The Hillingdon Hospitals' Podcast
A podcast from The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Episodes
157 episodes
Simple steps to reduce the spread of infection
In the podcast edition, Toko Kadhani, head of nursing for infection prevention and control, tells us how best to stay safe from norovirus, C.diff and respiratory infections, both in hospital and in the community. With increased inf...
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8:37
Support at Christmas for our staff and the public
Christmas can be a time of joy, but it can also, for many, feel like a time of anxiety and even solitude. It's easy to feel stress at a time of financial strain, more prevalent illness and NHS winter pressures at work. Our lead for health and w...
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6:58
Equality, diversity and inclusion priorities, including staff networks
A conversation between Patricia Wright, CEO, and Phil Spivey, chief people officer, discussing our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) in initiatives, what we are offering, our EDI action plan, and the importance of staff networks for the T...
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22:37
Staff Survey: You said we did
Elaine Hotson, Health and Wellbeing Lead, talks to Mo Holas about the Staff Survey and the impact that your responses can make.
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7:30
Our well-led programme
Patricia Wright, CEO, and Matthew Swindells, chair in common, discuss our Well-Led programme in this podcast edition.
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1:09:27
Mental health support for our staff
In this episode Elaine Hotson, health and wellbeing lead, talks to Dr Phil Pocock – Clinical Psychologist at CNWL Psychology Service and Dr Chloe Schneider - Clinical Lead at Keeping Well North West London.They talk about their roles, wh...
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12:06
A new course for staff: Use of ultrasound and nerve blockade
In this podcast we talk to Shveta Kajal, consultant anaesthetist, and Ritu Gupta, consultant anaestetist and director of medical education. They are discussing their roles and their team, with details of a new course that they have created for ...
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5:41
SAS Week: Interview with Dr. Immad Qureshi, Chair of EMSAS at the Royal College of Emergency Medicine
SAS Week: Interview with Dr. Immad Qureshi, Chair of EMSAS at the Royal College of Emergency MedicineIn this podcast, Dr Agnes Ngassa, associate specialist in the Emergency Department at Hillingdon Hospital talks to Dr Immad Qureshi, EMS...
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27:35
Why be a Specialty & Associate Specialist (SAS) doctor?
This podcast is part of the Specialty and Associate Specialist (SAS) Week celebration activities on 14 - 18 October, discussing various issues relating SAS doctors. In this podcast Dr Agnes Ngassa, A&E Associate Specialist inte...
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10:13
World Mental Health Day (in the workplace)
On World Mental Health Day, let’s all come together to talk about mental health and show everyone that mental health matters. Talking about our mental health can help us cope better with life’s ups and downs. In this episode...
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8:21
Black History Month - Reclaiming Narratives
We also have a special edition podcast for you, with Phil Spivey (chief people officer), Paula Lewis (Freedom to Speak Up Guardian), and Elaine Hotson, health and wellbeing lead. They are discussing what Black History Month is abou...
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5:48
Implementing Martha's Rule
Martha’s Rule is being implemented to give patients, families, carers and staff round-the-clock access to a rapid review from a separate care team if they are worried about a person’s condition.Jide Menakaya, consultant paediatrician, ta...
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10:02
Podcast on National Inclusion Week 23-27 September
National Inclusion Week events (23-27 Sept)National Inclusion Week is a significant time for organisations across the UK to focus on creating inclusive workplaces where everyone feels they belong. This year’s theme is “Impact Matt...
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6:02
Women's Network Event with MacMillan Team
Kavita Goreeba, antenatal lead midwife talk about the upcoming joint Women's Network and Macmillian event on 26 September (12 - 2pm) in the Education Centre. Guest speakers are Fiona Hussey (Mcmillian Support Manager, Phil Pocock (C...
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4:53
Special podcast edition: Staff Awards winners 2024
We celebrated a wonderful evening of staff awards, with winners announced in an exciting ceremony. Listen online for the winners, hearing from the staff who nominated them. There were nearly 300 nominations for our awards, over eig...
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10:02
How can we celebrate our staff?
We are proud of the care our staff and services provide. In order to continue providing excellent care, we want to celebrate and recognise the things our staff do well. We have our Staff Awards evening coming up on 5 September, wher...
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5:58
Supporting our staff - what does 'zero tolerance' actually mean?
In this week's episode we talk about how the recent riots that took place across the UK have impacted colleagues, how the Trust can provide support, what 'zero tolerance' means in practice, and what to do if you ever experience any form of abus...
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13:19
Could Self-Rostering be the solution to preventing burnout?
In this week's episode we speak to doctors Sabrina Waheed and Anna Burford about trialling self-rostering, and whether giving doctors greater control over their shifts can help with work life balance, morale, and wellbeing. Tune in...
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8:50
Improved outcomes for resuscitation
Talking to us in this podcast are Tara Peaks, lead nurse for resuscitation, and Laura Wilkins, resuscitation officer in Tara's team. The Resuscitation Team has recently reported on an improvement in the resuscitation outcomes in the trust, and ...
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7:05
Podcast: developments in talking about and treating dementia
In this week's special episode, we talk to Duncan Alston, consultant geriatrician, about Parkinson's Dementia and his work to try and improve the conversations we have with patients about the condition. Around half of people who ha...
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14:46
In conversation with Head of Clinical Health Psychology Alex King
What does a clinical health psychologist actually do? It's a good question and one not many people will have the correct answer to.On this podcast, we catch up with Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Head of Clinical Health Psych...
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56:49
What a 'Veteran-Aware' Trust means for staff and patients
We speak to deputy chief nurse Graeme Wright about the Trust's work to become Veteran-Aware and what it means for patients and staff.He also explains the significance of the Armed Forces Covenant, which the Trust signed earlier this yea...
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10:45
How to nominate a colleague for this year's staff awards
We sat down with Elaine Hotson, the Trust's Health and Wellbeing Lead, to talk about plans for this year's Staff Awards and how you can help make sure our excellent staff are recognised. Tune in to find out more about the awards c...
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5:28
What patients can expect from Hillingdon's new rehabilitation garden
We catch up with famous gardener and landscape architect Tom Stuart-Smith to talk about the new Jubilee Rehabilitation Garden at Hillingdon Hospital.Tom has overseen the project alongside colleague Max Harriman to transform the space ne...
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18:16
What are ODPs? The team once dubbed the 'SAS of the NHS'
Behind every operating theatre department door are a skilled group: Operating Department Practitioners (ODPs).From preparing the operating room to assisting anaesthetists in intubation, airway maintenance and ensuring the patient’s well...
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