Discover the New ‘Wound Care Insights’ Podcast
We’re always on the lookout for valuable resources to support your learning and practice. Wounds International, in partnership with Hartmann, has launched the ‘Wound Care Insights’ podcast series. These episodes feature expert perspectives, personal stories, and key insights from the world of wound care. The first four episodes are now available—don’t miss the opportunity to hear from leading professionals in the field.
Podcast One: When the Specialist Becomes a Patient
Join Professor Karen Ousey and Joy Tickle, a tissue viability nurse consultant, as they discuss Joy’s remarkable journey, from her early days as a student nurse to becoming a nurse consultant and her recent experiences as a patient. Joy shares her emotional reflections on the challenges of being both a healthcare professional and a patient, emphasising the importance of seeing care through the patient’s eyes.
Podcast Two: Malignancy: The Wound Chronicles
Professor Karen Ousey and Susy Pramod, a tissue viability matron, dive into the complex world of malignant wound management. Susy shares her expertise in dealing with these challenging wounds and the essential role of compassion for both patients and their families during difficult times.
Podcast Three: Are We Compassionate to Ourselves?
In this episode, Professor Karen Ousey and Dr. Gillian Rayner explore the concept of self-compassion in healthcare. Dr. Rayner discusses why healthcare professionals often neglect their own wellbeing and offers practical strategies to cultivate self-compassion in high-stress environments.
Podcast Four: My Vascular Journey – From Student to Nurse Consultant
Professor Karen Ousey and Dr. Leanne Atkin, Vascular Nurse Consultant, discuss Leanne’s inspiring career journey. From her early days as a student nurse to becoming a recognised expert in vascular care, Leanne offers advice on pursuing your career goals and the value of mentorship along the way.
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