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MEPcast
by Clinical Skills Development Service - Queensland Health
MEPcast is a podcast for the Maternity Education Program of the Clinical Skills Development Service - Queensland Health. Hosted by Sue Hampton, each episode will explore ideas and issues on how we can enhance and improve the delivery of maternity care education in Queensland.
Episodes
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#006 Amanda Skene and Elisha Swift: Médecins Sans Frontières
Amanda and Elisha have both contributed their expertise to Medicine Sans Frontiers (MSF). Amanda served as a Midwife Activity Manager for MSF in 2018 and 2020, where she made significant contributions to improving the quality of maternal and reproductive healthcare in challenging settings. On the...
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#005 Anne Parmenter: Importance of teams and leadership
Anne Parmenter is the Head Field Hockey Coach and Director of Physical Education at Trinity College in Hartford, USA. As an accomplished outdoor educator with a passion for rock climbing and mountaineering, Anne has scaled several international peaks, including Mount Everest in 2004, and brings a...
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#004 Eline Skirnisdottir Vik and Katrine Aasekjær: Midwifery in Norway
Eline and Katrine are associate professors at the midwifery education program of the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences in Bergen, Norway. Their extensive expertise and experience in the field of midwifery make them valuable contributors to the discussion on various aspects of…
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#003 Sheena Byrom: Midwifery in the UK
Sheena is a distinguished midwife consultant who has significantly contributed to developing three birth centres in East Lancashire. Sheena also serves as a consultant to various National Health Service Trusts and other global organisations to help support normal, physiological childbirth. In…
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#002 Angela Swift: Keeping Birth Normal
Angela Swift is a qualified midwife of 26 years. She is currently working at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital but started her career in the UK, where she was one of the first midwifery students to train through a direct entry program in 1992. She was part of the development and rollout of...
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#001 Mia McLanders: Human Factors
Dr Mia McLanders is an applied healthcare researcher with a background in cognitive psychology. She uses human factors and user-centred design methods to develop interventions that improve process flow and patient outcomes. In this episode, Sue and Mia discuss what human factors is, how human...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
MEPcast is a podcast for the Maternity Education Program of the Clinical Skills Development Service - Queensland Health. Hosted by Sue Hampton, each episode will explore ideas and issues on how we can enhance and improve the delivery of maternity care education in Queensland.
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How many episodes does MEPcast have?
MEPcast currently has 6 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is MEPcast about?
MEPcast is a podcast for the Maternity Education Program of the Clinical Skills Development Service - Queensland Health. Hosted by Sue Hampton, each episode will explore ideas and issues on how we can enhance and improve the delivery of maternity care education in Queensland.
How often does MEPcast release new episodes?
MEPcast has 6 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Who hosts MEPcast?
MEPcast is created and hosted by Clinical Skills Development Service - Queensland Health.
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