This episode will focus on the topic of dementia including: what is dementia, types of dementia, how it affect us, treatment options and what we can do to reduce the risk of dementia later in life.

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Public Health Matters - Episode 2: Dementia

In this episode of Public Health Matters on the ARU podcast, Michelle (Public Health student) talks about the physical and mental effects of alcohol misuse in the adult population and the ways loved ones and communities are affected and how this can be reduced.

Public Health Matters - Episode 1: Effects of Alcohol Intake

Hosts: Elif Gecer, Aisha-Ndagiman Musa, Jasmine King and Demi Bola-Ojo. This episode covers the role of social media in racial activism. The BAME Advocates touch on its impact on politics, the Black Lives Matter movement and “Cancel Culture”. Does one have to post on social media to be part of racial activism and whether we should we be looking at celebrities to be role models in this area? Have a listen to this episode as the Advocates share their thoughts. Join in the discussion and follow us on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/aru.advocates.1. This podcast episode is part of a series created by the BAME Advocates to discuss important issues surrounding the fight against racism. For more information and enquires you can contact us directly via email at: bameadvocates@aru.ac.uk

BAME Advocates’ Podcast – Episode 2: A Conversation with the BAME Advocates: The role of Media and Social Media in Racial Activism

Hosts: BAME Advocates’, Anna Chiara Corriero and Ammad Butt. Guest: Professor Roderick Watkins This episode will cover the role of education in the fight against racism, from early years all the way up to tertiary education in the university setting. We talk about the experience of the Vice-chancellor as a student and as a teacher, as well as our own BAME Advocates' experiences throughout university. We also touch upon ARU's commitment to active antiracism through schemes such as 10000 black interns, the ARU Shine programme and the BAME Advocates programme. The podcast is part of a series created by the BAME Advocates to discuss important issues surrounding the fight against racism. Please find more information about our work here:  https://www.facebook.com/aru.advocates.1

BAME Advocates’ Podcast – Episode 1: A Conversation with the Vice Chancellor: the role of education in the fight against racism

We are collecting feedback: https://angliaruskin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/episode10theimportanceofevidencebasedpractice This episode will try and cover the topic of Evidence Based Practice (EBP) , what it entails, the aspects that forms it and how we use it in practice. The episode will explore how we can use EBP in university assignments and examinations as well as how we bring it on to our placement. This episode is hosted by Marc Perez Escamilla. The podcast series is delivered to you through Anglia Ruskin Emergency Medicine Research Group. We would appreciate your support through our crowdfunding page: https://aru.hubbub.net/p/AngliaRuskinEmergencyMedicine/

The science of out-of-hospital emergency care - Episode 10: Importance of Evidence Based Practice

We are collecting feedback: https://angliaruskin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/episode9transitioningintopractice  This episode will try to speak about the challenging parts of qualifying and transitioning into practice, any hints and tips for those qualifying soon as well as the positives of starting as a clinician. This episode is hosted by Marc Perez Escamilla and stars Rebecca Smyth as a guest. The podcast series is delivered to you through Anglia Ruskin Emergency Medicine Research Group. We would appreciate your support through our crowdfunding page: https://aru.hubbub.net/p/AngliaRuskinEmergencyMedicine/ 

The science of out-of-hospital emergency care - Episode 9: Transitioning into Practice

We are collecting feedback. Please let us know what you think: https://angliaruskin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/episode8kickstartingyourparamediccareer This episode will cover how we transitioned from school education into our university paramedic training. We will talk about what experience is required before applying, the initial application stage, the interview days and starting at university. This episode is hosted by Marc Perez Escamilla and stars Sophie Pitsialis as a guest speaker. The podcast series is delivered to you through Anglia Ruskin Emergency Medicine Research Group. We would appreciate your support through our crowdfunding page: https://aru.hubbub.net/p/AngliaRuskinEmergencyMedicine/

The science of out-of-hospital emergency care - Episode 8: Kickstarting your Paramedic Career

Please leave your feedback here: https://angliaruskin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/episode7paediatrics This episode talks about our experience and understanding of the assessment and management of paediatric patients. The episode will cover small hints and tips regarding communication, pharmacology and paediatric algorithms. The episode is hosted by Marc Perez Escamilla and stars Nathan Lander as a guest. The podcast series is delivered to you through Anglia Ruskin Emergency Medicine Research Group. We would appreciate your support through our crowdfunding page: https://aru.hubbub.net/p/AngliaRuskinEmergencyMedicine/ 

The science of out-of-hospital emergency care - Episode 7: Paediatrics

Please leave your feedback here: https://angliaruskin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/episode6facingdeath This episode will attempt to talk about death in our practice. Examining what our role is during the process of death, our role in terms of talking to patients about death and DNACPRs and how we can keep objective when talking about death. Furthermore we will talk about the training we receive as student paramedics to be able to manage palliative patients. This episode is hosted by Marc Perez Escamilla and stars Tom Tubridy and Bailey McClure as guests. The podcast series is delivered to you through Anglia Ruskin Emergency Medicine Research Group. We would appreciate your support through our crowdfunding page: https://aru.hubbub.net/p/AngliaRuskinEmergencyMedicine/

The science of out-of-hospital emergency care - Episode 6: Facing Death

We are collecting feedback. Let us know what you think: https://angliaruskin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/episode5beingonplacement This episode discusses placements during a paramedic science degree. We chat with two third year student paramedics about their experiences on ambulance and non-ambulance placement, the challenges that they have faced as well as tips for when fellow students go on their placements. This episode is hosted by Marc Perez Escamilla and stars, Jane McCloskey and Ellie Rankin as guests speakers. The podcast series is delivered to you through Anglia Ruskin Emergency Medicine Research Group. We would appreciate your support through our crowdfunding page: https://aru.hubbub.net/p/AngliaRuskinEmergencyMedicine/

The science of out-of-hospital emergency care - Episode 5: Being on Placement

Let us know your feedback: https://angliaruskin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/episode4genderequalityinparamedicpractice This Tuesday is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, so in this episode we will discuss the experiences of being a female student paramedic, the importance of having a female role model as a mentor, what we can do as clinicians to promote an equal society as well as how we can promote science and healthcare and support women and girls who want to pursue a career in the sciences. This episode is hosted by Marc Perez Escamilla and stars Ailbhe Mulhall as our guest. The podcast series is delivered to you through Anglia Ruskin Emergency Medicine Research Group. We would appreciate your support through our crowdfunding page: https://aru.hubbub.net/p/AngliaRuskinEmergencyMedicine/

The science of out-of-hospital emergency care - Episode 4: Gender Equality in Paramedic Practice

We are conducting a feedback study on this podcast series and would appreciate if you complete the following survey: https://angliaruskin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/episode3mentalhealth  Mental health patients now form a large part of the patients that Paramedics see. This episode will try to talk about the challenges that these patients pose. The ability of clinicians to deliver what these patients need and what can the profession do for these patients to be managed adequately out of hospital. The episode will discuss why more patients with mental health conditions are presenting to the ambulance service as well as what training student paramedics receive during their university degree. This episode is hosted by Marc Perez Escamilla and invites Finlie Dawe. The podcast series is delivered to you through Anglia Ruskin Emergency Medicine Research Group. We would appreciate your support through our crowdfunding page:  https://aru.hubbub.net/p/AngliaRuskinEmergencyMedicine/

The science of out-of-hospital emergency care – Episode 3: Mental Health

We are conducting a feedback study on this podcast series and would appreciate if you complete the following survey: https://angliaruskin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/episode2regularcallers This episode will aim to explore what the ambulance services are experiencing in terms of frequent callers, how it causes resources to be stretched, what measures have been put in place and how effective these are when it comes to dealing with this issue. Additionally, the episode will explore how frequent callers put pressure on resource management, the measures that have been put into place and how effective these are, as well as the learning student paramedics can take forward to best assess and manage these patients. This episode will be presented by Marc Perez Escamilla and Rebecca Raphael, a 3rd year paramedic student at ARU will be the guest speaker. The podcast series is delivered to you through Anglia Ruskin Emergency Medicine Research Group. We would appreciate your support through our crowdfunding page: https://aru.hubbub.net/p/AngliaRuskinEmergencyMedicine/

The science of out-of-hospital emergency care - Episode 2: Regular Callers

We are conducting a feedback study on this podcast series and would appreciate if you complete the following survey: https://angliaruskin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/episode1religioninparamedicpractice   This episode reflects on how religion can impact paramedic practice; both in terms of the religious beliefs of clinicians as well as those of patients. It covers topics such as the role of religion in medicine, the influence that religion may have on clinicians, how well paramedics adapt when managing patients with diverse cultures and beliefs and the pre-set of judgements that these may bring. This episode is presented by Marc Perez Escamilla and features Amy Ginger, 3rd year paramedic student as the guest.  The podcast series is delivered to you through Anglia Ruskin Emergency Medicine Research Group. We would appreciate your support through our crowdfunding page: https://aru.hubbub.net/p/AngliaRuskinEmergencyMedicine/

The science of out-of-hospital emergency care - Episode 1: Religion in Paramedic Practice

With only a few days to go before results day in the UK, Megan and Emma reminisce about their own experiences. They also touch on how to prepare while not forgetting to enjoy the day and take pride in your achievements. Good luck everyone. What's better than Plan A? Plan ARU.  www.aru.ac.uk/clearing Theme by First Year BA (Hons) Music student: Nigel Bennett

Clearing: Preparing for Results Day

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