Academic training in Geriatrics

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Academic training in Geriatrics

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Aug 28, 2017

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Pete and Nick are joined by Claire McDonald and Sarah Richardson who are both academic geriatricians. Together, they talk about how to get into academic work and research within geriatrics including academic clinical fellow posts.

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Aug 28, 2017

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CotEcast (Care of the Elderly podcast) is for clinicians who look after older patients. Entertaining discussion, debate, analysis and interviews related to Geriatric and General Medicine. Produced by AEME, the Association for Elderly Medicine Education. Presented by Dr Mark Garside & Dr Peter Brock

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How to Become a Geriatrician - Tips for Specialty Applications and Interviews: Pete, Mark and Vicky discuss the application and interview process for Geriatric Medicine training, and share their insights and tips about how to be successful in getting a post by CotEcast
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NOACs vs Warfarin: Pete, Mark and Nick discuss the pros and cons of warfarin vs NOACs in AF, strategies for choosing the most appropriate anticoagulants, and how to involve patients in shared decision-making. by CotEcast
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Med Reg Fears Part 3 - Views from the Other Side: In the final instalment of AEME's "Med Reg" trilogy, Mark and Pete are joined by representatives from the lands of surgery, ITU and emergency medicine, to discuss how the med reg role is perceived by other specialties, and how to make the most of your wor by CotEcast
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"What we've learnt this week....Episode 6": Welcome to the 6th episode in the "What we've learnt this week" series. Nick and Emma are in Berlin for the European Geriatric Medicine Society International Congress and share some of the top tips they have picked up from the conference. Heard of... by CotEcast
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The F Word: Mark and James are joined by Zoe Wyrko (Consultant Geriatrician) and Matt Rudd (Specialty Registrar) to discuss the concept of frailty, and the Failsafe tool by CotEcast
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Top of the POPS: Mark and James are joined by Geriatrics Registrars Andrew Deane and Philip Braude to discuss the emerging field of POPS (Proactive care of Older People undergoing Surgery), and what it means for juniors doctors. by CotEcast
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'Med Reg' Revisited: Vicky, Pete, Nick and Emma talk about the realities of being the med reg on-call – it’s not as bad as you think! We also discuss different reasons for going out of programme during geriatric training. Let us know your thoughts! Join in the... by CotEcast
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Academic training in Geriatrics: Pete and Nick are joined by Claire McDonald and Sarah Richardson who are both academic geriatricians. Together, they talk about how to get into academic work and research within geriatrics including academic clinical fellow posts. by CotEcast
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The FaSS and the Furious: Vicky and Mark are joined by Consultant Geriatrician and falls specialist James Frith to discuss what goes on in a Falls and Syncope Service, and strategies for assessing, managing and preventing falls in older patients by CotEcast
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Reflections from the British Geriatrics Society Spring conference: Pete, Vicky and Nick are live at the British Geriatrics Society Spring Conference and are joined by ACCS acute medicine trainee Lily Shevlin. They discuss what they have learned from the conference, important topics such as DNACPR forms and treatment esca by CotEcast
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Geriatrics for Juniors 2017: Post conference COTEcast: Pete and Nick are joined by AEME founder Mark Garside and long term AEME friend Zoe Wyrko. At the end of the conference they reflect on Geriatrics for Juniors 2017 including what they learnt from the day. by CotEcast
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OPMentor CotECast: The whole AEME team get together to discuss progress with our OPMentor scheme. If you want to find a mentor in your area then check out our website at . If you are interested in becoming a mentor sign up at . by CotEcast
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Inpatient management of Patients with Cognitive Impairment: Nick and colleagues discuss how to improve the care of inpatients with dementia, and how to spot and manage delirium. by CotEcast
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G4J18 Top Tips: Episode 7 in the "What we've learnt this week..." series by CotEcast
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Polypharmacy for junior doctors: Pete and Nick are joined by geriatric registrars Emma and Chris. In this COTEcast we are tackling the issues around polypharmacy in the elderly. by CotEcast
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Technology in Medical Education: Nick and Mark are joined by Lewis Potter, founder of geekymedics.com. Together they talk about the pros and cons of technology in medical education as well as the future of technology based learning. Lewis also tells us what geekymedics.com has to offer by CotEcast
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"What we've learnt this week..." Episode 5: Join Pete, Christine and Emma for the fifth episode in the "What we've learnt this week.." series. We've got some useful tips on iron supplements, urological conditions in the elderly and renal impairment. Let us know your thoughts @ElderlyMedEd... by CotEcast
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How to make managing your patient's pain less painful!: Pain Assessment and Management in the Elderly by CotEcast
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"What we've learnt this week...."Episode 12: Welcome to the twelfth episode in the "What we've learnt this week..." series. These are short 15 minute or so podcasts where we discuss topics we have encountered in the preceding weeks; whether it be on the wards, in a journal, at teaching or even... by CotEcast
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Academic training in Geriatrics

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