MEM Cast

In this week's episode we are joined once again by Dr Ameen Jubber, Rheumatology Registrar in East Midlands to discuss spondyloarthropathies specifically Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS): diagnosis and management. Enjoy listening. 

Congratulations to all those final year Medical Students who can now call themselves doctors! This week we are joined by Dr Robert Chan, a current FY1 in the East Midlands, to talk about those first few weeks settling into your first job as the 'doctor on call'. Join us on the 22nd July at 7.30 for a welcome webinar to ask any questions you may have about starting...! The link can be found on our instagram page @mem.cast. 

Dive back in to this week’s episode as Dr James Shilston talks us through the management of ARDS.

A case of medical error can be used in the ethics and communication station in PACES. In this episode, we welcome Dr Hannah Tobiss, a patient safety fellow at Nottingham Hospitals. She explains the duty of candour and how to communicate a medical error to patients and families. 

We are happy to welcome back Dr Tom Skinner to discuss HL presentation, investigation, basic of treatment and prognosis. Enjoy!

Join us for our Part 1 of ARDS with Dr James Shilston as he talks to us about the epidemiology, pathophysiology and presentation of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome.

A slightly longer episode this week on Allergy by Dr Jennie Gane, a respiratory consultant at Derby Hospital. In this episode we expand on why allergic reactions occur, and the interpretation of allergy testing. Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

In this week's episode we are happy to welcome Dr Farhad Peerally, gastroenterology registrars in East Midlands to discuss a comprehensive approach to UGIB management. Essential listening.

In this week’s episode, we welcome back Dr Nick Smallwood, who talks to us about the ins and outs of PE in Pregnancy.

This episode with Acute Medical Consultant Dr Kam Atwal covers how to approach a 'Breaking Bad News' communication and ethics station in PACEs, with a case vignette for you to try...