Royal College Of Surgeons Podcasts

The Museums Department records selected lectures and events held at the Hunterian Museum and archives the recordings for the public. These recordings were made during 2015.

The Museums Department records selected lectures and events held at the Hunterian Museum and archives the recordings for the public. These recordings were made during 2015.

The Museums Department records selected lectures and events held at the Hunterian Museum and archives the recordings for the public. These recordings were made during 2015.

The Museums Department records selected lectures and events held at the Hunterian Museum and archives the recordings for the public. These recordings were made during 2015.

The Museums Department records selected lectures and events held at the Hunterian Museum and archives the recordings for the public. These recordings were made during 2015.

The Museums Department records selected lectures and events held at the Hunterian Museum and archives the recordings for the public. These recordings were made during 2015.

The Museums Department records selected lectures and events held at the Hunterian Museum and archives the recordings for the public. These recordings were made during 2015.

Talk by Susan Snell, recorded Tuesday 18 October 2016, 1pm

An Institutional Childhood: The story of London's Foundling Hospital by Royal College of Surgeons

Anatomy Modelling Symposium - Session 3 by Royal College of Surgeons

Anatomy Modelling Symposium - Session 2 by Royal College of Surgeons

Anatomy Modelling Symposium - Session 1 by Royal College of Surgeons

The Sorcerer's Apprentice by Royal College of Surgeons

Reframing Disability by Royal College of Surgeons

The Art of the Image: Leonardo Da Vinci And Medical Imaging by Royal College of Surgeons

Talk by Fiona Loud, recorded Tuesday 21 March 2017, 1pm

Talk by Kristin Hussey, recorded Tuesday 28 February 2017, 1pm

In the first part of these podcasts, Professor Keri Thomas, National Clinical lead for the GSF Centre for End of Life Care, and Dame Clare Marx, former RCS President, discuss some of the issues with operating on patients nearing the end of their lives, and consider some of the ethical dilemmas. In the second part, Professor Keri Thomas and Dame Clare Marx are joined by Miss Sue Hill, Vice-president of the RCS and Katerina Sarafidou, Head of Standards at the RCS, to discuss what can be done practically to support patients and their families in these complex decisions, and to explore who is best placed, and when, to have these life-and-death conversations.

In the first part of these podcasts, Professor Keri Thomas, National Clinical lead for the GSF Centre for End of Life Care, and Dame Clare Marx, former RCS President, discuss some of the issues with operating on patients nearing the end of their lives, and consider some of the ethical dilemmas. In the second part, Professor Keri Thomas and Dame Clare Marx are joined by Miss Sue Hill, Vice-president of the RCS and Katerina Sarafidou, Head of Standards at the RCS, to discuss what can be done practically to support patients and their families in these complex decisions, and to explore who is best placed, and when, to have these life-and-death conversations.

Talk by Paul Craddock, recorded Tuesday 25 April 2017, 1pm