Pulse: The Heart of Nursing

Join our host, NUS Nursing PhD candidate Hadassah Joann Ramachandran, in the the second run of NUS Nursing podcast series “Pulse: The Heart of Nursing “, as she speaks with Dr Vivien Wu, Assistant Professor from the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies, who will provide further insights into the ongoing community initiatives as well as those that are currently in development.Asst Prof Wu is an academic and a registered nurse with more than two decades of work experience in clinical and educational institutions. Asst Prof Wu’s research interests are focused on: chronic disease management for older adults and caregivers; as well as the promotion of healthy ageing in the community through intergenerational programmes.Find out more about NUS Nursing here: medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursingBrought to you by NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies.Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Tiktok | X

Join our host, NUS Nursing PhD candidate Hadassah Joann Ramachandran, in the the second run of NUS Nursing podcast series “Pulse: The Heart of Nursing “, as she speaks with Dr Zhou Wentao, Associate Professor from the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies on how we can track the development of Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs) and ensure patient safety and quality care.Dr Zhou Wentao is also the Programme Director for the Master of Nursing Programme here which trains APNs. Associate Professor Zhou herself practices as an APN with a joint appointment at the National Neuroscience Institute (NNI). Find out more about NUS Nursing here: medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursingBrought to you by NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies.Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Tiktok | X

Join our host, NUS Nursing PhD candidate Hadassah Joann Ramachandran, in the the second run of NUS Nursing podcast series “Pulse: The Heart of Nursing “, as she speaks with Dr Jeanette Ignacio, Associate Professor from the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies on how we could enhance clinical performance by learning how to manage stress in crisis event simulations.  A/Prof Ignacio is a medical doctor by training who practiced Anaesthesia, with a PhD in Health Professions Education. She is an experienced academic who has taught undergraduate nursing and medical students and post-graduate advance practice nursing students. A/Prof Ignacio has mostly utilised simulation and other innovative pedagogies in her teaching and has published several research papers related to educational strategies to enhance learning. Find out more about NUS Nursing here: medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursingBrought to you by NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies.Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Tiktok | X

Join our host, NUS Nursing PhD candidate Hadassah Joann Ramachandran, in the the second run of NUS Nursing podcast series “Pulse: The Heart of Nursing “, as she speaks with Dr Jiang Ying, Assistant Professor from the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies on how we should consider the mental health of patients while managing their chronic conditions.  Dr Jiang Ying is a Registered Mental Health Nurse in Singapore.  Her research interests are in chronic disease management, cardiovascular nursing, cardiac rehabilitation, and mental health. She has published multiple peer-reviewed papers in the top international refereed medical/nursing journals with good impact factors.  Find out more about NUS Nursing here: medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursingBrought to you by NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies.Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Tiktok | X

Join our host, Research Fellow Dr Jocelyn Chew, in this episode as she speaks with Asst Prof Shawn Goh from the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies on making use of technology, specifically virtual reality, to educate the next generation of nursing leaders in mental health. Dr Goh is also a Nurse Clinician in Mental Health with the Assessment & Shared Care Team at the Department of Psychological Medicine, National University Health System.Find out more about NUS Nursing here: medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursingBrought to you by NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies.Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Tiktok | X

Join our host, Research Fellow Dr Jocelyn Chew, in this episode as she speaks with Research Fellow Dr Betsy Seah from the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies on shaping the health of older persons through intervention programmes. Dr Seah is a strong advocate for health promotion and has developed a personalised health resource intervention for community-dwelling older adults.Find out more about NUS Nursing here: medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursingBrought to you by NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies.Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Tiktok | X

Join our host, Research Fellow Dr Jocelyn Chew, in this episode as she speaks with Assoc Prof Yobas from the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies about the development and delivery of a digital mindfulness programme for cancer survivors. Research revealed that mindfulness is linked with better psychological well-being and quality of life. Assoc Prof Piyanee Yobas’s research focuses on the development and implementation of psychological interventions and mindfulness-based interventions. She has been awarded multiple grants to support her research.Find out more about NUS Nursing here: medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursingBrought to you by NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies.Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Tiktok | X

In this episode with Assoc Prof Shefaly Shorey from the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies shares how parents, especially new ones, can be supported in this phase of their lives.  Assoc Prof Shorey’s research focuses on family health, where she designs and develops psychosocial and educational interventions for new parents, women, and children.  Here, she sheds more light on the intervention programmes that she has developed over the past decade, and how technology now plays a part in these initiatives.Find out more about NUS Nursing here: medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursingBrought to you by NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies.Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Tiktok | X

In this first episode, research fellow Dr Chua Wei Ling describes how sepsis is recognised and managed in the acute care setting, and how technology has enhanced teaching and active learning strategies in this area. Dr Chua is from the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies (NUS Nursing), National University of Singapore. This new podcast series highlights research carried out at NUS Nursing, focusing on five areas:1. Patient safety and quality care2. Women and children Health care3. Chronic illness4. Geriatric care and wellness5. Education innovationFind out more about NUS Nursing here: medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursingBrought to you by NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies.Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Tiktok | X