ACRRM Life Hacks

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ACRRM Life Hacks

ACRRM Life Hacks is a series of podcasts, which aims to cover various aspects of registrars’ additional learning needs that sit outside of the Rural Generalist Curriculum, such as settling into rural practice, medico-legal issues, self-care and professional sustainability. The ACRRM Life Hacks podcasts are delivered via the ACRRM Life Hacks website or via your favourite podcasting platform. Podcasts will be added throughout the year – so please subscribe to be one of the first to listen to the latest podcast.

  1. NOV 6

    Rural responders - from the front line.

    Dr Emily Moody speaks with Dr Tim Leeuwenburg, a career rural generalist and FACRRM who works on the remote Kangaroo Island in South Australia. In this podcast, Tim shares stories from his career. He emphasises the importance of being prepared as a rural generalist for the multitude of situations in which they will encounter. Tim also speaks about vulnerability, being connected with a support network and understanding how to support others. Discussed in this podcast: Pre-Hospital Emergency Care (PHEC) - ACRRM Sandpiper Australia – Supporting Pre-Hospital Care in Rural Australia

    23 min

  2. AUG 15

    Let’s Talk About Sex: How to Make the ‘Uncomfortable’ Topics Easier

    Have you ever struggled to talk easily about sexual health with your patients? In this episode, Dr Emily Moody speaks to Dr Matt Ruhl about his career as a rural generalist with an impressive career in sexual and mental health care. He shares his experience about things you can do to help patients feel comfortable enough to open up and share their concerns. We also talk about the burgeoning rates of certain STIs, and how doctors can boost screening rates by ‘value-adding’ when patients come in for other tests. Listen into this episode for some excellent practical tips and general principles for sexual health consultations.

    32 min

  3. JUN 30

    Neurodivergent children and primary care - experience from practice.

    In the second part of our interview with Dr James Best, Emily and James talk about practical ways to engage neurodivergent children and their carers in a primary care environment. James offers suggestions on how to make a safe space and how to engage with the children in a respectful and non-threatening way. James and Emily also discuss a variety of current issues in raising children, such a screen-time, prescription of drugs and behaviour management.

    27 min

  4. JUN 13

    Care for neurodivergent children and their families.

    In this first part of our 2-part discussion with Dr James Best, we will discuss the important role a primary care clinician has when treating neurodivergent children. James explains the importance of having a holistic view of the family and the child’s environment. A partnership with the child’s parents or carer/s is an important part of treating the child – this needs to be managed with care and empathy.  References:  Autism: Raising children network Raising Children Network Autism Awareness Australia - Empowering autism families Books on Autism Spectrum Disorder | Autism Awareness Australia Autism Spectrum Disorder and Diagnosis Australia | Autismwhatnext ADHD: Home - ADHD Australia Homepage - Circle of Security International Circle of Security (CoS) | Australian Institute of Family Studies (aifs.gov.au)

    30 min

  5. APR 2

    Consultation pearls

    Join Dr Emily Moody as she talks with Dr Angela Stratton and Dr Lisa White about consultation skills and dealing with difficult situations. They will share their experiences as rural generalists and provide insights into how you can improve your own practice. The conversation will cover topics such as difficult consultations, consultation styles, communication, and patient centered care.

    33 min

  6. MAR 1

    My life, my body - rural and remote health from a consumers point of view - Part 2

    In the second part of this podcast, Dr Emily Moody interviews Carolyn Becker and Deb Robins, who have extensive experience as advocates and consumers of health services in rural and remote Australia. Carolyn and Deb share personal stories of rural generalists that have made a difference in their lives. They offer insights into how doctors can become patient centred in their care and tips on how to become a part of community. Deb and Carly mention several organisations in the interview. Links to these can be found here: Save Our Sons Duchenne Foundation: SOS Are You Bogged Mate? Supporting Aussie Farmers & Their Communities - Drought Angels Home - Rural Aid - Supporting Rural Communities

    45 min

  7. FEB 6

    My life, my body - rural and remote health from a consumers point of view.

    In the first part of a 2 part podcast, Dr Emily Moody interviews Carolyn Becker and Deb Robins,  who have extensive experience as advocates and consumers of health services in rural and remote Australia. They share their own stories and challenge rural generalists to have a holistic view of their patients and take the time to get to know everyone's unique circumstances. In this insightful interview, we hear from the other side of the consultation  desk - the consumers.

    30 min

  8. 11/03/2023

    Rural and remote Practice: the opportunities and rewards (Part 2)

    Rural Generalists are such an important part of any rural and remote community. It is a challenging role that will give you fulfillment, both personally and professionally. In part 2 of this podcast, Dr Emily Moody continues with her interview of Anne Chater and Sandra Corfield. Emily, Anne and Sandra highlight the wonderful opportunities that exist in rural medicine. A sense of belonging, being part of community, professional growth and clinical courage are all explored in this fascinating interview. Emily, Anne and Sandra also discuss what a rich environment a rural community is for families, couples and singles.

    52 min
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About

ACRRM Life Hacks is a series of podcasts, which aims to cover various aspects of registrars’ additional learning needs that sit outside of the Rural Generalist Curriculum, such as settling into rural practice, medico-legal issues, self-care and professional sustainability. The ACRRM Life Hacks podcasts are delivered via the ACRRM Life Hacks website or via your favourite podcasting platform. Podcasts will be added throughout the year – so please subscribe to be one of the first to listen to the latest podcast.

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  • Creator
    ACRRM Education
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2024
  • Episodes
    14
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2023 All rights reserved.
  • Show Website
    ACRRM Life Hacks

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