The EHAAT Education Podcast with Lisa Burrell
We're passionate at EHAAT to support people to learn in their own way, and to make things as accessible as possible. So we hope this podcast can be used to help our team get to grips with or refresh core concepts in a way that suits them on the go or wherever they are. this series is a strand of education exploring some of our SOPS and it's intended to be absorbed alongside other strands available to our team.
Each podcast is a conversation with someone whose been instrumental in creating the SOP or whose had extensive, thoughtful experience of using it in real life practice.
We hope these conversations give useful context to all in our team who listen. Fundamentally, we believe education prepares us for the dilemmas and uncertainties of practice and we very much hope the conversations here help people not just to understand the SOP but also to think around them to so they can do the right thing for our patients when it counts.
As always, we hope our education conversations inspire thinking and more conversations so we don't intend to be static or dogmatic here. We will do our best to update the content as our understanding of practice evolves. But for now, we hope you enjoy listening... and happy learning.
The EHAAT Education Podcast with Lisa Burrell
Burns SOP with Dr Amy Hughes
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In this podcast Lisa talks with EHAAT Consultant Dr Amy Hughes in a conversation that takes us through our Burns SOP. Within this we look at the mechanism of the burn, the importance of the early phase of care, assessing injury severity and predicting the need for interventions. Amy brings both regional and international experience in her perspectives to embed key principles. We hope you enjoy the conversation.
Full SOP available on Radar
You can watch the video here: https://vimeo.com/1093023000/9a62332659
This is an Essex & Herts Air Ambulance (EHAAT) production.
Hosted by Lisa Burrell, Education Lead at EHAAT.
Artwork by Maria Slocombe.
