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Episode 3 – High Output Stomas
Brilliant to have you join us again for Episode 3 of Gastro News, your first port of call for everything worth knowing in the world of gastroenterology. It’s been great to hear that lots of you have been engaging with the episodes we’ve released so far, and we’ve got lots more in store for you, so don’t go anywhere!
On this episode, we’re going to be spending some time focusing on the relatively common but complex issue of high output stomas, and how best to manage patients who are experiencing issues with their stoma.
Our friendly guide for navigating this topic will be Dr Charlotte Ford, who is a Consultant Gastroenterologist at Worthing Hospital where her specialist interests include inflammatory bowel disease and clinical nutrition.
She has an interest in postgraduate medical education, in particular relating to supporting trainees during their career transitions. Later in this episode, Dr Ford will offer some advice for each of you to help you think future career plans, so make sure you stick around until the end for that.
If you’d like to ask us any questions after you’ve had a listen, please get in touch on Twitter @medregnews or by sending us an email at medregnews@gmail.com. And we’ll catch up with you again very soon!
Brilliant to have you join us again for Episode 3 of Gastro News, your first port of call for everything worth knowing in the world of gastroenterology. It’s been great to hear that lots of you have been engaging with the episodes we’ve released so far, and we’ve got lots more in store for you, so don’t go anywhere!
On this episode, we’re going to be spending some time focusing on the relatively common but complex issue of high output stomas, and how best to manage patients who are experiencing issues with their stoma.
Our friendly guide for navigating this topic will be Dr Charlotte Ford, who is a Consultant Gastroenterologist at Worthing Hospital where her specialist interests include inflammatory bowel disease and clinical nutrition.
She has an interest in postgraduate medical education, in particular relating to supporting trainees during their career transitions. Later in this episode, Dr Ford will offer some advice for each of you to help you think future career plans, so make sure you stick around until the end for that.
If you’d like to ask us any questions after you’ve had a listen, please get in touch on Twitter @medregnews or by sending us an email at medregnews@gmail.com. And we’ll catch up with you again very soon!