Podcasts about sydney children's hospital

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Andrew Grant, acting clinical nurse educator for the oncology and hematology inpatient ward at Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick, shares advice on working in oncology and hematology pediatrics

Intensive care units are stressful places to work, but it's not just dealing with the sickest people in the hospital causing compassion fatigue for nurses. And when it comes to chronic heart failure, does anxiety cause the problem, or just make it worse? Plus we go to a children's hospital to hear music therapy in action. Presenter/Producer: Ninah Kopel Producer: Sam King Speakers: Samantha Jakimowicz - PHD student at the University of Technology Sydney Faculty of Health Jeffrey Vongmany- PHD student at the University of Technology Sydney Faculty of Health Dr. Phillip Newton- Director of Research Students in the Faculty of Health at UTS, and Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Cardiovascular and Chronic Care Matt Ralph, Music Therapist at the Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick