<![CDATA[True Trauma Tales]]>f69908f5-8033-5fc3-b2ee-6a76cb977568Tue, 02 Apr 2024 06:47:56 +0000Captivate.fmLeeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trusthttps://artwork.captivate.fm/a130a1de-538a-4eae-8c01-88fb3d17ef57/NqUnc8EPoM94OfmCTTnDk9_u.jpgTrue Trauma TalesLeeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustLeeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustTrue Trauma Tales tells the stories of six people treated at Leeds Major Trauma Centre, following life changing accidents. Their stories are re-told, together with members of the medical and support teams who cared for them. The Major Trauma Centre at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is the second busiest trauma centre in the country and recently marked its 10th anniversary. a8282c44d543eb8258b04da0b7b4a27605fad664https://true-trauma-tales.captivate.fmfalseepisodicnopodcastS01 EP06: Henry went to work on his motorbike and ended upS01 EP06: Henry went to work on his motorbike and ended upIn this episode we meet Henry who was commuting to work on his motorbike when he was involved in a crash with an SUV that left him having to make a decision about whether or not to have his leg amputated. We also hear from Mr Paul Harwood who is a Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon at Leeds Major Trauma Centre and Limb Reconstruction Unit. You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here as well as more about the incredible work of Day One Trauma Support,

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>In this episode we meet Henry who was commuting to work on his motorbike when he was involved in a crash with an SUV that left him having to make a decision about whether or not to have his leg amputated. We also hear from Mr Paul Harwood who is a Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon at Leeds Major Trauma Centre and Limb Reconstruction Unit. You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here as well as more about the incredible work of Day One Trauma Support,

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>bfd9c27a-1980-46f6-b053-17be220bd691Tue, 02 Apr 2024 02:00:00 +010023:41falsefull16161Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustS01 EP05: Simon went for his usual bike ride but was hit head on by a car at 60 miles an hourS01 EP05: Simon went for his usual bike ride but was hit head on by a car at 60 miles an hourEpisode 5

In this episode we meet Simon who was out on his usual Sunday bikeride with friends along quiet country roads when a car swerved and hit him head on at 60 miles an hour. With a broken back, neck, leg, wrist and more his injuries were severe. Despite his extensive injuries, as Simon says himself – it became apparent early on that the injuries were fixable but the mind aspect was very difficult so we also speak to Dr Louise, who is the Principal Clinical Psychologist at Leeds Major Trauma Centre, about the work that is done to heal the trauma memories and their psychological impact. 

You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

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In this episode we meet Simon who was out on his usual Sunday bikeride with friends along quiet country roads when a car swerved and hit him head on at 60 miles an hour. With a broken back, neck, leg, wrist and more his injuries were severe. Despite his extensive injuries, as Simon says himself – it became apparent early on that the injuries were fixable but the mind aspect was very difficult so we also speak to Dr Louise, who is the Principal Clinical Psychologist at Leeds Major Trauma Centre, about the work that is done to heal the trauma memories and their psychological impact. 

You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>9bd41f69-d5d4-407d-a35f-330a27f699edTue, 12 Mar 2024 02:00:00 +010025:05falsefull15151Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustS01 EP04: Experienced climber Ako went on holiday and ended up falling 20metres off a cliffS01 EP04: Experienced climber Ako went on holiday and ended up falling 20metres off a cliffIn this episode we meet Ako, whose life was changed in an instant in 2017 when she went on holiday to Mallorca with her husband, their 2 year old son and some friends. Whilst there Ako went climbing – something she has done for over 10 years. Despite a lot of experience, something went wrong which resulted in her falling 20metres down the side of a cliff. This episode looks at Ako’s journey to recovery with the help of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre. We also meet Liz who is the lead physiotherapist from the centre who talks about the sheer amount of physio Ako has done and continues to do so she can achieve her goal of climbing again

You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>In this episode we meet Ako, whose life was changed in an instant in 2017 when she went on holiday to Mallorca with her husband, their 2 year old son and some friends. Whilst there Ako went climbing – something she has done for over 10 years. Despite a lot of experience, something went wrong which resulted in her falling 20metres down the side of a cliff. This episode looks at Ako’s journey to recovery with the help of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre. We also meet Liz who is the lead physiotherapist from the centre who talks about the sheer amount of physio Ako has done and continues to do so she can achieve her goal of climbing again

You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>d53ca180-4e24-47a3-99f2-62b0232740fbTue, 05 Mar 2024 02:00:00 +010017:39falsefull14141Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustS01 EP03: Lucie was just 19 years old when she was run over by a tractorS01 EP03: Lucie was just 19 years old when she was run over by a tractorIn this episode we meet Lucie whose life changed in an instant at the age of 19 when she was runover by a tractor whilst trying to help her mum. The unbreakable bond they share meant despite having extensive injuries, her priority was not to let her Mum see her suffer incase that was the last memory of her that her Mum would have. We also meet Sam who is the ward manager of the Major Trauma Centre who talks about the impact staff and patients have on eachothers lives and how invested staff become in aiding a patients recovery.

You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>In this episode we meet Lucie whose life changed in an instant at the age of 19 when she was runover by a tractor whilst trying to help her mum. The unbreakable bond they share meant despite having extensive injuries, her priority was not to let her Mum see her suffer incase that was the last memory of her that her Mum would have. We also meet Sam who is the ward manager of the Major Trauma Centre who talks about the impact staff and patients have on eachothers lives and how invested staff become in aiding a patients recovery.

You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>6e2be6a3-a6c3-483c-84a4-59f1028d6040Tue, 27 Feb 2024 02:00:00 +010029:14falsefull13131Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustS01 EP02: Grace was a competitive horse rider when she was crushed under 2 tonnes of hay balesS01 EP02: Grace was a competitive horse rider when she was crushed under 2 tonnes of hay balesIn this episode we meet Grace who was helping at her family farm when a tower of half tonne hay bales collapsed, pinning her to the ground. We also meet Emma who is the Lead Occupational Therapist for Leeds Major Trauma Centre. The episode looks at how the accident happened, the many injuries Grace suffered and how the major trauma team had to use innovative ideas in order to best aid recovery. 

You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>In this episode we meet Grace who was helping at her family farm when a tower of half tonne hay bales collapsed, pinning her to the ground. We also meet Emma who is the Lead Occupational Therapist for Leeds Major Trauma Centre. The episode looks at how the accident happened, the many injuries Grace suffered and how the major trauma team had to use innovative ideas in order to best aid recovery. 

You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>1afa1c5a-df3d-47dd-ba33-758095c7095cTue, 20 Feb 2024 02:00:00 +010025:44falsefull12121Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustS01 EP01: Vikki was 36 weeks pregnant her Mum accidentally ran her over...S01 EP01: Vikki was 36 weeks pregnant her Mum accidentally ran her over...In this episode we meet Vikki, who at 36 weeks pregnant was accidentally run over by her Mum. We also meet Dave from Day One Trauma Support, as we talk about Vikki’s accident and the vital role Day One had on her recovery. The episode looks at the effect the accident had on Vikki’s entire family and how they were supported by the charity emotionally, physically, psychologically and financially as well as the aspirations of Day One to be available to every patient in every major trauma unit in the country. 

You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>In this episode we meet Vikki, who at 36 weeks pregnant was accidentally run over by her Mum. We also meet Dave from Day One Trauma Support, as we talk about Vikki’s accident and the vital role Day One had on her recovery. The episode looks at the effect the accident had on Vikki’s entire family and how they were supported by the charity emotionally, physically, psychologically and financially as well as the aspirations of Day One to be available to every patient in every major trauma unit in the country. 

You can find out more about the work of the Leeds Major Trauma Centre here

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Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon

]]>26f76a58-18e3-477a-871b-dbf993b64315Tue, 13 Feb 2024 02:00:00 +010027:59falsefull11111Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust