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"Matron, Medicine and Me"

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Nursing & Midwifery  |  BBC One  |  2017  |  3'47''

History of treating Cerebral Palsy in Britain | Matron, Medicine and Me

Lucy talks to Hugh and Margy about growing up with cerebral palsy at the beginning of the NHS.
Nursing & Midwifery  |  BBC One  |  2018  |  1'44''

Immunotherapy as a cancer | Matron, Medicine and Me

Denise hears about a revolutionary new cancer care treatment called Immunotherapy.
Nursing & Midwifery  |  BBC One  |  2018  |  3'20''

The evolution of treating a heart attack | Matron, Medicine and Me

Denise hears how treating a heart attack has dramatically changed over the years.
Nursing & Midwifery  |  BBC One  |  2018  |  1'38''

Tirage Nurse describes how to spot a brain aneurysm | Matron, Medicine and Me

Si King hears from a Triage Nurse who details how to spot the signs of brain aneurysm.
Nursing & Midwifery  |  BBC One  |  2017  |  4'40''

Caring for sick children before the NHS | Matron, Medicine and Me

Lucy speaks to Historian Tanya Macintosh about how children were treated before the NHS.
Nursing & Midwifery  |  BBC One  |  2017  |  1'27''

Being a Nurse from overseas in the 1970's | Matron, Medicine and Me

Myleene speaks to her mother about coming over from the Philippines to be a nurse in Great Yarmouth.
Nursing & Midwifery  |  BBC One  |  2017  |  1'42

Keeping a patient diary for unwell children | Matron, Medicine and Me

Lucy discusses the importance of keeping a patient diary when children are ill.
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