Almost every anaesthetic involves a decision about ventilation — and the patient’s lungs shape every one of those decisions. The asthmatic needing an appendicectomy, the COPD patient listed for a knee replacement, the patient with undiagnosed sleep apnoea whose riskiest period is two nights post-op on the ward, and the…
Almost every anaesthetic involves a decision about ventilation — and the patient’s lungs shape every one of those decisions. The asthmatic needing an appendicectomy, the COPD patient listed for a knee replacement, the patient with undiagnosed sleep apnoea whose riskiest period is two nights post-op on the ward, and the…
In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, host Dr Gavin Nimon (Orthopaedic Surgeon) welcomes back Dr Mary Obele, Specialist Occupational and Environmental Physician, and she Medical reports and the transition from treating to documenting.#ImpairmentAssessment #MedicalReport #ObjectiveEvaluation #BodyFunction
Peptides in Medicine: What They Are, How They’re Used, and Why Australian Regulators have concerns about those that have not been approved for use. In this Aussie Med Ed episode, Orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Gavin Nimon (https://glenelgorthopaedics.com.au/) speaks with Dr Ian Musgrave, a molecular pharmacologist and toxicologist, about what peptides are…
Peptides in Medicine: What They Are, How They’re Used, and Why Australian Regulators have concerns about those that have not been approved for use. In this Aussie Med Ed episode, Orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Gavin Nimon speaks with Dr Ian Musgrave, a molecular pharmacologist and toxicologist, about what peptides are (short…
Every doctor writes notes. At some point in your career, someone will ask you for a report — an insurer, a lawyer, an employer, or a court — and the rules change. You are no longer simply documenting care; you are providing evidence. In this episode of Aussie Med Ed,…
Every doctor writes notes. At some point in your career, someone will ask you for a report — an insurer, a lawyer, an employer, or a court — and the rules change. You are no longer simply documenting care; you are providing evidence. In this episode of Aussie Med Ed,…
People with intellectual disability represent approximately 2% of the Australian population, yet they experience some of the worst health outcomes of any group — with a life expectancy 27 years shorter than the general population and twice the rate of preventable deaths. In this episode, Host Dr Gavin Nimon (Orthopaedic…
People with intellectual disability represent approximately 2% of the Australian population, yet they experience some of the worst health outcomes of any group — with a life expectancy 27 years shorter than the general population and twice the rate of preventable deaths. In this episode, Host Dr Gavin Nimon (Orthopaedic…
Occupational & Environmental Medicine asks the questions other doctors don't — not just what's wrong with you, but how your work is affecting your health and how your health is affecting your work. From workplace injuries to complex medicolegal cases, it's a specialty that sits at the intersection of medicine,…
Occupational and environmental medicine sits in a strange blind spot in medical training, even though work-related presentations turn up almost daily in general practice, emergency departments and on the wards. In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, host and Orthopaedic surgeon (https://glenelgorthopaedics.com.au/) Dr Gavin Nimon sits down with Dr Mary…
Occupational and environmental medicine sits in a strange blind spot in medical training, even though work-related presentations turn up almost daily in general practice, emergency departments and on the wards. In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, host and Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Gavin Nimon sits down with Dr Mary Obele,…
Polio's shadow looms large today. From iron lungs to modern ICU, nurse pioneers, and the unseen post-polio crisis (late effects of Poilio) in clinics. A stark reminder of medical history meeting present challenges. Learn about it on Aussie Med Ed. www.medicalpodcast.au/Polio #Polio #MedicalHistory #ICU #Physiotherapy #PublicHealth #ClinicalChallenge #AussieMedEd #HealthAwareness #medicalpodcast
Polio, the condition that spurned innovations from Physiotherapy, vaccines, Intensive Care Units and Rehabilitation Medicine is one of those diseases we’re taught as “solved”, yet the people who survived Australia’s epidemics are walking into clinics right now with new weakness, pain, fatigue and loss of function. That gap between what…
Polio, the condition that spurned innovations from Physiotherapy, vaccines, Intensive Care Units and Rehabilitation Medicine is one of those diseases we’re taught as “solved”, yet the people who survived Australia’s epidemics are walking into clinics right now with new weakness, pain, fatigue and loss of function. That gap between what…
Pregnancy: Common, natural, but can get complex fast. What does a straightforward pregnancy look like? When to worry? In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, Dr Gavin Nimon is joined by Adelaide-based obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Allison Munt for a comprehensive discussion on the practical management of pregnancy, tailored for…
Pregnancy is a common and often straightforward physiological process—but it also has the potential to become complex, requiring careful clinical assessment and timely escalation. In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, Dr Gavin Nimon (https://glenelgorthopaedics.com.au/) is joined by Adelaide-based obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Allison Munt for a comprehensive discussion on…
Pregnancy is a common and often straightforward physiological process—but it also has the potential to become complex, requiring careful clinical assessment and timely escalation. In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, Dr Gavin Nimon is joined by Adelaide-based obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Allison Munt for a comprehensive discussion on the…
Unsure about ordering an investigation? A quick guide for junior doctors: Review patient history and notes, check previous tests. If still uncertain, consult radiology for the best diagnostic pathway. #MedicalTips #JuniorDoctor #Radiology #Healthcare
Dr Gavin Nimon Orthopaedic surgeon and host of Aussie Med Ed podcast interviews Dr Vincent Pow (Radiotherapist) about Radiation therapy. Radiotherapy uses high-energy X-rays to treat cancers and some benign conditions. Doses are fractionated over multiple sessions, with careful consideration for the treatment organ and surrounding areas. #Radiotherapy #CancerTreatment #Medical…
20 years ago, diagnoses relied on stories and intuition. Today, radiology is the decisive voice, revealing disease earlier and guiding treatment. It's the center of modern medicine. Hear about it on Aussie Med Ed with an interview with Radiologist Dr Adam Koukourou #Radiology #MedicalImaging #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCare #medicalpodcast
Send a text (https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1187546/open_sms) Every day we rely on our hands for the simplest tasks — typing, cooking, driving, even holding a coffee. But when injury or surgery affects the hand, wrist, or elbow, even basic activities can suddenly become impossible. In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, Host and…
In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, Host and Orthopaedic surgeon, Dr Gavin Nimon sits down with Charlotte Nash, accredited hand therapist and occupational therapist, to explore the fascinating world of hand therapy and upper limb rehabilitation. Charlotte explains how occupational therapists help patients rebuild meaningful function after injury —…
Send us a text (https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1187546/open_sms) What if the most important decision in your patient’s care starts with the right image? We dive into how modern radiology now sits at the centre of medicine, translating complex presentations into clear pathways with faster CT, higher-resolution MRI, and practical algorithms that reduce uncertainty…