Caroline Philips's guest appearances

Caroline Philips

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Pre-Hospital Care Podcast 

Restore with Eoin Walker 

Esther Murray

Ahenkora Bediako

Dan Davis

Stephen Burns

Tim Archer

Dan Richards

Mark Dempster

Alec Wilding

Will Duffin

Lucy Grimwade

Piers Carter

Lucy Gough

Bram Connolly

Jason Fox

Ben Watts

OwlTail

In this episode we examine End Of Life Care (EOLC) with Caroline Philips. Caroline's background is as a paramedic, working in London for 15 years. She has also worked in a hospice and also in a hospital for patients with motor neurone disease. Her experience in terms of clinical work and patient facing work is from both ends of the spectrum seeing patients who have sadly died unexpectedly or on a progressive path of illness. In this episode we wanted to deconstruct EOLC to both demystify some of the concepts but also make it accessible from a paramedic's perspective. In the conversation we examine personal recollections from Caroline in dealing with this group of patients, the challenges from a relative/family perspective, what to expect/ patterns in EOLC, the team approach – involving specialists. We also examine how it looks and feels for a clinician, processing bad news and meta-programs, grief, loss eversion &amp; oscillation of emotion. We finally look at incremental adjustment through loss and restoration, memories and bias of recollection (anchoring of memories) and then key lessons in EOLC. I hope you enjoy this episode with a fantastic guest and co-host of mine for the pre-hospital care podcast.

In this episode we examine End Of Life Care (EOLC) with Caroline Philips. Caroline's background is as a paramedic, working in London for 15 years. She has also worked in a hospice and also in a hospital for patients with motor neurone disease. Her experience in terms of clinical work and patient facing work is from both ends of the spectrum seeing patients who have sadly died unexpectedly or on a progressive path of illness. In this episode we wanted to deconstruct EOLC to both demystify some of the concepts but also make it accessible from a paramedic's perspective. In the conversation we examine personal recollections from Caroline in dealing with this group of patients, the challenges from a relative/family perspective, what to expect/ patterns in EOLC, the team approach – involving specialists. We also examine how it looks and feels for a clinician, processing bad news and meta-programs, grief, loss eversion &amp; oscillation of emotion. We finally look at incremental adjustment through loss and restoration, memories and bias of recollection (anchoring of memories) and then key lessons in EOLC. I hope you enjoy this episode with a fantastic guest and co-host of mine for the pre-hospital care podcast.

Episode 39: End Of Life Care with Caroline Philips 

In end of life care we are mindful of respecting patient’s wishes, including those relating to conveyance to acute care settings. However there are some presentations, specifically in relation to cancer, which we need to be aware of and rapidly refer onto either acute or specialist colleagues. In this episode we explore these reversible oncological emergencies based on cases seen in Merel’s clinical experience as a Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist in a specialist cancer centre in The Netherlands. We review Neutropenic Sepsis, Superior Vena Cava Obstruction, Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression and Hypercalcaemia. Further reading: -  AACE JRCALC Clinical Guidelines (2019) – End of Life Care -  NICE Guidelines - Metastatic spinal cord compression in adults: risk assessment, diagnosis and management -  NICE Guidelines - Neutropenic sepsis: prevention and management in people with cancer -  Oxford Handbook of Palliative Medicine (2019)  We hope you enjoy the episode.

In end of life care we are mindful of respecting patient’s wishes, including those relating to conveyance to acute care settings. However there are some presentations, specifically in relation to cancer, which we need to be aware of and rapidly refer onto either acute or specialist colleagues. In this episode we explore these reversible oncological emergencies based on cases seen in Merel’s clinical experience as a Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist in a specialist cancer centre in The Netherlands. We review Neutropenic Sepsis, Superior Vena Cava Obstruction, Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression and Hypercalcaemia. Further reading: -  AACE JRCALC Clinical Guidelines (2019) – End of Life Care -  NICE Guidelines - Metastatic spinal cord compression in adults: risk assessment, diagnosis and management -  NICE Guidelines - Neutropenic sepsis: prevention and management in people with cancer -  Oxford Handbook of Palliative Medicine (2019) We hope you enjoy the episode.

EOLC part 2: Oncological Emergencies with Merel and Caroline Philips 

Caroline Philips kurbelt Melodien auf einem nur selten zu hörenden Volksinstrument: der Drehleier, bekannt auch unter dem Namen Radfiedel. In ihrer lustigen Unterrichtsstunde veranschaulicht sie die einzigartige Konstruktion und Geschichte dieses Instruments.

Caroline Philips: Hurdy-gurdy (Drehleier) für Anfänger | Caroline Phillips