The Critical Care Practitioner
Education Podcasts
This is a podcast aimed at those workng in Critical Care be they Doctors, Nurses or Physiotherapists. Over the years of making the podcast Jonathan has chatted with many other Practitioners in this field from around the world including America, Australia and New Zealand. He discusses their work and reserach and how this has impacted on the patients we care for and how we can help to take this forward. Jonathan has also podcasted from many of the important conferences around the globe- The European Society of Intensive Care, the Intensive Care Society State of the Art Conference in the UK, the North American Association of Critical Care Nurses, the British Association of Critical Care Nurses, and the International Fluid Academy Conference. During these conferences he has had the oppurtunity to meet many of the leaders of the changes in Critical Care treatment. There are now over 160 episodes in the library and he continues to connect this way with others around the world and ensure his audience can learn as he learns. He also has a website at criticalcarepractitioner.co.uk on which there are many resources for others to aid their learning as well as access to his YouTube videos one of which has had over 220,000 views. His mantra has been and continues to be 'As I learn, you learn too'.
Location:
United States
Genres:
Education Podcasts
Description:
This is a podcast aimed at those workng in Critical Care be they Doctors, Nurses or Physiotherapists. Over the years of making the podcast Jonathan has chatted with many other Practitioners in this field from around the world including America, Australia and New Zealand. He discusses their work and reserach and how this has impacted on the patients we care for and how we can help to take this forward. Jonathan has also podcasted from many of the important conferences around the globe- The European Society of Intensive Care, the Intensive Care Society State of the Art Conference in the UK, the North American Association of Critical Care Nurses, the British Association of Critical Care Nurses, and the International Fluid Academy Conference. During these conferences he has had the oppurtunity to meet many of the leaders of the changes in Critical Care treatment. There are now over 160 episodes in the library and he continues to connect this way with others around the world and ensure his audience can learn as he learns. He also has a website at criticalcarepractitioner.co.uk on which there are many resources for others to aid their learning as well as access to his YouTube videos one of which has had over 220,000 views. His mantra has been and continues to be 'As I learn, you learn too'.
Language:
English
Episodes
CCP Podcast: So you want to be an ACCP?
10/10/2023
This is a chat with Rowan Grieves who works in Belfast about her journey to become an ACCP and the hurdles she had to overcome when starting this new role.
Duration:00:34:04
CCP Podcast- Patient Diaries
3/28/2023
This was originally a Facebook livestream with an ex patient- Carol Billian, Christine representing ICU Steps, a group helping support ICU survivors and Peter Nydahl from Germany who also aims to support the same group.
Duration:00:56:10
CCP Podcast- Lung Protective Ventilation- How to improve our practice.
3/22/2023
This is a chat I had with Dr Daniel Watkin about his QI project to assess compliance with the guidelines and how they went about improving it.
You can find the paper here- 'Beyond Audit: Embracing QI methodology to drive improvements in lung-protective ventilation'
Duration:00:23:02
CCP Podcast- When to do the tracheostomy.
2/10/2023
This is a chat with Tamas Szakmany about the paper 'Impact of early tracheostomy versus late or no tracheostomy in nonneurologically injured adult patients: a systematic review and meta analysis' and his editorial 'When more could mean less intervention: the tale of tracheostomy timing in critical illness'
Duration:00:28:44
CCP Podcast- Weaning our patients.
2/2/2023
This is a chat with professor John Laffey about the WEAN_SAFE study.
Weaning from mechanical ventilation in intensive care units across 50 countries (WEAN SAFE): a multicentre, prospective, observational cohort study
Duration:00:31:37
Do Not Resuscitate- the conversations we have.
1/27/2023
A discussion with Michelle about the recent paper she played a part in discussing the conversation s we have, or don't about Do No Resuscitate orders.
The experiences of adult patients, families, and healthcare professionals of CPR decision-making conversations in the United Kingdom: A qualitative systematic review.
Duration:00:42:23
ICU Acquired Weakness and Muscle Wasting with Brigitta Fazzini
1/13/2023
Brigitta and colleagues have just published 'The rate and assessment of muscle wasting during critical illness: a systematic review and meta-analysis.'
Some important and interesting discussion points.
Duration:00:29:10
Nutrition management for critically and acutely unwell hospitalised patients with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Australia and New Zealand.
5/30/2022
Great discussion with Dr Emma Ridley a dietitian from Australia about how they planned to look after the nutritional requirements of COVID patients. A lot of pointers about how we care for their needs when they haven't got COVID too.
Duration:00:49:25
Organ Donation from the Frontline- with Vikki Howarth
5/29/2022
Vikki has been a clinical lead for Organ Donation in the past so I spent some time picking her brains about the role of the Organ Donation team and how that affects how we look after our patients. Lots of really valuable insights.
Duration:01:09:41
Proning- The PROSEVA Trial
3/21/2022
This is an important trial to start our look at Proning and the research supporting it. https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa1214103
I am going to continue this series of podcasts by looking at the other evidence.
FREE 15 Friday- End Tidal CO2
3/13/2022
Let's get a better understanding of what that waveform is telling us!
FREE 15 Minute Friday- Intubation- What’s all that equipment?
3/6/2022
Let’s talk about the equipment we use when we decide to intubate our patients. Some understanding of their features is helpful.
FREE 15 Minute Friday- Why have my patients sats dropped?
2/25/2022
It could be that they have dropped quickly or slowly. Either way its sensible to have a thought process ready so that you might be able to solve it! This is what I cover in this podcast.
Duration:00:19:33
FREE 15 Minute Friday- Why do we intubate?
2/18/2022
A new series which I am hoping to provide weekly taken from the livestreams I am running across social media- this weeks topic- why do we intubate our patients?
Duration:00:20:43
FREE 15 Minute Friday- Basic Ventilator Screen
2/10/2022
A new series which I am hoping to provide weekly taken from the livestreams I am running across social media- this weeks topic- the basic ventilator screen. Lets go through some of those buttons.
Duration:00:13:15
FREE 15 Minute Friday- Peak and Plateau Pressures
2/8/2022
A new series which I am hoping to provide weekly taken from the livestreams I am running across social media- this weeks topic- Peak and Plateau Pressures. What are they and why does it matter?
Duration:00:12:15
FREE 15 Minute Friday- PEEP
1/28/2022
A new series which I am hoping to provide weekly taken from the livestreams I am running across social media- this weeks topic- PEEP
Duration:00:18:09
CCP Podcast 166: Practitioners on Fire- Ashleigh Lowther
10/15/2021
Duration:00:29:41
CCP Podcast 165: Catherine White and ICUSteps
10/6/2021
Catherine presented recently at the BACCN conference discussing some of the issues our patients have when they leave the intensive care and how we might help.
Duration:00:40:28
CCP Podcast 164: Practitioners on Fire - Nathan Griffiths
9/14/2021
Tell me who you are and where you work- Paediatric Nurse Consultant
What is your background- Paediatirc nurse
Why did you decide to go into advanced practice- Career options limited, spotted job opportunity
What was your biggest struggle during your training- academia and developing clinical knowledge
What was the part you found less difficult than you thought you would- Adapting into the clinical role
Give one question you would ask at interview- What is their enthusiasm for advanced practice.
Name one resource you have found most useful- Don't forget the bubbles website
Who do you admire most professionally.- Katie Barnes- developed advanced practice framework
Duration:00:23:17