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The Engage! Project was designed to support the psychological wellbeing of older adults during their hospital stay. Staff at Salisbury District Hospital recognised that when older people come into hospital they can feel that they have lost a sense of their own identity and independence, sometimes causing feelings of low self esteem, isolation, anxiety and depression.
Volunteers were recruited and trained to support older adults in hospital and make a difference during a difficult time in their lives.
Dr Leonard King and Dr Lindsey Hooper discuss the development of a novel MRI-based tool for evaluating forefoot bursae in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
Dr Hooper is NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Podiatric Rheumatology, Solent NHS Trust and University of Southampton. Dr King is Consultant Radiologist for University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust.
Sue Faulds, who leads the undergraduate nurse training course at the University of Southampton, describes what nurses need to learn in order to become competent and functioning staff in MDTs.
She worries about an over reliance on technology (while confessing her personal love of it!) to the point where the obvious is missed. Knowledge and attitudes to gain competence need to be built into training programmes for staff in training. Telehealth and telecare will be part of the future nurse’s armoury and how they are applied is key to their success.
The session concludes with a summary of the points made during the group discussions.
Pharmacists and Healthy Living Champions across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight talk about how the Healthy Living Pharmacy initiative has made a difference to their work in community pharmacy.
Dr Susanne Johnson, Associate Specialist in Gynaecology at University Hospital Southampton, discusses the Map of Medicine guideline for post-menopausal bleeding.
This is one of a series of podcasts being created by Wessex HIEC to complement local Map of Medicine pathways. These pathways support GPs with appropriate guidance and timely management, investigations and referral of patients presenting in primary care with a range of conditions. The podcasts highlight key learning points around diagnosis and management.
Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist Dr Beata Brown outlines the management of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and the Map of Medicine pathway for this condition.
This is one of a series of podcasts being created by Wessex HIEC to complement local Map of Medicine pathways. These pathways support GPs with appropriate guidance and timely management, investigations and referral of patients presenting in primary care with a range of conditions. The podcasts highlight key learning points around diagnosis and management.