Do doctors and nurses sometimes try to prolong life too far? | Student Nursing Times Article from 2012
Having had some prior experience on a care of the elderly ward, sometimes I’ve noticed parts of the medical profession trying to sustain a patient’s life at what seems to be all costs.
Interwoven Episode 10: The trepidation of being an entrepreneur
Hello and welcome to another episode of the Interwoven podcast from The Weave. We have a great episode for you where I speak to Julie Taplin who is a nutritionist and wellness enthusiast.
Recording a Chapter of Billy Bunny
I recorded a chapter of the audiobook ‘Billy Bunny and the Friendly Elephant; by David Corey.
Interwoven Episode 9: Awareness and Action: Toby Freeman’s Mission with the Robin Cancer Trust
In this compelling episode of "Interwoven," Adam Roxby sits down with Toby Freeman, leader of the Robin Cancer Trust.
Twitter chat about nursing mentors | Student Nursing Times Article from 2012
On 17 May 2012, Healthcare professionals and students alike went online to explore the issue of mentors further.…
Johnno Casson aka Snippet with his new video “Funny Habits”
It’s been too long since I last made a video for the wonderful Johnno Casson. This video was…
What amazing things have you witnessed while on placement? | Student Nursing Times Article from 2012
As nurses and student nurses we get used to being put in some quite extraordinary places. There are…
Are nursing rituals and superstitions helpful? | Student Nursing Times Article from 2012
There are many rituals and superstitions that don’t have scientific basis but take place quite a lot in nursing. It is arguable that no greater issue is as emotive or associated with ritual as death.
“Interwoven 8: Bridging Medical Writing and IT Recycling – Featuring Sarah Neilson and Dom Tyler”
In this captivating episode of Interwoven, hosts Adam Roxby, & James Cracknell, dive deep into the fascinating worlds…
In theatre everything was so different from what i’m used to | Student Nursing Times Article from 2012
As nurses and student nurses we get used to being put in some quite extraordinary places. There are times when we can become almost immune to these unique situations