Name: Episode 78: Climate Change and paediatrics by 2 Paeds In A Pod
Duration: 21 min 22 s
Description: We are all busy professionals with lots to do in a very limited amount of time, so why should we be concerned about climate change? That's nothing to do with paediatricians surely? Dr Katie Knight explains why its everything to do with paediatricians and the number one public health emergency for our patients not just tomorrow but today.

We are all busy professionals with lots to do in a very limited amount of time, so why should we be concerned about climate change? That's nothing to do with paediatricians surely? Dr Katie Knight explains why its everything to do with paediatricians and the number one public health emergency for our patients not just tomorrow but today.

Episode 78: Climate Change and paediatrics

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new.

In this episode of Dragon Bytes Basics, Georgia Parry (former Cardiff University medical student, now qualified Doctor) speaks to Dr Blanche Lumb (Paediatric Trainee, Wales) about abdominal masses.

Dragon Bytes Basics - Abdominal Masses

As part of our series on out of programme experiences, Drgon Bytes host Dr Assim Javaid chats to Dr Laura Potts, a Welsh paediatric trainee, about her year out as a simulation fellow at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London,

OOPE - GOSH Simulation Fellow

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new.

In this episode of Dragon Bytes Basics, Georgia Parry (former Cardiff University medical student, now qualified Doctor) speaks to Dr Blanche Lumb (Paediatric Trainee, Wales) about brain tumours.

Dragon Bytes Basics - Brain Tumours

This week our Dragon Bytes host, Dr Assim Javaid, is joined by Dr Dana Beasley (General Paediatrician, Morriston Hospital, Swansea) and Dr Nick Wilkinson (Consultant Paediatrician specialising in Rheumatology and Chronic Pain, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff). Together they discuss how ti investigate cases of suspected arthritis.

Rheumatology - Investigating Arthritis

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new.

In this episode of Dragon Bytes Basics, Georgia Parry (former Cardiff University medical student, now qualified Doctor) speaks to Dr Emily Sloper (Clinical Genetics Registrar) about Fragile X Syndrome.

Dragon Bytes Basics - Fragile X Syndrome

As part of our series exploring opportunities that trainees can take advantage of while going out of programme, Dr Assim Javaid (Dragon Bytes host) discusses the teaching fellowship available at the University Hospital of Wales with Dr Sian Williams (Paediatric Trainee, Wales).

OOP - University Hospital of Wales Teaching Fellow

This week our Dragon Bytes hosts, Dr Assim Javaid and Dr Zoe Johnson, are joined by two members of the Dreamflight charity, Dr Chris Course and Gillian Ticehirst, Together they discuss the Dreamflight charity and what healthcare professionals can do to help.

Dreamflight

In this episode of Dragon Bytes we chat to Dr Cathryn Chadwick (Vice President for Training and Assessment, RCPCH) and Dr Emma Dyer (Chair of the Trainees Network, RCPCH), about the new Progress+ curriculum that is being brought into action later this year. Part 1 of 2.

Progress+ Part 1

In this episode of Dragon Bytes we chat to Dr Cathryn Chadwick (Vice President for Training and Assessment, RCPCH) and Dr Emma Dyer (Chair of the Trainees Network, RCPCH), about the new Progress+ curriculum that is being brought into action later this year. Part 2 of 2.

Progress+ Part 2

2 Paeds returns with a fresh new look, new in association with team at PERUKI.
In our first collaboration we talk to Dr Charlotte Sloane about the current major PERUKI project - establishing the current research priorities for the next 5 years in paediatric emergency medicine.

If you want to get involved go to www.peruki.org.uk or email Charlotte at csloane04@qub.ac.uk

You can also watch us on YouTube

Episode 81: Priority Setting in PEM research with PERUKI

Home of the 'Two Paeds In a Pod' Podcast from the Department of Paediatrics at the Royal Derby Hospital. Created by Sarah Simons, Geoff Burnhill and Ian Lewins this medical education podcast is aimed at health care professionals new to paediatrics or those who occasionally care for children as part of a wider healthcare role.

This podcast is for medical education purposes only and should not replace advice you have received from a medical practitioner.

Episode 78: Climate Change and paediatrics

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