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Innovator Toolkit 6 of 7 - NHS Market Access
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Part of a series of seven webinars from Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley which make up a toolkit for developing innovations for the NHS and social care
Innovator Toolkit 5-7 Understanding the changing MedTech regulatory landscape
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Part of a series of seven webinars from Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley which make up a toolkit for developing innovations for the NHS and social care
Innovator Toolkit 4 of 7 - Understanding NHS procurement
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Part of a series of seven webinars from Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley which make up a toolkit for developing innovations for the NHS and social care
Innovator Toolkit 1 of 7 - Developing an effective value proposition
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Part of a series of seven webinars from Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley which make up a toolkit for developing innovations for the NHS and social care
Innovator Toolkit 2 of 7 - Developing digital products
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Part of a series of seven webinars from Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley which make up a toolkit for developing innovations for the NHS and social care
Innovator Toolkit 3 of 7 - Developing understanding of NHS functions and terminology
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Part of a series of seven webinars from Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley which make up a toolkit for developing innovations for the NHS and social care
Integrated approach transforms lives of more people with severe asthma
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Integrated approach transforms lives of more people with severe asthma A pioneering initiative is transforming the lives of more people with severe asthma who were missing out on life-changing medication. The Integrated Severe Asthma Care (ISAC) project across Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West (BOB) found hundreds of patients who could potentially benefit from innovative biologic ...
Consensus pathway for managing uncontrolled and severe asthma
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With presentations from Andy Menzies-Gow, Steve Holmes, Deepak Subramanian and David Jackson
Managing uncontrolled asthma
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Presentations from Beverly Bostock and Clare Adams on managing uncontrolled asthma.
Identifying and managing barriers to asthma medication adherence
zhlédnutí 155Před 9 měsíci
With talks from Graninne d’Ancona and Anna Murphy
Webinar two - Involving men in service design, delivery and research (physical health)
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Disclaimer: The information contained in this video represents the views and opinions of our speakers and are not necessarily representative of the Oxford AHSN or The Working Together Partnership. The content of this video should not be taken as medical advice, please consult a healthcare professional if you have questions or concerns for your own health. Ensuring that health services, research...
Cholesterol and you
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Cholesterol and you
Statins and you
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Statins and you
Managing cholesterol together
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This video describes the patient pathways for management of high cholesterol. There is also a version without sound and with subtitles, available in this playlist. This series of animations has been developed by patients and clinicians, working with Oxford AHSN, North East North Cumbria AHSN, NHS England, Spoonful of Sugar, Heart UK and Creative Connection Animation Studio. Further information ...
Good and bad cholesterol, statins and you
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Good and bad cholesterol, statins and you
Good and bad cholesterol, statins and you - with subtitles
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Good and bad cholesterol, statins and you - with subtitles
Managing cholesterol together - with subtitles
zhlédnutí 105Před rokem
Managing cholesterol together - with subtitles
Improving quality of life for thousands of people with severe asthma
zhlédnutí 412Před rokem
Improving quality of life for thousands of people with severe asthma
NonHill Co designing a local secure data environment
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NonHill Co designing a local secure data environment
Co designing a local secure data environment
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Co designing a local secure data environment
Webinar one - Involving men in service design, delivery and research (mental health)
zhlédnutí 264Před rokem
Webinar one - Involving men in service design, delivery and research (mental health)
Quality Improvement - Reducing Restrictive Practice
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Quality Improvement - Reducing Restrictive Practice
Data collection: baseline and evaluation data
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Data collection: baseline and evaluation data
Introduction to health economics
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Introduction to health economics
Introduction to real world evaluation in healthcare
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Introduction to real world evaluation in healthcare
Asthma Structured Medication Review Template Video
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Asthma Structured Medication Review Template Video
Elastomeric Devices: 24-hour IV antibiotic infusions
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Elastomeric Devices: 24-hour IV antibiotic infusions
Elastomeric Devices: patient information and experience
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Elastomeric Devices: patient information and experience
Elastomeric Devices: monitoring impact
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Elastomeric Devices: monitoring impact

Komentáře

  • @alandavidbowes6346
    @alandavidbowes6346 Před rokem

    I have got to have this procedure in the next few weeks. Thank you for the video, it helps reasure me!

  • @creativecook100
    @creativecook100 Před rokem

    Your video helped me so much. I was terrified and I had it this past Monday. I put a facecloth over my eyes so I didn't feel trapped, and they let me listen to music in the headphones. It was over so quickly and I actually started to doze off. Don't be scared people, it's fine.

  • @karentoynton8948
    @karentoynton8948 Před rokem

    Very helpful I am having this done tomorrow. So has helped me be ready. Thank you.

  • @LinCalc
    @LinCalc Před rokem

    Had one yesterday and the contrast made me feel all warm and tingly and it was so nice!

  • @pugglesammy
    @pugglesammy Před rokem

    Instead of interpreting each loud noise as a scary sound, I found myself pitching the notes of each sound that I heard…nerdy 🎵 I know but it helped. Hearing music definitely helped but more importantly, closing your eyes and being reassured throughout so you’re kept informed. Knowing you can be released quickly if you can’t cope, helps too so the pressure is taken away. Excellent description and tips from the guy in this video. 👍

  • @ladennayoung2939
    @ladennayoung2939 Před rokem

    Great video. Thanks for sharing. MANY blessings to you and yours in the mighty and matchless name of Jesus Christ of NAZARETH. The name above ALL names. AMEN. 💜💜💜

  • @susancoombs4942
    @susancoombs4942 Před rokem

    Thanks for this great video. Feeling much better about my upcoming test

  • @peterking2794
    @peterking2794 Před rokem

    I recently had a similar scan in France that also involved a radioactive tracer being injected. It was to look for any possible cancer within my bones after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. However, I was allowed out of the hospital after the injection and was free to wander around town and have a coffee at a nearby cafe with my wife for about two hours before returning for the scan. A bit odd, I thought.

  • @----I...have...no...clue....

    I had a Pet Scan in California last month. After being injected with the tracer, I only sat for fifteen minutes before being tested> Something seems odd?

  • @jimrumsby12
    @jimrumsby12 Před rokem

    I was very anxious before the scan due to not liking tight space i cant get away from but the staff at castle hill hull tuck you in you have ear plugs and then noise blocker pads the best part is the cool air thats blowing through the unit keeps you cool and a lot calmer,i use white noise to help me sleep the noise the unit makes is pretty damn good not scary or oppressive after 25 minutes you are nearly asleep i was in for a lumber scan and the angle gave an ache all the way through as on my back thats when it hurts apart from that i would say to anyone that may read this enjoy the time and its over quicker than you think i hope this will help others .

  • @masoodahmed2181
    @masoodahmed2181 Před rokem

    Good job bro

  • @chaydafrances3332
    @chaydafrances3332 Před rokem

    I got it done yesterday, wasn’t bad at all the IV liquid felt weird tho, burning and felt like I peed my pants lol

  • @awakstein
    @awakstein Před 2 lety

    Awesome and very informative!

  • @DannyR90
    @DannyR90 Před 2 lety

    Had MRI scan 2 days ago, 30 min scan went pretty quickly tbh, felt relaxed. If you are claustrophobic then just close eyes. You will be fine.

  • @sarahmccoy1941
    @sarahmccoy1941 Před 2 lety

    How do you cope with the loud noise? Even with headphones, the noise from an MRI machine must be deafening. It must takes a lot of self-discipline to keep still with loud noise going on.

  • @taraann7753
    @taraann7753 Před 2 lety

    Thank You..I’m going for scan in two days time, this video really helped me.

  • @sahadmurtaza2006
    @sahadmurtaza2006 Před 2 lety

    Glad to work in the Churchill Hospital ❤️

  • @pro-scanimaging9681
    @pro-scanimaging9681 Před 2 lety

    Good news with MRI is with new technology scan times are reducing as time passes. More wide bore scanners are introduced. Hopefully, one day we will also have a sound free scanner, if not already out.

  • @mvn3949
    @mvn3949 Před 2 lety

    I was asked to hold my breath to get clear scans, holding of breath went up to 30 seconds, that was the craziest part. And also after the scan was done I had chills and I was shivering, probably due to contrast IV, so doctor gave me another injection and I was fine after 20 mins.

  • @dvscorpio3619
    @dvscorpio3619 Před 2 lety

    Invaluable information

  • @slwilliams75
    @slwilliams75 Před 2 lety

    So helpful, thank you ❤️

  • @kewlor8261
    @kewlor8261 Před 2 lety

    I HAVE HAD THREE IN MONTREAL AND THANKFULLY THEY WERE IN CANADA OR I'D BE NAILED FOR YEARS PAYING BACK THOSE THOUSANDS. I UNDERSTAND NEEDING TO BE TOTALLY RIGID BUT WHY ON EARTH DOES THIS THING HAVE TO SOUND LIKE WORLD THREE???!!!

  • @JMEGUENI
    @JMEGUENI Před 2 lety

    I had this test Done today at Vius Medical Tower( Hong Kong) , I was a bit hesitant at the beginning 😄, It all went smooth and fine afterwards, I felt some heat in my chest area after the injection but did not feel urgency for urinating ,for some reason I felt heat in my Balls😅, Im 51 Year old ( 1st degree AV heart block), and wanted this Test for Coronary Angiogram+ Calcium Test , waiting for the result hopefully will be fine.

  • @ljet1756
    @ljet1756 Před 2 lety

    Thank you because I live near Stoke Mandeville hospital and I was going there for the scan tomorrow

  • @dr.mohammedalbedri_educational

    excellent mri video

  • @cullen2106
    @cullen2106 Před 2 lety

    Please stay safe And stay still please.

  • @cullen2106
    @cullen2106 Před 2 lety

    I have had MRIs before it’s not for me but I know it’s worth it.

  • @rockykoast7065
    @rockykoast7065 Před 2 lety

    Excellent video! Reassuring as well as being very informative! 👍

  • @GIGIBEP
    @GIGIBEP Před 2 lety

    👏👏👏👏 bravo

  • @luellagiudicessi2133
    @luellagiudicessi2133 Před 2 lety

    Thank you. Great details...

  • @kpehe100
    @kpehe100 Před 2 lety

    When I had the appointment for the scan I wasn't scared at all but everything changed when I got inside the machine. I didn't expect it was such a narrow space. I thought it was spacious enough but it's not so I got shocked and my heart beat increased. I felt I could get choked for breath but it wasn't so as the AC was on in the machine.

  • @bradroberts6447
    @bradroberts6447 Před 2 lety

    I had to wear only scrubs. I was fine until she put the face mask on me. I was anxious after the mask was locked on. I talked myself through. The music helped considerably.

  • @lorib786
    @lorib786 Před 3 lety

    Very helpful, going to keep watching prior to my appointment as helped ease my claustrophobic anxiety

  • @kennyroberts7989
    @kennyroberts7989 Před 3 lety

    How the hell do you get music in the headphones! I was told I couldn’t

    • @estellaabhayasinghe5247
      @estellaabhayasinghe5247 Před rokem

      Depends where you are. I was given a choice of classical pop or jazz. Some places give a choice.

  • @audreybrooke7985
    @audreybrooke7985 Před 3 lety

    Thank you , I now know what to expect, but still not sure......

  • @tinacristallo7226
    @tinacristallo7226 Před 3 lety

    Just had this done today. It was exactly like this gentleman is explaining. Noooooo big deal. I am experiencing severe shortness of breath, laying down is horrible for me. My heart goes crazy and I’m so out of breath and find it very difficult to breathe. The only thing I wish.... I wish we knew what the scan said before we leave. 🥴

  • @beckygoodwin6555
    @beckygoodwin6555 Před 3 lety

    Does anyone know how you can play the music of your choice?

  • @cafe1234arsenal
    @cafe1234arsenal Před 3 lety

    If you can, tilt your head up and look out through the far-end hole of the scanner. It should ease any claustrophobic feelings. Also if you like techno music, you wouldn't mind the electronic sounds that much. Usually, they play music, so, instead, you can focus on it.

  • @indie5826
    @indie5826 Před 3 lety

    Music.. I have had many MRI scans at different hospitals in London and have never been offered music, just headphones to cancel out sound.

  • @Olivia_Saltmarsh
    @Olivia_Saltmarsh Před 3 lety

    This is going to be my 2nd time having a mri scan

  • @MRIMan
    @MRIMan Před 3 lety

    I been a MRI tech for 4 years! If you have high anxiety I have a few tips for you! Bring a friend or family member to come in room with you! Ask if they have music for you to listen while getting scanned, cover your eyes with a wash cloth or ask your doctor for a sedative before you schedule the test. Also ask the tech to give you a count down during the scan. Ask them to talk to you every 3 minutes. This really helps.Remember breathe normal. Pretend you are going to sleep or think about a fun time and just focus on that. Avoid caffeine. The tech will always give you a emergency call button if you have to come out. Ask if you can take a look at the machine before the scan. If this fails , look for a open mri in your area.

    • @BIG_DRU
      @BIG_DRU Před 3 lety

      The 3 minute count downs from the Tech really helped me a lot plus counting the minutes to myself helped me know when the 3 mins was almost up....the Brain scan is the worst with that cage over your face....pumping that cool air through the tube makes a difference too.....best thing is to close your eyes before you go in the tube and keep them closed....

    • @dougfriendly7676
      @dougfriendly7676 Před 2 lety

      As one who is severely claustrophobic I've been able to successfully complete two scans but have a third coming up and my mind has wandered to a question I have never seen asked; In the extremely unlikely event that my technician would become incapacitated (for example faint, stroke, die) during my scan and unable move me out of the machine during a panic attack would I be able to extricate myself? In other words, are the constraints such that only a technician and not a patient would be about to unlock them?

  • @lesleyvivien2876
    @lesleyvivien2876 Před 3 lety

    Lovely clear presentation. Omitted a small detail which can be worrying if you haven't been warned - that the rush of warmth might be accompanied by an urgent need to urinate. It's OK, you haven't weed, and you won't. I've had a few CT scans at different hospitals, and perhaps I've been lucky but I've always been told exactly what is happening and will happen.

    • @detectfevi
      @detectfevi Před 2 lety

      With that warmth sensation I had tachicardia, that's also normal. If anyone reading this is getting a CT, no need to worry!

  • @bigkx1312
    @bigkx1312 Před 3 lety

    Mine took about an hour. Despite the loud noise, I almost fell asleep multiple times and was quite relaxing to be honest..

  • @Tpavra
    @Tpavra Před 3 lety

    I had this test today, anyone who is having doubts, or feeling anxious about this, please do not. It is a very easy, comfortable procedure and you have absolutely nothing to worry about. The hot flush sensation is very strange and a huge talking point after! Stay safe :)

    • @ecstaticlivingwmelanieschu3015
      @ecstaticlivingwmelanieschu3015 Před 3 lety

      I have to have this and I am terrified! The video helps but I am still very concerned about being given the beta blocker and nitroglycerin since I have a normally low heart rate… Except when I am anxious. Just don’t want my heart to stop! LOL

    • @henrybrar
      @henrybrar Před 2 lety

      @@ecstaticlivingwmelanieschu3015 I am in same boat you are, how did it go for you? I am going to get mine done next week.

    • @bobblebec12
      @bobblebec12 Před 2 lety

      Thankyou

  • @poppyfield1619
    @poppyfield1619 Před 3 lety

    I had a third brain scan today. The staff were brilliant. This scan seemed longer than the two before and, I felt, it was noisier. The lady who made me comfortable put a support cushion under my legs and also some pads for my ears as well as ear plugs. She gave me an alarm to squeeze if i needed any help during the scan. It took about 30 minutes. I needed a dye injection halfway through and after that the time passed by quickly. Overall, it is not a pleasant experience because of the noise and physically you feel as if you have been on a long train journey, but it is over quite quickly.

  • @flyinghow
    @flyinghow Před 3 lety

    To me the final hot sensation was VERY hot. He's right in that it doesn't last very long, but it felt like they really poured it to me lol.

    • @Aubbiie
      @Aubbiie Před 3 lety

      Had one done yesterday and I agree. It was absolutely horrific, it felt like my veins had turned into lava xD Literally felt the solution travel aroudn my body, very weird and horrible experience lmao.

  • @robertdobie2544
    @robertdobie2544 Před 3 lety

    Thank you!

  • @holliss5
    @holliss5 Před 3 lety

    I've had one it's better than I expected no problem at ,

  • @Asadsoil1
    @Asadsoil1 Před 3 lety

    Thanks 🙏

  • @eaaoriginalproduction550

    EXCELLENT, thank you!