Podcasts
Professor Debra Nestel
Professor Debra Nestel
Professor Debra Nestel is professor of Simulation Education in Healthcare at Monash University in Melbourne. She discusses the role of simulated patients and other modalities, particularly in relation to rural training. With MJA engagement editor, Cate Swannell. This podcast is also available as a video here.
Professor Ian Hickie
Professor Ian Hickie
Professor Ian Hickie is executive director of the Brain and Mind Research Institute and a commissioner on the National Mental Health Commission. To coincide with a paper he authored in the current issue of the MJA, Prof Hickie speaks with engagement editor Cate Swannell about the Federal Government's response to the NMHC report. This podcast is also available as a video here.
MJA Podcasts 2015 In This Issue 18 May
MJA engagement editor Cate Swannell
Vol 202, Issue 9 -- 18 May. MJA engagement editor Cate Swannell talks about the highlights of the 18 May issue of the MJA which commemorates World No Tobacco Day. This podcast is also available as a video.
Professor Paul Komesaroff
Professor Paul Komesaroff
Volume 202, Issue 9 -- 18 May: Prof Paul Komesaroff is director of the Monash Centre for Ethics in Medicine and Society, and executive director of international NGO, Global Reconciliation. He discusses a minimalist legislative solution to the vexed question of voluntary euthanasia. With MJA engagement editor Cate Swannell. This podcast is also available as a video.
Professor Hugh Taylor
Professor Hugh Taylor
Professor Hugh Taylor is the inaugural Harold Mitchell Chair of Indigenous Eye Health in the School of Population Health at the University of Melbourne. This podcast accompanies a Perspective coauthored by Professor Taylor in this issue, “Cataract surgical blitzes: an Australian anachronism”.
Dr Lesley Russell
Dr Lesley Russell
Dr Lesley Russell is Visiting Fellow at the Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute at the Australian National University in Canberra. This podcast accompanies a For debate article Dr Russell coauthored in this issue, “Hospitals should be exemplars of healthy workplaces”. Also available as a video.
MJA Podcasts 2015 In This Issue 20 April with Prof Stephen Leeder
Professor Stephen Leeder
MJA Editor-in-Chief Professor Stephen Leeder shares his highlights from our 20 April issue, our ANZAC Day commemorative edition. This podcast is also available as a video.
Lt Colonel Michael Reade
Lt Colonel Michael Reade
Lt Colonel Michael Reade is professor of Military Medicine and Surgery at the University of Queensland. He discusses the latest research and advances in military medicine and what ANZAC Day means to him. To coincide with an editorial coauthored by Lt Col Reade and Rear Admiral Robyn Walker in this issue. This podcast is also available as a video.
A/Professor Richard King
A/Professor Richard King
Associate Professor Richard King is Director of Medicine at Monash Health in Melbourne. He has just been appointed as the inaugural chair of Choosing Wisely Australia. This podcast is also available as a video.
MJA Podcasts 2015 In This Issue 6 April with Prof Stephen Leeder
Prof Stephen Leeder
MJA Editor-in-Chief Professor Stephen Leeder shares his highlights from our 6 April issue, which includes papers on the global challenges of women's health, the importance of early diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder, and even a little poetry. This podcast is also available as a video.