Podcasts about registered general nurse

Safer Sleeping For Your Little One Today's Bitesize clip is from episode E.32 One of the most important things to consider as a new parent is ways to practice safer sleeping with your little one. Sadly, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome claims the lives of around 4 babies each week in the UK so informing ourselves about ways to help reduce this risk and to ensure your baby is sleeping as safely as possible is a key part of parenthood preparation. I am delighted to be joined on this week's episode by the wonderful Stella parkin who works for The Lullaby Trust to talk through ways we can do just that and provide you with some of the essential information you need to support your little one's safer sleeping journey. If anyone has not yet checked out the lullaby trust website, I highly recommend that you do, it is a fantastic resource that can provide you with the best, evidence based information about safer sleeping and reducing the risk of SIDS. Follow this link to check it out www.lullabytrust.org.uk/ For expectant or new parents under 25 years of age there is an additional resource available for you here: https://littlelullaby.org.uk Joining us for today's chat is Stella, Stella qualified as a Registered General Nurse in 1986 at Guy's Hospital, London. Following a range of nursing roles including as a practice nurse and school nurse, Stella undertook her health visitor qualification and gained a PGCE working as a lecturer on a range of health-related courses. Stella initially joined The Lullaby Trust in 2016 as a Regional Development Officer in the South West. The role involved representing The Lullaby Trust at a regional level to raise and maintain awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) within the region and spread safer sleep messages, mainly through delivering training. She also supported bereaved parents in the region through annual Family Days and was the local contact for Lullaby Trust befrienders. Stella now works as the Professional Development Lead within The Lullaby Trust. This new role means that Stella is involved with ensuring that The Lullaby Trust's work reflects public health priorities. I am so pleased Stella is joining us today to share her tips, tricks and important facts about safer sleeping that could, quite honestly, help to save a baby's life. If you have found this podcast useful, please don't forget to subscribe and leave a review so it can help reach other expectant parents. Extra Stuff: Follow Midwife Pip on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/midwife_pip Check out Midwife Pip's website - http://www.midwifepip.com/ Get access to my free courses → https://www.midwifepip.com/free-pregnancy-courses Get in Touch: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/midwife_pip Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/midwifepip Email: https://www.midwifepip.com/contact-us Enjoy Listening... and don't forget to subscribe!  Midwife Pip x  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jackie Morrison aka Mama Adjua was born in London & is of Jamaican parentage. She is a Registered General Nurse, an Independent Health Visitor & a Photographer. She enjoys travel, aromatherapy, DIY, reading, writing, painting, upholstery, upcycling furniture, dressmaking, baking & genealogy. During her spare time, she volunteers for several Charities e.g., Outgoing President of Kiwanis Club of Croydon, an International Organisation, whose focus is serving children of the World. ____________________________ For more about Obehi Podcast, visit our YouTube channel - ⁠Youtube.com/c/ObehiPodcast⁠. Check out also our official website ⁠ObehiEwanfoh.com⁠. Do you want to learn how to better leverage your storytelling skill and earn more? Then check out our training class: ⁠Storytelling⁠ For Content Creators and Digital Entrepreneurs --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/obehi-podcast/message

I was delighted to chat to Airmid about her background in both Western and Chinese Medicine and why we believe that an integrated model of medicine which uses both Western (Allopathic) alongside complementary therapies and lifestyle can optimize our health. Airmid is a Registered General Nurse and a licensed member of the Acupuncture Council Of Ireland. She trained as a General Nurse in the UK and was fortunate to experience many great opportunities including working in UK, Australia and France. As she evolved in the medical field she became interested in "Health and Wellbeing". Her goal is to provide a service that is compassionate, comprehensive and considers the emotional and physical needs of her patients. She believes that her background in Nursing and Acupuncture provides her with the knowledge to provide care that compliments both Western and Chinese medicine. As we discussed energy, our store cupboard staple is Bananas! I explain why they are such a little powerhouse so when you pop them into your shopping trolley this week you will have a whole new respect for them!! They can be eaten as a snack with some nuts or seeds (walnuts and bananas yum!) or in a sandwich with wholegrain bread and nut butter, or in the chia pudding at the link below. Of course banana bread and so many other baking recipes use them so some links below also. Chia Overnight Oats - Lyn Sharkey Nutrition Healthy banana bread recipe | BBC Good Food Healthy Banana Muffins Recipe - Cookie and Kate https://bmccomplementmedtherapies.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12906-020-02907-6 Thanks for joining us today and chat soon! Lyn x #acupuncture #chinesemedicine #health #tcm #wellness #massage #acupunctureworks #acupuncturist #holistichealth #healing #traditionalchinesemedicine #acupuntura #selfcare #healthylifestyle #backpain #yoga #painrelief #acupuncturelife #fitness #physicaltherapy #holistic #pain

Today we are lucky to have two guests hosts. Both members of the PC4 Scientific Committee, we are joined by Associate Professor Nicole Rankin, Head of the Evaluation and Implementation Science Unit at the Centre for Health Policy, The University of Melbourne and Dr Claire Nightingale, Senior Research Fellow at Melbourne School of Population and Global Health. Claire and Nicole are speaking with Dr Mohamad Saab from University College Cork, Ireland. He is a Lecturer in the UCC School of Nursing and Midwifery and a Registered General Nurse. They discuss Mohamad's newly published paper, Referring high-risk individuals for lung cancer screening: A systematic review of interventions with healthcare professionals. Mohamad covers many aspects of screening including lung cancer screening services in Ireland vs. the US, the difference between screening and early detection and the importance of using blame-free language when discussing lung cancer.

Psychotherapist accredited with IAHIP Johannes Berkery, who is also a Registered General Nurse and Midwife joined Fran for our Psychotherapy advice slot this morning and she spoke about the basics of therapy and what services people can avail of now that the country is reopening.

One of the most important things to consider as a new parent is ways to practice safer sleeping with your little one. Sadly, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome claims the lives of around 4 babies each week in the UK so informing ourselves about ways to help reduce this risk and to ensure your baby is sleeping as safely as possible is a key part of parenthood preparation. I am delighted to be joined on this week's episode by the wonderful Stella parkin who works for The Lullaby Trust to talk through ways we can do just that and provide you with some of the essential information you need to support your little one's safer sleeping journey. If anyone has not yet checked out the lullaby trust website, I highly recommend that you do, it is a fantastic resource that can provide you with the best, evidence based information about safer sleeping and reducing the risk of SIDS. Follow this link to check it out www.lullabytrust.org.uk/ For expectant or new parents under 25 years of age there is an additional resource available for you here: https://littlelullaby.org.uk Joining us for today's chat is Stella, Stella qualified as a Registered General Nurse in 1986 at Guy's Hospital, London. Following a range of nursing roles including as a practice nurse and school nurse, Stella undertook her health visitor qualification and gained a PGCE working as a lecturer on a range of health-related courses. Stella initially joined The Lullaby Trust in 2016 as a Regional Development Officer in the South West. The role involved representing The Lullaby Trust at a regional level to raise and maintain awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) within the region and spread safer sleep messages, mainly through delivering training. She also supported bereaved parents in the region through annual Family Days and was the local contact for Lullaby Trust befrienders. Stella now works as the Professional Development Lead within The Lullaby Trust. This new role means that Stella is involved with ensuring that The Lullaby Trust's work reflects public health priorities. I am so pleased Stella is joining us today to share her tips, tricks and important facts about safer sleeping that could, quite honestly, help to save a baby's life. If you have found this podcast useful, please don't forget to subscribe and leave a review so it can help reach other expectant parents. For more information on the services and courses I offer (Antenatal Education, Your Pregnancy Journey and to get your hands on my free birth plan... Please visit: www.midwifepip.com Or check me out on my social media pages @midwife_pip Enjoy Listening Midwife Pip x

Nichola Crust is a National Investigator at the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch, Registered General Nurse in the NHS 28 years and also a GenerationQ fellow. Nichola has worked at a strategic level in a variety of healthcare settings spanning primary and secondary care. Her roles have included professional nurse leadership and mentoring of nursing teams, mobilisation of new services including service and workforce redesign, and training and education in incident investigation. Nichola has developed clinical governance systems in both primary and secondary care, established systems for identifying risks and has worked collaboratively with national bodies relating to healthcare. Nichola has extensive teaching experience and specialist understanding of supporting patients and families through the investigation process. Her key qualities are empathy, ability to build rapport and ability to influence. Before joining HSIB, Nichola was a Head of Nursing, Quality and Safety for the NHS Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Alliance. Nichola joined the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) in March 2017 as a National Investigator. She works closely with patients and their families and carers, healthcare staff, trusts, hospitals and other healthcare providers. Nichola was the HSIB representative on the CQC Never Events Thematic Review expert advisory group. The National Safety Investigator role interested her because it has a focus on leadership and quality improvement and Nichola has a real desire and enthusiasm for leading and influencing improvement work which will directly impact on patient safety. Nichola has completed the Health Foundation's GenerationQ leadership and quality improvement programme and holds an MSc in Leadership (Quality Improvement). Nichola continues to meet with her Action Learning Set following completion of the GenerationQ programme. Nichola reflects on the benefits of Action Learning Sets as a way of reflecting and learning from real life problems and our actions from what happens to us, and around us. They are an opportunity to ask difficult questions, discuss sensitive issues and allow time to question, understand and reflect, to gain insights and consider how to act in the future, sharing learning in a supportive environment. LINKS Link to HSIB report on the Placement of nasogastric tubes https://www.hsib.org.uk/documents/268/HSIB_Placement_of_nasogastric_tubes_Report_V07.pdf Link to HSIB website https://www.hsib.org.uk/investigations-cases/placement-nasogastric-tubes/final-report/ HSIB Social Links Linkedin: HSIB https://www.linkedin.com/company/healthcare-safety-investigation-branch/ Nichola Crust https://www.linkedin.com/in/nichola-crust-1164a121/ About NGPod Global We are dedicated to providing innovative solutions to the patient safety issues surrounding nasogastric (NG) tube misplacement. ------------------------- Website: www.ngpodglobal.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/NGPODGLOBAL Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NGPodGlobal/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ngpo... SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UC7SARs_5...​ ------------------------ Marcus's Social Links: Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarcusNGPOD1 yLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcusine...

My guest today is Ali Dilks, a nurse practitioner with a special interest in menopause.  Owner of Simply Menopausal, Aly runs her own menopause clinic in Leicester and today we're discussing HRT.  There's so much controversy over hormone therapy and in this episode we aim to share facts and challenge some misunderstandings.   Aly qualified as a Registered General Nurse in 1988 and as a midwife in 1992. She has had a varied career across a whole spectrum of specialities within  nursing including working with Homeless Healthcare and has studied to Masters level in diabetes. The majority of her career has been spent in the field of women's health and she has been working as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner in a GP surgery in Leicestershire for the past 7 years. ​Aly has several years experience in the field of menopause working in both the NHS and the Private Sector. She is a member of the British Menopause Society (BMS) and the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) and holds a letter of competence in both coil and implant fitting and removal.  She has also completed The British Menopause Society Certificate in Menopause Care. ​She is passionate about helping women to understand their menopause and offers advice and treatment to help with their symptoms. She has had several articles published both professionally and in many journals and is a regular writer for Active Magazine and Liz Earle Wellbeing. She has been actively involved in promoting menopause awareness and how this can be addressed in the workplace and offers a service to talk at corporate level. She has also been involved with teaching GP and pharmacists how to conduct a menopause consultation in a busy NHS GP practice.  You can find Aly via her website Simply Menopausal   Aly has also written for Liz Earle and you can read her article on menopause and anxiety here and also her article on getting hold of HRT during and since lockdown here

Richmond Stace talks to Rachael Lowe from Physiopedia discussing his insights into pain. Originally training as a Registered General Nurse, Richmond developed an interest in pain whilst observing the varying responses in recovery after operations. Richmond continued to train as a physiotherapist and has a further degree in Sport Rehabilitation and a Masters Degree in Pain Science. https://twitter.com/painphysio

Judy Robson, Registered General Nurse, Beautician and skin care specialist, let us in on her secrets to a healthy glow, and they are not what you would expect!

Devi speaks with addiction recovery specialist, Billi Caine abouthow women and men can use pleasure as medicine to heal from Porn addiction. Find out:* What the signs and symptoms of porn addiction actually are* Some concrete ways to overcome porn addiction* Why "sacred sex" can help heal porn addiction* How and where to get help.Billi Caine is a long term member of the addiction recovery movement from of all types of drugs - wet, dry and behavioral - including alcohol, cannabis (which ended in cannabis psychosis), cigarettes, gambling, painkillers, sleeping pills and pornography; a lifelong student of all things self help and success related, the loved one of addicts, a Registered General Nurse and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. She was also a health care, social care and advice giving professional for many years working with many different types and groups of disadvantaged people – including those with severe and enduring mental illness; drug addicts in a needle exchange; people in the last stages of Aids and ex-offenders - to name but a few - and is now a business woman specializing in recovery from addiction. Billi spent the whole of last year researching the pornography industry and pornography addiction and will be launching a Pornography Addiction Recovery and Mediation Kit for addicts and their loved ones in the next few months.Connect with Billi at:Billi Caine RecoveryEmail Address: support@billicaine.comWebsite Address: http://billicaine.com

Billi Caine pulls the curtain back on the REAL Pornography Industry and not the one The Pornography Industry wants you to see. WARNING: NOT FOR THE FAINT HEARTED.Billi Caine is a long term member of the addiction recovery movement from of all types of drugs - wet, dry and behavioral - including pornography. She is a Registered General Nurse and has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and is a business woman specializing in recovery from addiction. Today Billi pulls the curtain back on the pornography industry and exposes what is really going on behind the scenes and what is pushing pornography to become so hard-core.

A no holds barred look at the pornography industry, pornography addiction, its effect on addicts, their loved ones, pornography performers and the industry itself. WARNING: NOT FOR THE FAINT HEARTED.Billi Caine is a long term member of the addiction recovery movement from of all types of drugs - wet, dry and behavioral - including alcohol, cannabis (which ended in cannabis psychosis), cigarettes, gambling, painkillers, sleeping pills and pornography; a lifelong student of all things self help and success related, the loved one of addicts, a Registered General Nurse and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. She was also a health care, social care and advice giving professional for many years working with many different types and groups of disadvantaged people – including those with severe and enduring mental illness; drug addicts in a needle exchange; people in the last stages of Aids and ex-offenders - to name but a few - and is now a business woman specialising in recovery from addiction. Billi spent the whole of last year researching the pornography industry and pornography addiction and will be launching a Pornography Addiction Recovery and Mediation Kit for addicts and their loved ones in the next few months.