EPISODE · Dec 20, 2022 · 36 MIN
Anatomy of a Public Hospital Network
from Aussie Med Ed- Australian Medical Education · host Dr Gavin Nimon
In this episode Dr Gavin Nimon ( Orthopaedic Surgeon ) interviews Professor Gerry O'Callaghan, Executive Director Medical Services ( Central Adelaide Local Health Care network) about what goes into a public hospital network. It's particularly useful for those about to start employment in such but for everyone in general as we will all be exposed to a public hospital at some stage. 🎙️ Proudly Supported By Our SponsorsAussie Med Ed is independent and free — made possible by these amazing Australian organisations. Heidi Health — AI medical scribe built for Australian clinicians. Finish clinic on time and keep your focus on your patients. Visit Heidi HealthHealthShare — Australia's health information and referral platform, connecting GPs, specialists and patients. Visit HealthShareAvant Medical Defence Organisation — Protecting over 80,000 Australian healthcare professionals. Visit AvanteMedici -an Australian-made medical education platform for med students, junior doctors, and IMGs. Visit eMedici.com/MEDEDBetter Medical- GP clinics across QLD, SA, VIC and TAS – offering you the freedom to practise your way, backed by a strong support network. Visit BetterMedicalThanking the organisations that make Aussie Med Ed possible. Visit our full Sponsors page
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In this episode Dr Gavin Nimon ( Orthopaedic Surgeon ) interviews Professor Gerry O'Callaghan, Executive Director Medical Services ( Central Adelaide Local Health Care network) about what goes into a public hospital network. It's particularly useful for those about to start employment in such but for everyone in general as we will all be exposed to a public hospital at some stage. 🎙️ Proudly Supported By Our Sponsors Aussie Med Ed is independent and free — made possible by these amazing Aus...
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