazine.
-Oli...2021-12-201h 22
Coffee & Geography Coffee & Geography S01E27 Ro Procter (UK) Kit talks to Ro Procter, chatting about Geography as a STEMM subject, how geography can help in discovering gender and sexual identity and what it is to be non-binary, autism as a ‘superpower’, the history behind the story of Brer Rabbit amongst other things!Ro is an autistic, non-binary and pansexual environmental scientist. They like to be as loud as they can be about their diversities because it helps other people feel welcome in these sciences. “It helps to break down the idea of a geographer as a bonkers old man with maps and binoculars.” Ro works wi...2021-12-041h 04
Coffee & GeographyCoffee & Geography S01E27 Ro Procter (UK)Kit talks to Ro Procter, chatting about Geography as a STEMM subject, how geography can help in discovering gender and sexual identity and what it is to be non-binary, autism as a ‘superpower’, the history behind the story of Brer Rabbit amongst other things!
Ro is an autistic, non-binary and pansexual environmental scientist. They like to be as loud as they can be about their diversities because it helps other people feel welcome in these sciences. “It helps to break down the idea of a geographer as a bonkers old man with maps and binoculars.” Ro works with two organisations in Norwi...2021-12-041h 04
GDPR Weekly ShowNewry, VOIP DDOS, Bradford Test Trace, Location data, High Court costs, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, Experian South Africa, Dutch tax, IRCC, University of Colorado Boulder, Google, Medical data, Centara Hotels,Coming up in this week's episode: Newry data breach lines streets with gold, UK VOIP providers suffer after DDOS attacks, Bradford lady reports NHS Test & Trace data breach, Location data company warned over GDPR practices, High Court costs awarded against data breach victim, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital data breach, Experian South Africa data breach, Dutch tax authority found to have breached GDPR, IRCC leaks data regarding vulnerable Afghans, University of Colorado Boulder data breach, Google security...2021-10-3144 minThe Nate Lull PodcastThe Nate Lull Podcast, Episode 150: Norwich Basketball Reunion with Mark Abbott, Peter Burton & Josh MorrisOn this very special podcast episode, Nate travels to Norwich High School for the first interview in a series. Hear about the 1992-1993 and 1993-1994 NHS Boys Basketball teams that won back-to-back state titles. These teams went a combined 56-2 over two years and won a federation title in 92-93 with a perfect record of 29-0. Listen in as Coach Mark Abbott and players Peter Burton and Josh Morris talk about their favorite memories. Two additional episodes on this team will be released later this winter.2021-10-071h 30