Dragon Bytes Paediatric Podcast

In this episode of Dragon Bytes we chat to Dr Cathryn Chadwick (Vice President for Training and Assessment, RCPCH) and Dr Emma Dyer (Chair of the Trainees Network, RCPCH), about the new Progress+ curriculum that is being brought into action later this year. Part 1 of 2.

This week our Dragon Bytes hosts, Dr Assim Javaid and Dr Zoe Johnson, are joined by two members of the Dreamflight charity, Dr Chris Course and Gillian Ticehirst, Together they discuss the Dreamflight charity and what healthcare professionals can do to help.

As part of our series exploring opportunities that trainees can take advantage of while going out of programme, Dr Assim Javaid (Dragon Bytes host) discusses the teaching fellowship available at the University Hospital of Wales with Dr Sian Williams (Paediatric Trainee, Wales).

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. In this episode of Dragon Bytes Basics, Georgia Parry (former Cardiff University medical student, now qualified Doctor) speaks to Dr Emily Sloper (Clinical Genetics Registrar) about Fragile X Syndrome.

This week our Dragon Bytes host, Dr Assim Javaid, is joined by Dr Dana Beasley (General Paediatrician, Morriston Hospital, Swansea) and Dr Nick Wilkinson (Consultant Paediatrician specialising in Rheumatology and Chronic Pain, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff). Together they discuss how ti investigate cases of suspected arthritis.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. In this episode of Dragon Bytes Basics, Georgia Parry (former Cardiff University medical student, now qualified Doctor) speaks to Dr Blanche Lumb (Paediatric Trainee, Wales) about brain tumours.

As part of our series on out of programme experiences, Drgon Bytes host Dr Assim Javaid chats to Dr Laura Potts, a Welsh paediatric trainee, about her year out as a simulation fellow at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London,

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. In this episode of Dragon Bytes Basics, Georgia Parry (former Cardiff University medical student, now qualified Doctor) speaks to Dr Blanche Lumb (Paediatric Trainee, Wales) about abdominal masses.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. In this episode of Dragon Bytes Basics, Alex Richards (former Cardiff University medical student, now qualified Doctor) speaks to Dr Tommy Isaac about pneumonia.

This episode is all about improving our clinical reflections. Dragon Bytes host Dr Assim Javaid discusses a case of life-trheatening asthma with Dr Malcolm Gajraj (Paediatric Intensive Care Consultant, University Hospital of Wales). Dr Gajraj uses this as an opportunity to explore Dr Javaid's understanding of the situation, to give some teaching around the topic, and to help him think more deeply about his reflections in the future. Note - The case discussed in the podcast is entirely fictitious.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. In this episode of Dragon Bytes Basics, Emily Jenkinson (Swansea University Medical Student) speaks to Ms Carmen Francis (Surgical Trainee, Wales Deanery) about appendicitis.

This week's episode is the second of a two-parter about neonatal thrombocytopenia. Dragon Bytes host, Dr Megha Jagga, discusses this topic with Dr Indu Thakar (Consultant Paediatric Haematologist, University Hospital of Wales). Part 2 of 2.

This week's episode is the first of a two-parter about neonatal thrombocytopenia. Dragon Bytes host, Dr Megha Jagga, discusses this topic with Dr Indu Thakar (Consultant Paediatric Haematologist, University Hospital of Wales). Part 1 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. In this episode of Dragon Bytes Basics, Emily Jenkinson (Swansea University Medical Student) speaks to Ms Carmen Francis (Surgical Trainee, Wales Deanery) about intussusception.

This week we continue our episode on juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Dragon Bytes host, Dr Assim Javaid, is joined by Dr Dana Beasley (General Paediatrician, Morriston Hospital, Swansea) and Dr Nick Wilkinson (Consultant Paediatrician specialising in Rheumatology and Chronic Pain, University Hospital of Wales) to discuss this topic. Part 2 of 2.

This week our Dragon Bytes host, Dr Assim Javaid, is joined by Dr Dana Beasley (General Paediatrician, Morriston Hospital, Swansea) and Dr Nick Wilkinson (Consultant Paediatrician specialising in Rheumatology and Chronic Pain, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff. Together they discuss juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Part 1 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. In this episode of Dragon Bytes Basics, Alex Richards (Cardiff University Medical Student) speaks to Dr Tom Cromarty (Paediatric Emergency Medicine Trainee, University Hospital of Wales) about head injuries in children.

In this week's episode of Dragon Bytes, our hosts, Dr Sian Williams and Dr Assim Javaid, continue their discussion about neonatal pharmacology with paediatric pharmacist, Tom Wyllie (University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff). Part 2 of 2.

In this week's episode of Dragon Bytes, our hosts, Dr Sian Williams and Dr Assim Javaid, discuss neonatal pharmacology with paediatric pharmacist, Tom Wyllie (University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff). Part 1 of 2.

In the final part of our Covid in Children series, Dragon Bytes hosts, Dr Tom Cromarty and Dr Assim Javaid, are joined by Dr Camilla Kingdon, the President of the RCPCH, and Dr David Tuthill, RCPCH Officer for Wales. Together they discuss how the RCPCH reacted to the evidence around COVID in children as it came to light, used the evidence to form policies then communicated those policies to the public.

This week we continue our new sub-series all about COVID-19 in children. This week Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Tom Cromarty and Dr Assim Javaid discusses long COVID with Dr Liz Whittaker (Consultant paediatric infectious diseases and lecturer in paediatric infection and immunity, St Mary's Hospital). Part 2 of 2.

This week we continue our new sub-series all about COVID-19 in children. This week Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Tom Cromarty and Dr Assim Javaid discusses long COVID with Dr Liz Whittaker (Consultant paediatric infectious diseases and lecturer in paediatric infection and immunity, St Mary's Hospital). Part 1 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about Coeliac Disease. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Swansea University medical student, Emily Jenkinson, talks to Dr Buthaina Buzakuk, a paediatric registrar with a specialist interest in gastroenterology. Part 2 of 2.

This week we continue our new sub-series all about COVID-19 in children. This week Dragon Bytes host Dr Tom Cromarty discusses PIMS TS (known as MIS-C in the USA) with Dr Jennifer Evans (General Paediatrician with a specialist interest in Infectious Disease, Noah's Ark Children's Hospital, Cardiff).

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about Coeliac Disease. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Swansea University medical student, Emily Jenkinson, talks to Dr Buthaina Buzakuk, a paediatric registrar with a specialist interest in gastroenterology. Part 1 of 2.

This week we continue our new sub-series all about COVID-19 in children. In the first episode, Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Tom Cromarty and Dr Assim Javaid speak to Dr Alasdair Munro (Paediatric registrar and Senior Clinical Research Fellow in paediatric infectious disease at the University Hospital Southampton)about the virus and vaccines. Part 2 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about Noonan Syndrome. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Cardiff University medical student, Georgia Parry, talks to Dr Emily Sloper, a registrar in clinical genetics.

This week we kick off a new sub-series all about COVID-19 in children. In the first episode, Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Tom Cromarty and Dr Assim Javaid speak to Dr Alasdair Munro (Paediatric registrar and Senior Clinical Research Fellow in paediatric infectious disease at the University Hospital Southampton)about the virus and vaccines. Part 1 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about pyloric stenosis. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Swansea University medical student, Emily Jenkinson, talks to Miss Carmen Francis, a surgical trainee in Wales.

This week we kick off a new sub-series, "OOP! There It Is!", in which we discuss out of programme experiences with paediatric trainees who've taken some time out of training to persue areas of interest. In this first episode Dragon Bytes host Dr Assim Javaid talks to Dr Laura Crosby, the current Simulation Fellow at Bristol Children's Hospital, all about her time doing this fellowship.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about developmental milestones. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Swansea University medical student, Francis Beynon, talks to Dr Alice Knight, a paediatric registrar in Wales. Part 4 of 4.

We kick off a new sub-series this week with "Behind the Scenes", where we try to give trainees an understanding of all the goings on behind closed doors that lead to our training programme. In this first episode Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Assim Javaid and Dr Rebecca Jones speak to Dr Geraint Morris, Head of School for Paediatrics, HEIW). Part 2 of 2. If you want to support Dragon Bytes, head to www.patreon.com/dragonbytes

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about developmental milestones. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Swansea University medical student, Francis Beynon, talks to Dr Alice Knight, a paediatric registrar in Wales. Part 3 of 4.

We kick off a new sub-series this week with "Behind the Scenes", where we try to give trainees an understanding of all the goings on behind closed doors that lead to our training programme. In this first episode Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Assim Javaid and Dr Rebecca Jones speak to Dr Geraint Morris, Head of School for Paediatrics, HEIW). Part 1 of 2. If you want to support Dragon Bytes, head to www.patreon.com/dragonbytes

This week Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Assim Javaid and Dr Rebecca Jones are joined by Dr Pramodh Vallebheneni (paediatric consultant, Morriston Hospital and enthusiastic educationalist) to discuss some reflective models. The aim is to offer some examples for those unfamiliar with reflective models to help with their portfolio work. This week Gibbs. Part 2 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about developmental milestones. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Swansea University medical student, Francis Beynon, talks to Dr Alice Knight, a paediatric registrar in Wales. Part 2.

This week Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Assim Javaid and Dr Rebecca Jones are joined by Dr Pramodh Vallebheneni (paediatric consultant, Morriston Hospital and enthusiastic educationalist) to discuss some reflective models. The aim is to offer some examples for those unfamiliar with reflective models to help with their portfolio work. This week Schön and Rolfe. Part 1 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about developmental milestones. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Swansea University medical student, Francis Beynon, talks to Dr Alice Knight, a paediatric registrar in Wales. Part 1.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about leukaemia. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Cardiff University medical student, Georgia Parry, talks to Dr Blanche Lumb, a paediatric registrar in Wales.

This week's episode is hosted by Dr Megha Jagga. She speaks to Dr Olayinka Kowobari (Consultant Neonatologist, Royal Stoke Hospital) all about neonatal jaundice. Part 2 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about croup. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Swansea University medical student, Francis Beynon, talks to Dr Blanche Lumb, a paediatric registrar in Wales. Part 1 of 2.

This week we aim to help trainees aiming to apply for the neurodisability grid training programme. Dr Assim Javaid, Dragon Bytes Host, discusses the application and interview process with current neurodisability grid trainee, Dr Sophie Evans(North East Deanery).

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week we continue our discussion about meningitis and meningococcal disease. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Cardiff University medical student, Stephanie Windsor talks to Dr Megha Jagga, a paediatric registrar in Wales. Part 2 of 2.

This week's episode is hosted by Dr Megha Jagga. She speaks to Dr Olayinka Kowobari (Consultant Neonatologist, Royal Stoke Hospital) all about neonatal jaundice. Part 1 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about meningitis and meningococcal disease. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Cardiff University medical student, Stephanie Windsor talks to Dr Megha Jagga, a paediatric registrar in Wales. Part 1 of 2.

This week we aim to help trainees aiming to apply for an immunology or infectious disease grid training programme. Dr Assim Javaid, Dragon Bytes Host, discusses the application and interview process with current Immunology Grid trainee Dr Ben Shillitoe (Sheffield Children's Hospital, Sheffield).

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week we learn about innocent murmurs. Dragon Bytes Basics host, and Swansea University medical student, Francis Beynon talks to Dr Assim Javaid (Registrar in Paediatric Emergency Medicine) all about recognising innocent murmurs.

This week we continue our episode on study types. Dragon Bytes host Dr Assim Javaid is joined by Dr Mallinath Chakraborty (Consultant in Neonatology, University Hospital of Wales), a clinician who is actively involved in the field of research. They discuss how data from research is synthesized in systematic reviews and meta-analyses. Part 2 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week we continue with the second half of the episode about Trisomy 21. Dragon Bytes Basics host Siena Hayes, a medical student from Cardiff University, is joined by Dr Francesca Norris, a registrar in community paediatrics, to give an introduction to the topic. Part 2 of 2.

This week we start looking into academia and research. Dragon Bytes host Dr Assim Javaid is joined by Dr Mallinath Chakraborty (Consultant in Neonatology, University Hospital of Wales), a clinician who is actively involved in the field of research. They discuss the different types of research studies used in healthcare research. Part 1 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. This week's episode is about Trisomy 21. Dragon Bytes Basics host Siena Hayes, a medical student from Cardiff University, is joined by Dr Francesca Norris, a registrar in community paediatrics, to give an introduction to the topic. Part 1 of 2.

This week's episode of Dragon Bytes is the second part of our chat about child poverty. Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Rebecca Jones and Dr Tom Cromarty are joined by two paediatric consultants with an interest in this area, Dr Julie Ann Maney (Consultant in Paediatric Emergency Medicine, Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children) and Dr Ian Sinha (Paediatric Respiratory Consultant, Alder Hey Hospital). Part 2 of 2.

Dragon Bytes Basics - This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. We continue this week with Bronchiolitis. Alex Richards, one of the medical students in Cardiff University and a presenter for Dragon Bytes Basics, is joined by Dr Tommy Isaac, a paediatric registrar in Wales. They’re going to talk through some of the basics of Bronchiolitis together. Part 2 of 2.

This week's episode of Dragon Bytes is about Child Poverty. Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Rebecca Jones and Dr Tom Cromarty are joined by two paediatric consultants with an interest in this area, Dr Julie Ann Maney (Consultant in Paediatric Emergency Medicine, Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children) and Dr Ian Sinha (Paediatric Respiratory Consultant, Alder Hey Hospital). Part 1 of 2.

Join us this week for the inaugural episode of dragon bytes basics! This subseries is aimed at teaching some basic paediatric concepts to healthcare students. Each week medical students from Wales will be joined by a paediatric doctor to discuss common paediatric conditions. These episodes are just introductions and aren’t meant to replace standard revision – remember there will be some regional variations in practice and practice will change as new evidence comes to light. However, this is paediatrics made easy to help listeners get their heads around some thing new. We kick off this week with Bronchiolitis. Alex Richards, one of the medical students in Cardiff and a presenter for Dragon Bytes Basics, is joined by Dr Tommy Isaac, a paediatric registrar in Wales. They’re going to talk through some of the basics of Bronchiolitis together. Part 1 of 2.

This week join Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Assim Javaid and Dr Celyn Kenny as they discuss reflective practice with Dr Pramodh Vallebheneni (General Paediatric Consultant at Morriston Hospital, Swansea, and Education Lead for the School of Paediatrics in Wales). Dr Vallebhenini has spent a lot of time talking to medical students and paediatric trainees about their opinions on reflective practice. In the second part of the episode, Celyn, Assim and Pramodh discuss their thoughts and experiences of reflective practice. Part 2 of 2.

This week join Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Assim Javaid and Dr Celyn Kenny as they discuss reflective practice with Dr Pramodh Vallebheneni (General Paediatric Consultant at Morriston Hospital, Swansea, and Education Lead for the School of Paediatrics in Wales). Dr Vallebhenini has spent a lot of time talking to medical students and paediatric trainees about their opinions on reflective practice. In this first part, he puts voice to their discontent in a brief, light-hearted debate. Part 1 of 2.

This week we're joined by youth support worker Kerry Franklin, who works for the charity 'No Limits'. She talks to Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Tom Cromarty and Dr Rebecca Jones about her work with the charity and the ways in which children and young people can need support when presenting to the emergency department. Part 2 of 2.

This week we're joined by youth support worker Kerry Franklin, who works for the charity 'No Limits'. She talks to Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Tom Cromarty and Dr Rebecca Jones about her work with the charity and the ways in which children and young people can need support when presenting to the emergency department. Part 1 of 2.

This week, we are joined by the new President of the RCPCH, Dr Camilla Kingdon. She takes some time out of her busy schedule to speak to two of our hosts, Dr Stacey Harris and Dr Hannah Davies. Part 2 of 2.

This week, we are joined by the new President of the RCPCH, Dr Camilla Kingdon. She takes some time out of her busy schedule to speak to two of our hosts, Dr Stacey Harris and Dr Hannah Davies. Part 1 of 2.

This week we continue our exploration of the biopsychosocial approach to healthcare. Dr Max Davie (Consultant Community Paediatrician) discusses this approach with Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Celyn and Dr Tom Cromarty. Part 2 of 2.

This week we explore the biopsychosocial approach to healthcare. Dr Max Davie (Consultant Community Paediatrician) discusses this approach with Dragon Bytes hosts Dr Celyn and Dr Tom Cromarty. Part 1 of 2.

This week, we continue our chat about sustainable healthcare. Dragon Bytes hosts, Dr Stacey Harris and Dr Tom Cromarty, speak to two healthcare professionals about the work their currently undertaking in this field; Dr Rosie Spooner (Paediatric Trainee, Severn Deanery) and Dr Amarantha Fennell-Wells (Dentistry Trainee, Wales). Part 2 of 2.

This week, we broach the topic of sustainable healthcare. Dragon Bytes hosts, Dr Stacey Harris and Dr Tom Cromarty, speak to two healthcare professionals about the work their currently undertaking in this field; Dr Rosie Spooner (Paediatric Trainee, Severn Deanery) and Dr Amarantha Fennell-Wells (Dentistry Trainee, Wales). Part 1 of 2.

This week our Dragon Bytes hosts, Dr Tom Cromarty and Dr Stacey Harris, continue their discussion with Dr Vicky Thomas (Consultant Paediatrician, The Great North Children's Hospital, Newcastle-Upon-Tyme) and Dr Ilana Levine (Paediatric Registrar, Thames Valley Deanery) about the science and evidence around breastfeeding. Part 2 of 2.

This week our Dragon Bytes hosts, Dr Tom Cromarty and Dr Stacey Harris, are joined by Dr Vicky Thomas (Consultant Paediatrician, The Great North Children's Hospital, Newcastle-Upon-Tyme) and Dr Ilana Levine (Paediatric Registrar, Thames Valley Deanery) to discuss the science and evidence around breastfeeding. Part 1 of 2.

This week Dr Celyn Kenny (Dragon Bytes host) and Dr Elisa Smit (Consultant Neonatologist, University Hospital of Wales) continue their discussion about hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy. Part 2 of 2.

This week Dr Celyn Kenny (Dragon Bytes host) is joined by Dr Elisa Smit (Consultant Neonatologist, University Hospital of Wales) to discuss hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy. Part 1 of 2.

This week Professor Uzun (Paediatric and Foetal Cardiologist, University Hospital of Wales) completes his talk on atrioventricular septal defects, the last episode in this cardiology series about left-to-right shunts.

This week Professor Uzun (Paediatric and Foetal Cardiologist, University Hospital of Wales) begins the final topic from his series on left-to-right shunts, this time about atrioventricular septal defects.

In this last part of our chat with Team Soft Landing, a project aimed at aiding international medical graduate paediatric doctors to work and life in the UK, we focus on the details of the Soft Landing project, what they're aims are and how they plan to support international medical graduates. This weeks guests from Team Soft Landing are Dr Nadia Baasher, Dr Habab Hassan, Dr Jaspreet Sokhi and Dr Rashmi Mehta. The hosts from Dragon Bytes this week are Dr Tom Cromarty, Dr Megha Jagga and Dr Assim Javaid.

This week we continue our chat with Team Soft Landing, a project aimed at aiding international medical graduate paediatric doctors to work and life in the UK. Our discussion in this episode focusses on the impact the move to the UK has on the personal life of doctors who have moved here from abroad. This weeks guests from Team Soft Landing are Dr Nadia Baasher, Dr Habab Hassan, Dr Jaspreet Sokhi and Dr Rashmi Mehta. The hosts from Dragon Bytes this week are Dr Tom Cromarty, Dr Megha Jagga and Dr Assim Javaid.

This week we're joined by the fantastic Team Soft Landing - A project set up by paediatricians aimed at supporting international medical graduates who have come to work in the UK. This episode we discuss adapting to working in the NHS and the differences from the systems in other countries. This weeks guests from Team Soft Landing are Dr Nadia Baasher, Dr Habab Hassan, Dr Jaspreet Sokhi and Dr Rashmi Mehta. The hosts from Dragon Bytes this week are Dr Tom Cromarty, Dr Megha Jagga and Dr Assim Javaid.

This week Professor Orhan Uzun (Paediatric and Foetal Cardiologist, University Hospital of Wales)finishes his talk about patent ductus arteriousus.

This week Professor Orhan Uzun (Paediatric and Foetal Cardiologist, University Hospital of Wales) discusses patent ductus arteriosus as part of his left-to-right shunt series.

This week we have the second half of our chat with Professor Orhan Uzun (Paediatric and Foetal Cardiologist, University Hospital of Wales) about Ventricular Septal Defects.

This week Professor Orhan Uzun (Paediatric and Fetal Cardiologist, University Hospital of Wales) speaks to us about ventricular septal defects.

We continue our series on left-to-right shunts this week. Professor Orhan Uzun (Paediatric and Foetal Cardiologist, University Hospital of Wales) talks us through atrial septal defects.

The first in our new series of cardiology podcasts on left-to-right shunts. In this episode Professor Orhan Uzun (Paediatric and Fetal Cardiologist, University Hospital of Wales) talks us through Vein of Galen Malformations.

Happy New Year everyone! We kick off 2021 with this new episode about renal osteodystrophy. Dr Stacey Harris (Dragon Bytes host) discusses this condition with Dr Raj Krishnan (Consultant Paediatric Nephrologist, University Hospital of Wales).

The second half of our podcast series on aortic stenosis. Dr Assim Javaid (Dragon Bytes host) speaks to Professor Orhan Uzun (Consultant Paediatric and Foetal Cardiologist, University Hospital of Wales) about how to investigate and manage Aortic Stenosis.

Dr Assim Javaid (Dragon Bytes host) speaks to Professor Orhan Uzun (Consultant Paediatric and Foetal Cardiologist, University Hospital of Wales) about Aortic Stenosis.

In a special episode this week we find out more about RCPCH and Us, a project from the RCPCH to improve engagement with children and young people. Assim speaks to Emma Hosking (Children and Young People Engagement and Participation Youth Worker) and Scott Russell (Youth Volunteer) all about RCPCH and Us. Head to our website www.dragonbytespodcast.com for a PDF with some useful resources.

Dr Arubabha Ghosh (Consultant in Inherited Metabolic Disease, Royal Manchester Children's Hospital) and Dr Richard Curnock (Metabolic Grid trainee, Royal Manchester Children's Hospital) talk us though interviewing for the Metabolic Grid programme.

This week Dr Alice Knight (Dragon Bytes host) talks to Dr Georgina Williams (Endocrine Grid trainee, Wales and Severn) about applying to and interviewing for the Endocrine Grid programme.

Dr Lizzie Nickerson (Consultant Community Paediatrician, Nevill Hall Hospital), Dr Siwan Lloyd (Community Grid trainee, Wales) and Dr Emily Shand (Community Grid trainee, Wales) give us their advice on the Community Grid interview.

Dr Assim Javaid (Dragon Bytes host) is joined by Dr Lucy Perkins (Neonatal Consultant, Singleton Hospital) and Dr Chris Course (Neonatal Grid trainee, Wales) to get some great advice and tips on interviewing for the Neonatal Grid programme.

In the second part of our PEM Grid programme podcasts, Dr Assim Javaid (Dragon Bytes host) is given the low down by Dr Hannah Murch (PEM Consultant, University Hospital of Wales) and Dr Michael Fox (PEM grid trainee, Wales) on being interviewed for a PEM Grid post.

COVID has changed everything! This week's episode is all about how the RCPCH are keeping clinical exams running in this new socially distanced environment. This week's hosts, Sophie Constantinou and Hannah Davies (MRCPCH Clinical Exam Teaching Leads for South Wales) discuss how the adapted clinical exam is going to run with Jennifer Craythorne (RCPCH Clinical Exam Lead) and Nick Schindler (RCPCH Examination, Assessment and START Trainee Representative). So, if you've got your exams coming up, or if you're interested in knowing what the changes are, listen in to this week's episode!

In the second part of our Pharmacology Grid podcasts, we discuss interviewing for the Pharmacology Grid programme with Dr Dan Hawcutt (Paediatric Pharmacology Consultant, Alder Hey Hospital) and Dr James Moss (Pharmacology Grid trainee, Alder Hey Hospital).

In the second part of our Renal Grid advice podcasts, Dr Rebecca Jones (Dragon Bytes host) talks to Dr Shouja Alam (Renal Grid trainee, West Midlands) and Dr Ash Gutpa (Consultant Paediatric Nephrologist, Birmingham Children's Hospital) about interviewing for a Renal Grid post.

The second of the insightful interview with the Kaizen Kween Dr Laura Kelly (West Midlands RCPCH Trainee Representative and Kaizen expert). Loads of tips and tricks on how to improve your eportfolio here!

This week Dragon Bytes host Dr Celyn Kenny speaks to Dr Maddi Adams (Oncology Consultant at the University Hospital of Wales) about applying to, and interviewing for, the neurology grid programme.

This episode new Dragon Bytes host Dr Celyn Kenny speaks to Dr Gemma Howells (Neurology Grid Trainee, Wales) about applying to and interviewing for the Neurology Grid programme.

Dr Rebecca Jones (Dragon Bytes host) talks to Dr Shouja Alam (Renal Grid trainee, West Midlands) and Dr Ash Gutpa (Consultant Paediatric Nephrologist, Birmingham Children's Hospital) about how to write your best paediatric renal Grid application.

Dr Stacey Harris (Dragon Bytes host) discusses getting the most out of your eportfolio with Dr Laura Kelly (West Midlands RCPCH Trainee Representative and Kaizen expert).

Dr Arubabha Ghosh (Consultant in Inherited Metabolic Disease, Royal Manchester Children's Hospital) and Dr Richard Curnock (Metabolic Grid trainee, Royal Manchester Children's Hospital) talk us though what makes metabolic Grid training appealing and their advice on how to make the best application to metabolic Grid.

Dr Hannah Davies, Dragon Bytes host, discusses applying and interviewing for a Palliative Care Grid post with Dr Lizzie Bendle (Palliative Care Consultant, Evalina Hospital)and Dr Tim Warlow (Palliative Care Grid trainee, Wales).