James Bullen

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1,082 appearances 27 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2017 last heard Feb 2020

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Health Report · Mixing multiple medicines, workplace mental health, and a check-up for Aussie tweens · 15 Jul 2019 podcast

And that's it for The Health Report this week. voice-verified

I'm James Bullen. voice-verified

It's been a pleasure to be with you for the past three weeks. voice-verified

Norman Swan will be back next Monday. voice-verified

Join us then. voice-verified

Health Report · Surgeon behaviour, chronic illness, stroke tests, and bariatric surgery in teens · 8 Jul 2019 podcast

Hello and welcome to this week's health report with me, James Bullen. voice-verified

Norman Swan's away for the next fortnight. voice-verified

Today, bariatric surgery for teens, controversial but effective, how Australia's hospitals are handling chronic illness, new findings in stroke research that could disrupt thousands of scientific papers, and what influence does a surgeon's bad behavior have on your outcomes as a patient? voice-verified

New research voice-verified

Research from the United States has found that surgeons who behave badly towards their colleagues could also be putting their patients' safety in jeopardy. voice-verified

The findings come amid concerns over the welfare of junior doctors in Australia, with several hospital units in New South Wales banned from training new juniors, including a surgical unit. voice-verified

The paper's senior author was Professor Gerald Hickson, Senior Vice President of Quality, Safety and Risk Prevention. voice-verified

attention at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee. voice-verified

And to work out if that was the case you needed particular pieces of information, one of those being reports from colleagues of surgeons' unprofessional behavior. voice-verified

And so then you linked up the two data sets and you were able to sort surgeons by the number of reports of unprofessional behaviour they'd had in the past three years and organise them by that number of reports and then see if there was an association with the number of complications their patients received? voice-verified

And what did you find? voice-verified

That's a big figure. voice-verified

And and and what are the sorts of complications we are talking about? voice-verified

Because in some cases they could be life threatening. voice-verified

And what were the sorts of behaviour that were considered unprofessional in this study? voice-verified

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