In this episode, I dig deeper into the wonders of epidural infusion as a form of analgesia in the ward. It's a good painkiller but could also be critical so I decided to talk about it in my pod. I have included the indications, contraindications, assessments, potential complications and removal/stopping the epidural infusion.

In this episode, I talked about the pain ladder, common painkillers and the strong opiods such morphine and oxycodone. I also talked about other modes of treating pain such as PCA and Epidural infusion. #filipino #nurse #uk #ukrn You can watch the video in youtube too Youtube link

Becoming band 6 and acting as the nurse-in-charge is a whole lot of responsibilities. In this podcast, I talked about my personal experience, how I felt about it, going through the interview process and my tips on what to do first before applying for the position.

Another week, another episode and today is all about mistakes. These are the 10 common nursing mistakes that I have on my list but there could be a lot more. Anyway, mistakes are normal as we are just human but we still have to avoid making mistakes as much as we can. I thought it's good to know these so you can be more careful and avoid having mistakes in the future. You can find me in youtube by searching 'Little Pinay Nurse'

In this episode I have talked about different kind of doctors and colleagues that you will be working with in the ward. I think it's good to know who you will expect to meet at work and who to ask help with if you may need assistance with some of your patients. For those Filipino nurses who are just waiting for their UKRN application or just about to start their journey, this is a very good thing to watch or listen to, especially if you will be assigned to a ward. 

In this episode, I talked about what to expect during your first day, your first month, 6 months and to 1 year while working as a nurse in the UK. These are basically the things that I wished I knew before working as a nurse here. I also gave some advise on adjusting to the UK culture especially when at work.

This is for the Filipino nurse out there who are planning to become nurses in the UK. Tagalog lang para intense haha. Sana magustuhan nyo.    In this episode, I talked about a little bit about my experience in the last 5 years, adjusting to the culture, some habits that changed and the British weather. Kita kits sa next episode!