Elsevier Education: Author Talks
Elsevier publishing 12 episodes Mar 4, 2025
The podcast features conversations with Elsevier authors and editors about their latest projects, interests, and work. Elsevier is a global publisher of journals, books, and data for researchers and healthcare professionals. Each episode offers insight into the people behind Elsevier’s publishing work and the subjects they explore.
Episodes
Meet the editors of A Clinician's Survival Guide to District Nursing!
Join us as Neesha Oozageer Gunowa, PhD, MSc, BSc (Hons), DN, RN, SFHEA, QN and Michelle McBride, MSc, BSc (Hons), DN, RN, SFHEA, QN talk about their phenomenal book; A Clinician's Survival Guide to District Nursing.If you are considering a career in district nursing or you are just looking to sharpen your skills in community care, the A Clinician's Survival Guide to District Nursing wil
Meet the editors of The Child Protection Handbook in this brand new mini-series discussing safeguarding children and young people
Editors of the The Child Protection Handbook gather for this insightful and illuminating first episode in their new podcast. They discuss their book whichexplains how to recognise abuse and protect at-risk children for those working with children and young people aged under 18, including in social care, education, health services, and sport and leisure settings.Are you a practitioner with the odd
Episode 2: Thriving at Medical School with the Finalists of the ClinicalKey Student Global Challenge
In this second episode in our ‘Student Voices’ series, the finalists of Elsevier’s ClinicalKey Student Global Challenge will be continuing to share their top study resources and addressing common misconceptions surrounding medical school. Joining the panel today are Michaela-Zoi Psarommati from the Democritus University of Thrace, Octavi Casals Farre from the University of Exeter, Onyekachi Emman
Episode 1: Thriving at Medical School with the Finalists of the ClinicalKey Student Global Challenge
In this first episode in our ‘Student Voices’ series, the finalists of Elsevier’s ClinicalKey Student Global Challenge will be sharing their top tips for establishing a healthy work-life balance and managing mental health at medical school. Joining the panel for this discussion are Michaela-Zoi Psarommati from the Democritus University of Thrace, Octavi Casals Farre from the University of Exeter,
Building Confidence and Developing Leadership Skills in a Clinical Setting with Heather Henry and Natalie Elliott
In this second instalment of their podcast, nurse entrepreneur, lecturer, and author, Heather Henry is joined again by newly registered nurse, Natalie Elliott, to share their advice on how to build confidence and develop leadership skills in a clinical setting. Heather and Natalie address student anxiety concerning networking, mental health, and uncertainty in the workplace, and share their tips f
You Can Be a Leader In Nursing with Heather Henry and Natalie Elliott
In this episode, Heather Henry, RN MBA Queen’s Nurse, nurse entrepreneur, founder of Brightness Management Limited, BreathChamps CIC, Honorary senior lecturer, University of Salford, and Author is in conversation with newly registered nurse, and editor of the video series, Virtual Mentor: Leadership, which accompanies Heather’s book, Be a Leader in Nursing (2022), Natalie Elliott. Heather and Nat
Surviving General Practice Nursing with Karen Storey and Rhian Last
How is the role of a general nurse practitioner changing? Poppy Garraway talks to Karen Storey and Rhian Last about their newly published book, A Nurse's Survival Guide to General Practice Nursing, general nursing practice as a career and how and why all royalties will go to the Cavell Trust. A Nurse's Survival Guide to General Practice Nursing, by Karen Storey and Rhian Last was publish
Covid-19: A Critical Care Textbook with Chris Carter and Joy Notter
Fascinating insight from the authors Chris Carter and Joy Notter on how they developed Covid-19: A Critical Care Textbook to meet the needs of nurses working on and redeployed to critical care wards. They discuss their capacity building work in Zambia both before and during the pandemic and the impact of the pandemic on nursing practice and systems. Covid-19: A Critical Care Textbook (ISBN 9780702
And relax! The use of Relaxation Techniques in health care practice with Caroline Belchamber
Poppy Garraway chats to Caroline Belchamber, editor of the just published new edition of Payne's Handbook of Relaxation Techniques: A Practical Guide for the Health Care Professional, about the case for the integration of relaxation techniques into your health care practice, application for Long Covid patients, the book and more. There's even a lovely relaxation session at the end just
Ethics of the Coronavirus Pandemic with Simon Robinson and Owen Doody: PART TWO
Part Two of Ethics of the Coronavirus Pandemic: Poppy Garraway continues her conversation with Owen Doody and Simon Robinson, authors of Nursing & Healthcare Ethics, 6th Edition, about ethics in a pandemic situation based on experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic. This time they discuss care homes, health care rationing and transparency in decision making.
Ethics of the Coronavirus Pandemic with Owen Doody and Simon Robinson: PART ONE
Part One of Ethics of the Coronavirus Pandemic: Poppy Garraway talks to Owen Doody and Simon Robinson, authors of Nursing & Healthcare Ethics, 6th Edition, about ethics in a pandemic situation based on experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic. Topics include mask wearing and vaccinations.
'Not a mini-adult' with Professor Alan Glasper
Join us for a chat with Professor Alan Glasper on ‘Author Talks’, our brand new podcast, on what’s special about children’s nursing and its history, what’s new in the 9th edition of ‘A Textbook of Children’s Nursing’ and the importance of play amongst other topics!
