9. Alcohol, drugs and liver disease

03/18/21 • 63 min

GINcast: the Gastrointestinal Nursing Podcast

Adrian Jugdoyal, Director of Programmes for Health and Education at the University of Middlesex, leads a discussion about alcohol, drugs and liver disease. Adrian is joined by Mark Holmes, Nottingham-based Psychiatric Nurse and Addiction Specialist, and Julian Coxon, Head of Clinical Services for Delphi Medical in Blackpool.

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8. Transforming services (St Mark’s Frontiers part 2)

Three more sessions of an online symposium, ‘Innovations and transformations in nursing practice’, arranged by St Mark’s Hospital, a tertiary bowel centre in London. These sessions were originally broadcast on Friday, the 20th of November 2020, as part of St Mark’s 18th Annual International Congress, ‘Frontiers in colorectal and gastrointestinal disease: difficult decisions in GI disease’. In these sessions, Margaret Vance and Sarah Marshall explore ‘Transforming endoscopic surveillance’, Claire Taylor and Katy Hardy consider ‘Transforming colorectal cancer services’ and Nyarai Gondo and Liam Edwards look at ‘Transforming ward nursing’. This episode is in association with BSG Campus.

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10. The nursing experience (St Mark’s Frontiers part 3)

The final two sessions of an online symposium, ‘Innovations and transformations in nursing practice’, arranged by St Mark’s Hospital, a tertiary bowel centre in London. These sessions were originally broadcast on Friday, the 20th of November 2020, as part of St Mark’s 18th Annual International Congress, ‘Frontiers in colorectal and gastrointestinal disease: difficult decisions in GI disease’. In these sessions, Sam Evans and Danilo Miskovic introduce the ‘Robotic nurse – an example of role transformation’, and then Lisa Younge, Tracey Tyrrell and Jackie Glatter consider the ‘Importance of harnessing patient involvement and self-assessment in service delivery’