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The Role of SCP’s in Robotic Surgery
This most recent podcast in the “Let’s talk Surgery’ series led by Gregory Ekatah enables listeners to share the personal journey of Liza Mills; from being a member of a theatre team to becoming a Surgical Care Practitioner working in Robotic Surgery. Liza speaks about the balance that is required between service provision, personal life and academic study and her contribution to the developing Robotic Thoracic Service within her employing NHS trust. This is set in the context of national guidance and the expectations of regulators so as to ensure patient safety. Whilst this journey is personal it is one that will resonate with everyone who enjoys the podcast.
The Faculty of Perioperative Care (FPC) is pleased to present a new series of podcasts to add to their library of resources.
The series explores various topics pertaining to perioperative care practitioners including, the benefits and challenges of the role of Surgical First Assistants (SFAs) and the development of Surgical Care Practitioners (SCPs) roles and more.
Episode One: Charlie Auld
In this pilot episode, host Greg Ekatah speaks with former FPC Chair, Charlie Auld about the establishment of the Faculty and the benefit of membership for practitioners.
Episode Two: Mark Robertshaw
In this episode, Mark Robertshaw speaks about his experience as a Surgical First Assistant (SFA).
Episode Three: Sally Stuart and Students
Greg speaks with Sally Stuart, a trainer for the MSc in Surgical Care Practice, and two of her students. They offer their own unique insight into all elements of SCP through training and into practice.
Episode Four: Jenny Abraham
Greg is joined by Jenny Abraham, an experienced Surgical Care Practitioner (SCP) and Nurse Consultant.
Episode Five: Bhuvaneswari Krishnamoorthy
In the final episode of the FPC series, Greg speaks with Bhuvaneswari Krishnamoorthy as she shares her experience as an SCP in cardiothoracic surgery.