Mark Hudson
Mark Hudson
ICU Psychology: a discussion between a Clinical Psychologist and a Patient/Student
ICU Psychology: a discussion between a Clinical Psychologist and a Patient/Student
ICU Psychology: a discussion between a Clinical Psychologist and a Patient/Student
Thursday 9th June 2022
Join Mark Hudson and Dr. Julie Highfield as they explore the psychological challenges in ICU care, from patient struggles to staff well-being.
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Mark Hudson
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Get the buttons here!ICU Psychology: Bridging Patient and Professional Perspectives
It is a team and I think Icu is much more of a team sport than in other places where there's very rigid, defined.
Ever wondered how psychology fits into the high-stakes world of the ICU? Mark Hudson sits down with Dr. Julie Highfield, a seasoned clinical psychologist, to chat about the mental side of critical care. Dr. Highfield brings her extensive experience from both paediatric and adult ICUs, sharing insights on the psychological hurdles faced by patients, their families, and even the ICU staff.
The conversation is an eye-opener, highlighting how mental health is just as crucial as physical health in these intense environments. Mark, who’s on his own journey to becoming a psychologist, adds a fresh perspective, making this episode a blend of seasoned expertise and budding curiosity. They dive into topics like ICU delirium, the emotional toll on healthcare workers, and the vital role of peer support groups.
Whether you're a healthcare professional or someone who's been touched by the ICU experience, this episode offers a unique look at the human side of critical care. Tune in for an honest discussion that underscores the importance of mental well-being in the recovery process.