Ep7: Leanne Aitken
Continulus Uncovered
This is a personal interview with renowned critical care nursing researcher, Prof. Leanne Aitken. Find out about her upbringing in Australia, her love of travel and photography, her likes, dislikes, and a whole lot more.
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Ep6: Kathleen Vollman
Continulus Uncovered
Kathleen Vollman is a renowned Critical Care Nursing educator. Eoghan and Kathleen talk life, divorce, losing her father aged 9, her love of pool and being the best aunty in the world (plus a whole lot more).
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Ep5: Ged Williams
Continulus Uncovered
Ged Williams is a Professor of Critical Care Nursing and Founding Chair of the World Society of Critical Care Nurses. Eoghan and Ged talk life, healthcare, depression, suicide, marriage, divorce and a whole lot more.
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Ep4: Max Valois & Jean-Francois Lanctot
Continulus Uncovered
A personal interview with two ED/ICU docs from Montreal, Canada and the brains behind the EGLS course
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Ep3: Arun Sayal & Matt DiStefano
Continulus Uncovered
Personal interviews with two ED docs from Toronto and the brains behind The Casted Course (emergency orthopaedics).
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Ep2: Rich Levitan
Continulus Uncovered
Rich discusses his early years in medicine and how he got into airway training and research. Eoghan gets to know a little bit more about Rich by discussing his likes, dislikes, passions, annoyances and his hopes for the future.
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Ep1: Peter Brindley
Continulus Uncovered
Eoghan and Peter talk about life, medicine, comedy and other stuff.
info_outlinePeter G. Brindley
MD, FRCPC, FRCP (Edin) FRCP (Lond).
Peter is a full-time Critical Care Physician at the University of Alberta Hospital, Canada and professor of Critical Care Medicine, Anaesthesiology, and Medical Ethics. He has 100 peer-reviewed manuscripts, 30 book chapters, over 70 lesser manuscripts and one textbook focusing on resuscitation; crisis management; human factors; and improving teamwork & communication.
He was a founding member of the Canadian Resuscitation Institute; former Medical-Lead for Simulation, and prior Education Lead for Surgery, Anaesthesia and Critical Care at the UofA. He is on the Board for the Canadian Critical Care Society, and the organizing committee for five major conferences. He has delivered over 400 invited presentations in ten countries, and over 50 plenaries. He welcomes disagreements because he doesn’t want to be wrong a moment longer than necessary.