How low is too low when it comes to Haemoglobin? This week we cover blood transfusions, including when to transfuse, complications, how to organise transufsions, evidence and as always tips and advice relevant to Junior Doctor's and Medical St

Post-operative fever

Jul 24th, 2017 19m 44s

In today's episode we cover post-operative fever; one of the more common reviews you will be faced with from day 1 as a junior doctor! From pathophysiology, to causes, to approach and management, we hope to cover the essentials you will need to

Subarachnoid Haemorrhage

Jul 11th, 2017 22m 54s

Today Amanda Chats to Neurosurgeon Dr. Mitch Hansen about Subarachnoid Haemorrhage. The after hours call to see neurosurgical patients is one that often instils dread, so we hope that these handy tips, and a good approach will help you approach

The Confused Patient

Jun 6th, 2017 32m 49s

Delirium… the epitome of a medical condition that textbook study can never fully prepare you for!In this episode we cover a basic approach to the confused patient from the perspective of the JMO on an after hours shift. Thanks to our guest Dr.

Fluids - Part 2

Jun 4th, 2017 23m 36s

Part 2 of a two-part episode on intravenous fluid therapy. Having covered basic physiology we now address a systematic approach to prescribing fluids, what fluids are available and the most important complications to pay attention to.

Fluids - Part 1

Jun 4th, 2017 26m 11s

Intravenous Fluid Therapy - an intimidating topic when learning it for the first time, and often underestimated in its significance when prescribing on the wards. This two part episode will provide medical students and junior doctors with a so

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