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FRCS UROCAST

Urology Resource

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A regular educational podcast hosted by Sophia Cashman and Hari Ratan. Join us as we discuss a wide range of urological topics which urology trainees will encounter both in real life, as well as in the FRCS(Urol) intercollegiate exam. Every week, we discuss a clinical case with the help of expert special guests.
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Family Resiliency Center is research and policy center conducting transdisciplinary research. FRC's multidisciplinary, hyper focused teams and projects are individually constructed and generate dynamic, groundbreaking research that builds and shapes public policy and awareness. Research areas include environmental health, food insecurity, media and cultural influences, and how biological and community influences influence health. #talkFRCResearch podcasts are aimed at translating FRC researc ...
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Let's Talk Surgery: The RCSEd Podcast

The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh

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Let’s Talk Surgery: The RCSEd Podcast brings you the latest news from the College, providing informative, educational and entertaining content covering a range of healthcare topics and hosting a variety of expert speakers from the RCSEd membership and beyond.
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Scrubbing In

Fahad, Mohamed, Alan

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Welcome to our Scrubbing In Podcast YouTube Channel, where the three of us pseudo-professors Fahad, Mohamed, and Alan, who are doctors working within the NHS, amuse ourselves and also provide practical, insightful knowledge relevant to surgical exams Subscribe to our channel, and join us as we scrub in, exploring the depths of surgical science and education. Be a part of our growing community where we make learning interactive, engaging, and fun. Stay tuned for our regular updates and get re ...
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Hand surgery has significantly evolved over the past 50 years. Advances in technology and surgical techniques have improved patient care but the contributions made by experienced experts in the field cannot be overlooked. Through this series, lessons learned through trial and error will be shared for treating simple to complex injuries of the upper limb and how the decision-making process can impact patient outcomes. Join us as the AO Trauma Hand Education Committee Members interview a Sage ...
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In this episode, we’re celebrating our one-year anniversary by diving deep into the management and surgical treatment of GORD/GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease). Join us as we explore:• A comprehensive overview of GORD/GERD symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.• Step-by-step guidance on how to approach GERD surgery, including the Nissen f…
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A new podcast series brought to you in collaboration with the Younger Fellows Group. We discuss mentoring in practice – what it involves, some of the benefits, and dispel some of the myths. This remains a crucial tool in practice today. Examples of mentoring interactions from some our guests. Details of the upcoming mentoring course can be found on…
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In this episode, Sesi Hotonu explores antenatal counselling with two clinicians who form a vital part of the service in Edinburgh. Mr Paul Cullis is a consultant paediatric surgeon at the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People, and Dr Vix Monnelly is a consultant neonatologist at the Simpsons Centre for Reproductive Health. A great episode th…
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Gregory Ekatah is joined by Mr Manoj Kumar (Consultant upper GI surgeon) and Helen Vosper (Chartered Ergonomist) to discuss Team Based Quality Reviews (TBQR), an innovative tool / approach to systems thinking in reviewing clinical practice. When things go wrong, or indeed reviewing excellence in clinical practice, TBQR offers a framework to approac…
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In this episode, Sesi Hotonu explores a very important topic for all clinicians involved in the care of children- child protection. She is joined by Dr Marianne Forrester, consultant paediatrician at the Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital. As lead for child protection at RACH, and chair of the RCPCH Scottish child protection committee, Dr Forrester…
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The final episode of this series reflecting on when things go wrong. Gregory Ekatah and David Alderson explore the psychological impact on clinicians. This is illustrated by the story of ‘Icarus and Hubris’ and a couple of poems from www.incisedlines.com. They also tackle the concept of resilience in modern day clinical practice. Tickets are still …
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The second part of a conversation between Gregory Ekatah and David Alderson as they explore the psychological impact of 'when things go wrong' through the medium of the arts. Listeners can also review the poem Frozen from www.incisedlines.com, written by David, which helps encapsulate this discussion. Tickets are still available for David Alderson'…
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As we focus on wellbeing this week, David Alderson is back on the podcast to continue the conversation on when things go wrong in surgery. The human element, some of the psychological impact on the surgeons, as well as the reaction from non-surgical communities including the media… a thrilling 2-part conversation. Tickets are still available for Da…
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In this episode, guest host Sesi Hotonu explores two aspects of paediatric gastroenterology with Dr Paul Henderson; gastrointestinal bleeding and inflammatory bowel disease. As a renowned researcher in inflammatory bowel disease and a champion of medical education, Dr Henderson talks eloquently about these two topics including the interface of medi…
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In this enlightening episode of our medical podcast series, we delve into the critical topic of cholecystitis, a common condition encountered by general surgeons. Our expert guests discuss the nuances of diagnosing and managing both acute and chronic forms of cholecystitis, with a particular focus on the distinctions between calculus and acalculous…
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The patient safety series is back for its final few episodes. Recorded back in August 2023, Andrew Murphy-Pittock joins Gregory Ekatah on the podcast to discuss HSIB which has now become Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB). We explore the role of HSIB / HSSIB, its creation, remit and future developments in the quest to improve patien…
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In this enlightening episode of "Scrubbing In," we delve deep into the pharmacology of local anesthetics, covering everything from basic calculations to practical applications in surgery and critical care. Whether you're revising for exams, practicing in the medical field, or just curious about the science behind pain management, this video is pack…
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Welcome to Episode 12, where we delve into the art of critically appraising a research paper, for the FRCS academic station. Join us dissect a pivotal paper from the British Journal of Surgery. This episode not only enhances your understanding of surgeon fatigue and its impact on surgical outcomes but also equips you with the essential skills for s…
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An exciting series brought to you by the Paediatric Surgery SSB aiming to fill in the gaps of the paediatric surgery curriculum not easily covered by daily practice. In this episode, guest host Sesi Hotonu explores paediatric orthopaedics with consultant orthopaedic surgeon, award winning trainer and FRCS examiner Professor Robin Paton.…
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Welcome back to the Scrubbing In Podcast! In this episode, we delve deep into the complexities of trauma laparotomy, splenic injuries, and their management. Join us as we discuss the critical ligaments involved, the nuances of splenic injury, and the pathways to emergency intervention. Whether you're a medical professional or just curious about the…
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Welcome to another episode of Scrubbing In with Mo And Alan. Today, we’re taking a closer look at pancreatitis from a general surgery perspective for the FRCS General Surgery exams. We discuss various aspects of pancreatitis, including diagnosis, severity categorization, management strategies, and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach.Enga…
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Welcome to another episode of Scrubbing In with Mo And Alan. In this thrilling episode, we try and dive deep into the complexities of atrial fibrillation (AF). This episode is crucial for surgical trainees, general surgeons, and anyone interested in critical care. We explore the definition of AF, its causes, and effective management strategies, pro…
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Gregory Ekatah is joined by Mr. David Alderson, consultant ENT surgeon, as part of the new patient safety series. We discuss his journey through the patient safety space and his novel approach in using the arts when considering what happens when things go wrong for patients – through the lens of the surgeon. The first of an exciting series to come.…
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Gregory Ekatah is joined by an allstar cast of the NOTSS programme. Five of the central figures involved in the development of the NOTSS taxonomy, its implementation into practice and steering into the future. Professors Rhona Flin, Steve Yule, and George Youngson are joined by Mr Simon Paterson-Brown and Dr Nikki Maran to reflect on the last 20 ye…
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Gregory Ekatah is joined by an allstar cast of the NOTSS programme. Five of the central figures involved in the development of the NOTSS taxonomy, its implementation into practice and steering into the future. Professors Rhona Flin, Steve Yule, and George Youngson are joined by Mr Simon Paterson-Brown and Dr Nikki Maran to reflect on the last 20 ye…
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Join Alan and Fahad in the 8th episode of the "Scrubbing In Podcast" as we dive deep into definitions that get you easy marks in the FRCS General Surgical Exam **Engage with Us!** 🔔 Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more invaluable surgical insights and ensure you hit the notification bell so you don't miss out! 🎧 Love the podcast format? Follow…
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After the summer holidays, the LTS podcast and robotic surgery series are back. On this episode, Greg Ekatah is joined by Mr Nick Ventham to discuss robotic fellowships – how to plan them, what to expect, some of the challenges and opportunities, and some tips in finding success. He recently completed an Intuitive Surgery Fellowship at Sunderland R…
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Join Mohamed Aly and Alan Askari in the 7th episode of the "Scrubbing In Podcast" as we dive deep into Diverticulitis. We provide a comprehensive breakdown of surgical techniques, hands-on case studies, essential management tactics, and key complications every surgical trainee should know. Whether you're gearing up for the FRCS General Surgical Exa…
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Welcome back to the 6th episode of Scrubbing In, your educational hub for the FRCS General Surgery Exam. In this episode, hosts Mohamed and Alan deep-dive into appendicitis. Get an in-depth understanding of appendicitis as we discuss various management approaches, comprehensive investigations, and effective management of appendicular masses. Prepar…
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Welcome back to "Scrubbing In" with your hosts, Alan and Mo. In this second episode covering hernias, we go through the operative management of inguinal hernias, one of the most common issues encountered in general surgery for the FRCS exam.This episode provides an in-depth exploration of both open and laparoscopic hernia repair - TAPP and TEPP. We…
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In this episode of "Scrubbing In" with Alan and Mo, we tackle the comprehensive approach towards diagnosis and treatment of an inguinal hernia. This episode sheds light on how to assess the impact of this condition on a patient's quality of life, what risk factors to consider, and how to differentiate between direct and indirect hernias. Learn the …
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Welcome back to "Scrubbing In," your ultimate FRCS revision guide! Join your hosts Mo and Alan in Episode 3 as we tackle the complex and critical topic of Bariatric Emergencies. In this episode, we dive deep into the ins and outs of bariatric emergencies, providing you with the essential knowledge and practical strategies to confidently manage thes…
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Welcome to another episode of Scrubbing In! Alan and Fahad are diving deep into a topic that often elicits a fair bit of apprehension among surgical trainees: statistical methodology for FRCS exams. In this episode, we simplify and demystify statistics in academia and explain the essential concepts you'll need to nail your exams. Our discussion ran…
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ENT_UK and @RCSED partner to bring you a second series of coffee room chats. In this penultimate episode, Mr Sean Carrie and Mr Jonathan Joseph discuss local anaesthetic rhinological surgery, the indications and techniques – an episode in collaboration with BRS.By RCSEd
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We've been away for a little while but welcome back to another episode of FRCS Urocast - and it's a good one! Joining Sophia and Hari today is Vaibhav ("VB") Modgil from Manchester who has a large subspecialist practice in Andrology. VB talks us through the modern management of Peyronie's disease. Any feedback or comments? Email us on urologyresour…
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Join Alan and Mohamed, two seasoned surgeons based in the United Kingdom, in our first podcast series dedicated to preparing you for the FRCS general surgical examination. We plan to guide you through the content and structuring of your answers to achieve the highest scores possible. In this episode, we discuss OG Cancer as an example, role-playing…
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ENTUK and RCSEd partner to bring you a second series of coffee room chats. In this episode, Mr Arun Iyer and Prof Owen Judd discuss the nitty gritty of lasers and angled endoscopes in difficult middle ear cholesteatomas. In conjunction with BSO.By RCSEd
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