Stephen Warrilow's guest appearances

Stephen Warrilow

Osler Podcasts

Jellybean Podcast with Doug Lynch

Rinaldo Bellomo

Paul Young

Julian Savulescu

Steve Webb

Karim Brohi

Derek Angus

David Anderson

Sarah Webb

Mark Wilson

Dan Davis

Michael Stanley

Chris Hicks

Michelle Johnston

Matthew Harris

John Marshall

OwlTail

Patients with acute liver failure are relatively rare, but they can be spectacularly unwell. In this enlightening interview, Dr Stephen Warrilow from Melbourne's Austin Hospital joins Todd to discuss the outcomes and management of this important group of patients.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patients with acute liver failure are relatively rare, but they can be spectacularly unwell. In this enlightening interview, Dr Stephen Warrilow from Melbourne's Austin Hospital joins Todd to discuss the outcomes and management of this important group of patients.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Stephen Warrilow - acute liver failure

Physician and Intensivist Steve Warrilow, Director of the Austin Hospital ICU, talks about everything from Physician Generalism to Surgical Super Specialisation. Stephen is a man that can communicate. Stephen Warrilow is in many respects my ideal Intensivist. Trained as a physician (aka Internal Medicine), a generalist by anyones standards, he specialised in ICU and was good enough to become the Director of the same unit that brought you Rinaldo Bellomo. He brings a calm, measured, intelligent voice to all he does. He makes people like me look bad. I sat down and chatted to Stephen at the CICM ASM and was hoping to find some sort of flaw, something that I could use against him, but no. I liked him even more after we talked.We did get stuck into some important stuff starting with Stephens own path from Physician Trainee to Intensive Care. He would know a little bit about it too as he not only ran the regional physicians training consortium for 7 years but he still examines for the Royal Australian College of Physicians.Having completed the RACP process himself he had to deal with the rather important fact that he doesn’t really like out-patient clinics. Hmmmm. So Stephen was one of those brave people that starts in an ICU even though, in his own words, he “couldn’t intubate, couldn’t do lines”. Stephen is in a great place to compare and contrast RACP and CICM training. At the CICM ASM Stephen was one of the leaders of the Consultant Only ICU Update Pre-Conference workshop which was about communication. So he was teaching the supposed experts how to do what they are supposedly experts at! That sounds a bit difficult. We get into paternalism, (The College also ran a Trainee Only Pre-conference event. Have a listen to Jellybean 62 Sarah Yong speaking about that and there is a soon to be released Jellybean with one of her co-co-ordinators, Naomi Diel.)Despite the physician back story we end up talking about surgical hyper specialisation and what it might mean. The Jellybean Podcast is about the stories in between the obvious stuff in Medicine, nursing and paramedicine. It's good to talk.

Physician and Intensivist Steve Warrilow, Director of the Austin Hospital ICU, talks about everything from Physician Generalism to Surgical Super Specialisation. Stephen is a man that can communicate. Stephen Warrilow is in many respects my ideal Intensivist. Trained as a physician (aka Internal Medicine), a generalist by anyones standards, he specialised in ICU and was good enough to become the Director of the same unit that brought you Rinaldo Bellomo. He brings a calm, measured, intelligent voice to all he does. He makes people like me look bad. I sat down and chatted to Stephen at the CICM ASM and was hoping to find some sort of flaw, something that I could use against him, but no. I liked him even more after we talked. We did get stuck into some important stuff starting with Stephens own path from Physician Trainee to Intensive Care. He would know a little bit about it too as he not only ran the regional physicians training consortium for 7 years but he still examines for the Royal Australian College of Physicians. Having completed the RACP process himself he had to deal with the rather important fact that he doesn’t really like out-patient clinics. Hmmmm. So Stephen was one of those brave people that starts in an ICU even though, in his own words, he “couldn’t intubate, couldn’t do lines”. Stephen is in a great place to compare and contrast RACP and CICM training. At the CICM ASM Stephen was one of the leaders of the Consultant Only ICU Update Pre-Conference workshop which was about communication. So he was teaching the supposed experts how to do what they are supposedly experts at! That sounds a bit difficult. We get into paternalism, (The College also ran a Trainee Only Pre-conference event. Have a listen to Jellybean 62 Sarah Yong speaking about that and there is a soon to be released Jellybean with one of her co-co-ordinators, Naomi Diel.) Despite the physician back story we end up talking about surgical hyper specialisation and what it might mean. The Jellybean Podcast is about the stories in between the obvious stuff in Medicine, nursing and paramedicine. It's good to talk.

Jellybean 80 With Stephen Warrilow

Stephen Warrilow CICM ASM 2017 by Doug Lynch @TheTopEnd

Stephen Warrilow CICM ASM 2017