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BNSSG Paeds Pod#22 Eating Disorders (finale)Speaker:
Dr Neky Sargant: Consultant Paediatrician with an interest in Eating Disorders, UHBW Clinical Lead for Eating Disorders, BNSSG Clinical Lead for Paediatric Mental Health.
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IN THIS PODCAST FINALE Neky Sargant shares her 'top tips' for assessing and managing eating disorders in Children and Young People in Primary Care. She highlights key guideline changes with the 2023 MEED guidelines and guides us through an effective assessment of potential eating disorders, safe management plans and appropriate onward referral pathways.
Episode resources
MEED
Happy Maps
Bristol HEADSSS
Eva Musby Resources
Beat Eating...
2025-04-1637 min
Music Therapy ConversationsEp 96 Tamsin ElliottTamsin is a multi-instrumentalist and composer with roots in the traditional dance tunes of the British Isles. Her debut solo album FREY (2022) established her as a rising star on the folk scene, with The Guardian praising her "beautiful, filmic compositions for accordion, harp, whistle and voice". In this work Tamsin explores themes of limbo, pain, healing and acceptance, reflecting on the microcosm of her personal experience of chronic illness alongside wider themes of societal disconnection and environmental grief. Her forthcoming record The Meeting Tree celebrates connection, nature and the joy of sharing tunes with friends. Tamsin's critically-acclaimed colla...
2025-03-261h 13
The Only Way Is EthicsWomen in HealthTech | Panel 2Welcome to the second panel in our Women in Healthtech series!This month we’re shining a spotlight on the incredible women shaping the future of digital health—leaders, innovators, and mentors who are pushing boundaries, challenging biases, and driving meaningful change in the industry.In this episode, we’ll be exploring key themes like bridging the gender gap in healthtech leadership, the rise of FemTech, the power of mentorship, and the policy shifts needed to build a more gender-equal future. We’ll also discuss how women-led healthtech solutions are transforming patient care, the role of coaching...
2025-02-141h 01
The Maternity & Midwifery Hour15.1 The Black Maternity Matters StoryIn the first episode of series 15 of Maternity & Midwifery Hour we are joined by Ann Remmers and Laura Lewinson who will share how Black Maternity Matters, an anti-racist scheme for perinatal teams and senior leaders, is addressing the racist perceptions and behaviours that adversely impact on health outcomes. Inspired by Black Mothers Matter’s vision that one day Black mothers will no longer be disproportionately in danger during pregnancy and the first year after birth.
Hosted by:
Sue Macdonald, Midwifery Ex...
2025-01-171h 08
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#KnowvemberIntroducing #KnowvemberListen to an introduction from Liz and Tom, Library & Knowledge Leads at NBT and UHBW
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#KnowvemberQ&A with Ashley Windebank-BrooksQ&A with Ashley Windebank-Brooks - Patient Safety Lead at NBT
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#KnowvemberQ&A with Fergus CaskeyQ&A with Fergus Caskey - Joint Director of Research & Development for NBT and UHBW
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#KnowvemberQ&A with Stu WalkerQ&A with Stu Walker - UHBW Hospital Managing Director and former Medical Director
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The Only Way Is EthicsLeah Parry | Episode 6In Episode 6 of our podcast, we sit down with Leah Parry, CxIO: Nursing, Midwifery and AHPs for University Hospitals Bristol and Weston (UHBW). Leah shares her unique journey into the digital realm, starting with her initial challenges in a digital health recovery program where she learned the complexities of digital implementations. She discusses how this experience shaped her approach to risk management and emphasizes the importance of high-level scrutiny and assurance in successful digital transformations.
Leah also delves into the intriguing minidisk analogy from her blog, which resonates deeply with the evolution of digital health. With a year of...
2024-08-1656 min
Shipshape and Bristol FashionTeenage Cancer Trust celebration eventThe Teenage Cancer Trust unit, also known as ‘Area 61,’ hosted a 10th anniversary celebration for patients, families and hospital staff at Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre (BHOC). The Crew were invite to attend a sing a few songs!https://www.uhbw.nhs.uk/p/latest-news/duchess-of-york-helps-celebrate-10-years-of-bhoc-teenage-and-young-adult-unit/printDontate by clicking this link https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/POBShantyCrewTheme song provided by Kale A. DeaneMentioned in this episode:Chapters Nova Scotia
2024-08-0554 minBNSSG Paeds Pod#13 Paediatric Myths and PitfallsSpeaker
Dr David Capehorn - GP partner and Honorary Associate Specialist in Paediatrics.
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Should we always investigate lymphadenopathy in children and how worried should we be? Is fever a predictor of illness? When should we investigate intermittent abdominal pain? How do we interpret investigations in children? GP and Honorary Associate Specialist in Paediatrics tackles these questions and more, challenging us with common myths and pitpalls in Primary Care Paediatrics.
Resources
Bristol Children's Hospital: chronic abdominal pain in children (https://uhbw.mystaffapp.org/diliboards/46/diliboard_contents/12401/document_view.pdf)
Park: Ev...
2024-07-1642 minBNSSG Paeds Pod#12 Chronic HeadachesSpeaker
Dr Anirban Majumdar: consultant Paediatric Neurologist
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Join GP Ruth Bowen exploring the challenging topic of chronic headaches with consultant Paediatric Neurologist Dr Anirban Majumdar. We discuss management of migraines and tension headaches including alternative medicines and supplements, the often challenging overlap between headache phenotypes in CYP, red flags and indications for referral.
Resources
Headsmart (https://www.mybrainfirst.org/)
Migraine trust (https://migrainetrust.org/)
Bristol Children's Hospital: Paediatric headache for Primary Care (https://uhbw.mystaffapp.org/diliboards/46/diliboard_contents/307/document_view.pdf)
British Paediatric Neurology Association: CHaT (Children's...
2024-06-1730 min
The Bristol CableThe Debrief: Institutional racism at local NHS trustListen: The Debrief, digging deeper into revelations of institutional racism at a local NHS trustPriyanka Raval discusses the inside story of her recent investigation into racism in health services, and what it says about the state of the NHS, with Cable colleague Matty EdwardsIt was 23 June 2023 when the Cable journalist Priyanka Raval received a tip-off from a source asking to discuss institutional racism at a local NHS trust.That very day, an internal report published by the same organisation – University Hospitals Bristol and Weston UHBW) NHS Trust – sounded a warnin...
2024-03-1528 min
The Bristol CableCable Longreads - Institutional racism at local NHS trustThis investigation, months in the making, reveals racism in Bristol hospitals.Our journalist Priyanka Raval was contacted by whistleblowers from local NHS trust University Hospitals Bristol and Weston (UHBW), many of whom have been recruited by the NHS from overseas to deal with the UK's chronic staffing shortages.The Cable has been investigating claims of institutional racism at the trust, after 10 whistleblowers came forward to share their stories, including seven who have now left as a result.Bullying, facing racial slurs, being passed over for promotion and blamed for mistakes – these are just some...
2024-03-0124 min
The PaedsHub PodChild Sexual AbuseIn this episode, Dr Felicity Cooksey welcomes Dr Michelle Cutland to the podcast. Dr Cutland is clinical director for the children’s service at a Sexual Assault Referral Centre in the South West of England and clinical co-lead for Physical Signs of Child Sexual Abuse 3rd Ed, which is due for release in August 2023.
They discuss communicating with children and young people
following disclosures of sexual harm, the importance of reinforcing bodily autonomy to children and the updates to Physical Signs of Child Sexual Abuse (also known as the ‘purple book’).
Resources
· Data on the scale a...
2023-09-0141 min