Wow, this was so informative and stimulating and has given me much food for thought in relation to a coaching client I have at the moment. Thank you Mat for interviewing Greg Chasson - I will look up his book

Excellent discussion . I learnt a lot of things. Keep it up.

This is great; two of my favorite doctors sharing an insightful discussion!

This is great; I love seeing two doctors I think highly of having conversations together!

After fy2 if you don't want to go via the traditional training route, and just want to do the diploma, how would you advise building up experience or getting initial starter roles in industry? I heard being a functional assessor is a good role, are there any other roles you can think of outside the nhs that could be a route into occupational health for an fy2 please?

Thanks so much, a great and very informative podcast!

Interesting discussion, nice

Thank you @DrMatDaniel for the opportunity. I am looking forward to many of my friends having a look at this and make some comments and suggestions on how I could do things better.

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Fantastic episode - all of it! Thanks for sharing!

Great Episode!!

Thank you, Mat, for being the perfect host on this podcast! It was a pleasure meeting you. :) Your insightful questions allowed me to share my perspective as a nurse working in the USA. There are many similarities between our health systems and some differences I wasn't unaware of. Thank you for giving me that insight I wouldn't have had otherwise! It's been a pleasure chatting with you. :)

Excellent content

This is a terrific episode! I truly appreciated the discussion about teams and about building relationships!

This is great. A lot to reflect on, I still ask myself where and why do all techniques fail when a doctor shows empathy and compassion yet only very few doctors will also end up with a lodged ECHR application at the end of their career while others might end up taking their lives? And that's real world stats. Despite having pushed away all thoughts of catastrophising, having then used all techniques, having exhausted justice avenues, until, it actually gets too late, career over. 'Systems' are at unfair and inconsistent game play. What happens currently with medical profession is not for the faint hearted. Thanks for this session.

I loved how you talk about raising awareness, I think that really helps! And I love it that your colleague has tea and cookies at 10am - cheers for a ten-minute break!!!

Coaching is so important to hold up a mirror to our thoughts and realize what is not serving us, thanks for talking about this!

Yes to all of this! Sharing stories, and the importance of creating something come up over and over again in my conversations with physicians - big round of applause for this discussion!

This is such an important topic! Similarly to the importance of planning in advance for stressful situations, is planning in advance for crucial conversations! I just collaborated on an article about it with an ENT surgeon here in the U.S. - will let you know when it's published. Thank you for these very valuable discussions!

Thank you for having me! I was honored to be your guest, and I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation!

Thanks for a great podcast. You cover many interesting topics in your various episodes