The Delirium Unbound podcast

Deliriumologist of the year Alison Mudge with system wide insights and bring a team on the journey. Co-hosted with Professor Elizabeth Whiting PSM. Podcast number 10 for 10 years of eat, walk, engage!

The last, but not least, podcast from DECLARED 2025 in our Christmas edition of Delirium Unbound with Professor Patal Abdool.  A scholarship approach shines a light on debrief, simulation, gamification, AI and escape rooms. Hosted by delirium unbounders Amy Montgomery and Andrew Teodorczuk.   

Professor Liz Sampson on the art and necessity of dealing with Policy makers. And a banging delirium playlist.

The puzzle of frailty, the enigma of dementia and the mystery of delirium untangled by Professor Ken Rockwood. With guest co-chair Professor Eddie Strivens.

Our guest is the assistant Professor Leanne Boehm who shares captivating personal insights, deprescribing benefits and recipe for self-care we can all use in the management of delirium. Leanne’s personal vision is to eliminate delirium from the intensive care and delirium should be very nervous indeed. Brought to you with fabulous podcast co-hosts and ADA board members Dr Emily Tomlinson and Dr Penny Casey from the DECLARED conference, Cairns. 

We invite you to a cracker of a podcast from A/Prof Ajay Macharouthu who shares his insights and invites you to join the DECLARED conference 2025 in Cairns, 24-25th July and pre-conference workshops 23rd July. Hosted by Emily Tomlinson and Eamonn Eeles with prologue from Andrew Teodorczuk.

Heidi PhD in nursing at Mayo with mind altering takes on delirium, life and ultramarathon running.

Delirium bound with ADA committee member Emily Tomlinson PhD who shares how clinical encounters and challenges inspired her research interest in delirium and her quest to drive improvements in clinical care across the professions. Editing courtesy of Scott Lucas-Wells and music from Eleanor Eeles. 

Our opening podcast with president of the EDA Professor Leiv Otto Watne. 

Interviews and insights with experts in the field of delirium management and research. This episode with Dr James Mahon, a joy to listen to and a real clinical expert with usable tips and fascinating perspectives. Brought to you courtesy of the Australasian Delirium Association, courtesy of co-hosts Andrew Teodorczuk and Eamonn Eeles. Music from Eleanor Eeles with mixing and mastering from Scott Lucadou-Wells.