The AireWave - West Yorkshire Internal Medicine Teaching Collaborative

The AireWave - West Yorkshire Internal Medicine Teaching Collaborative

by Dr Mark Johnson and Dr Chloe Cherry

Courses Medicine

Season 1

The Banana Electrolyte - A few slippery cases from ChatGPT

On this episode, faculty lead Dr. Mark Johnson is joined by Dr. Elliot Greenwood as they discuss some ChatGPT cases focusing on issues regarding K+ management. These cases focus on the complex management aspects and things to think about when reviewing the patient with hyperkalaemia or hypokalaemia On air - Dr. Mark Johnson, Dr. Elliot Greenwood

The On-Call ECG - How to manage weird on-call ECG requests.

On this episode, faculty lead Dr. Mark Johnson, senior clinical fellow in Cardiology talks us through some management and strategies for managing inpatient ECGs that you may be asked to review whilst on-call in the hospital. On air - Dr. Mark Johnson

Living the FY1 life - Answering the questions from a Junior Doctor Survey with Dr Surendran.

On this episode, Dr Surendran (FY1) leads us on a Q&A in response to her recent questionnaire to the Junior Doctors. We answer a collection of interesting questions, including what to do during a resuscitation event as an FY1, managing medications and how to become an IMT. All of which focuses on and about life as a junior doctor in the NHS! POCUS 101 Level 1 resources (bsecho.org) On Air: Dr. Kavya Surendran, Dr Mark Johnson, Dr Chloe Cherry.

The A-E assessment and CCOT services - Case Based Discussion.

In this episode, Dr. Mark Johnson leads a discussion between our resident CCOT sister (Molly Johnson) and IMT doctor (Dr. Muna Haddadeen) about 2 cases of unwell patients, our management strategies and important things to consider when assessing unwell patients on the ward. On Air: Dr Mark Johnson, Dr Muna Haddadeen and Molly Johnson RN.

The A-E assessment and CCOT services - Understanding the unwell patient.

In this episode, Dr. Mark Johnson leads a discussion between our resident CCOT sister (Molly Johnson) and IMT doctor (Dr. Muna Haddadeen) discussing the A-E assessment, and how CCOT services run, and how they can help you in the management of acutely unwell patients. On Air: Dr Mark Johnson, Dr Muna Haddadeen and Molly Johnson RN.

Breaking Bad News and Advanced Care Planning - A case based discussion.

In this episode, Dr. Muna Haddadeen leads a discussion between two of our medical registrars talking about difficult conversations we have with patients. This short episode discusses a couple of cases from our medical registrars. On Air: Dr Muna Haddadeen, Dr Elliot Greenwood and Dr Mark Johnson.

Breaking Bad News and Advanced Care Planning - A discussion about difficult conversations.

In this episode, Dr. Muna Haddadeen leads a discussion between two of our medical registrars talking about difficult conversations we have with patients. We talk about our own experiences and some key learning outcomes we have learned on the way. On Air: Dr Muna Haddadeen, Dr Elliot Greenwood and Dr Mark Johnson.

The Chief Registrar and his Ultrasound probe - VEXUS methodology for venous congestion

In this episode, faculty lead Dr. Mark Johnson talks about VEXUS scanning, and the use of point-of-care ultrasound as a physician, discussing a challenging case and how point-of-care ultrasound provided a detailed assessment of venous congestion that could otherwise not be elucidated. On Air: Dr Mark Johnson.

Medical Registrars and ChatGPT - How to manage unwell patients as a Medical Registrar.

In this episode, Dr. Mark Johnson and Dr. Elliot Greenwood discuss a couple of medical cases provided by ChatGPT, with some hints and tips for treating the medically unwell patient as a medical registrar. We provide our insights and reflect on our own experiences leading the medical take. On Air: Dr Mark Johnson. Dr Elliot Greenwood.

The IMT curriculum - A deep dive into passing IMT ARCP - Part 2

In this episode, Dr Miriam Jassam Walker leads us on a discussion with former IMT and Chief Registrar Dr Mark Johnson and IMT2 Chloe Cherry as we discuss the IMT curriculum requirements, with some hints and tips to have the smoothest experience during Internal Medicine Training. This is a 2-part episode, part 1 has already been uploaded. On Air: Dr Miriam Jassam Walker. Dr Mark Johnson. Dr Chloe Cherry.

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