Elsevier Live, Student Edition
Revisit Elsevier Live and replay all sessions from the series – on demand when it suits you. Choose from 16+ free webinar recordings from acclaimed Elsevier authors, doctors, and nurses from all over the world. Register to access all the sessions.
Past sessions
Our latest Elsevier Live virtual series was jam-packed covering a range of topics relevant to medical, nursing and health students across all years. Catch every session from how to tackle difficult subjects, interactive clinical cases, how to take a history and examine a patient, preparing for placement, and much more!
Mastering Medical Terminology for first years – getting to grips with the basics, with Sue Walker & Maryann Wood
Mastering Medical Terminology for first years
Anatomy sorted. The supercharged study plan for all subjects, with A/Prof Quentin Fogg & Dr Ali Mirjalili
The supercharged study plan for all subjects
Learning Pathophysiology should not be difficult, with Dr Judy Craft & A/Prof Christopher Gordon
Learning Pathophysiology should not be difficult
Learning how to take a history... with Prof Nicholas J. Talley & Dr Simon O’Connor
Learning how to take a history.
Is there a medical student on the plane? With Dr Sascha Fulde
Is there a medical student on the plane?
Unwritten rules of nursing placements, with Yangama Jokwiro
Unwritten rules of nursing placements
Elsevier Live, Student Edition
Our latest Elsevier Live virtual series was jam-packed covering a range of topics relevant to medical, nursing and health students across all years. Catch up on anything you missed or revisit your favourite sessions.
For everyone
Mastering Medical Terminology for first years - Getting to grips with the basics!
With Sue Walker & Maryann Wood
Learn some basics about building and breaking down medical terms to help you start to develop a foundation for understanding the medical language that you may be exposed to during your studies.
Mastering Medical Terminology for first years
Anatomy sorted. The supercharged study plan for all subjects.
With A/Prof Quentin Fogg and Dr Ali Mirjalili
Learn the best way to study for, well, anything, These expert anatomy educators explain the most common errors students make when studying and walk you through a simple plan that will change the way you think about exam preparation.
Anatomy sorted
Euthanasia – Good Death or Bad Death?
With Prof Teik Oh AM
This is a highly controversial topic in healthcare and society. Teik Oh clarifies the concept, addresses false information, and presents medical, ethical, and legal viewpoints on both sides.
Euthanasia
Sketch with Mao
With Dr Mao Fong Lim
Mao is back for anatomy sketching session centred around creativity, wellbeing, reflection and connection. Light a candle, sit down with a cup of tea and wind down for the day with this creative exercise.
Sketch with Mao
How to do a quick and dirty cognitive screen
With Dr Carmelo Aquilina
Learn how to do a cognitive assessment in about 5 minutes (the quick) and also how to get a rough idea of whether someone has a cognitive impairment when doing a routine interview (the dirty).
How to do a quick and dirty cognitive screen
Dr Mythbuster: a crash course in handling #fakenews
With Laís Junqueira
Fact or Fiction? Learn the science behind fake news to improve your recognition skills and boost your confidence to help others evaluate their sources.
Dr Mythbuster: a crash course in handling #fakenews
For nursing students
Learning pathophysiology should not be difficult
With Dr Judy Craft & A/Prof Christopher Gordon
Hear about some of the principles that underlie a range of pathophysiology topics. Understanding these principles will make the learning of pathophysiology easier for you..
Learning pathophysiology should not be difficult
Unwritten rules of nursing placements
With Yangama Jokwiro
This talk presents the so called ‘unwritten rules of placement’ that every student should familiarise themselves with. Yangama also introduces Buddy Nurse, your essential buddy for practicalyou to support when you need it most.
Unwritten rules of nursing placements
Tips for finding balance through the journey of nursing school
With Amber Duncan
Amber Duncan, Registered Nurse, shares tips for finding balance and enjoying life in the midst of this potentially chaotic, but exciting time. Amber also shares advice on tips for studying and how to transfer theory into practice in real life clinical settings.
Tips for finding balance through the journey of nursing school
Tips for navigating the world of paediatrics
With Sarah Duncanson
Are you about to undertake your paediatric rotation? Are you interested in pursuing paediatrics? Sarah, Paediatric Critical Care Nurse, walks you through some insightful tips and tricks on navigating the world of paediatrics.
Tips for navigating the world of paediatrics
The Power of Nurses: Holding up half the sky
With Barbara Stilwell
An interview with Barbara Stilwell on the role of nurses. Hear about women in leadership roles in the nursing profession – how far we’ve come and where there is to go – and women’s health issues in 2021 from a domestic and international perspective.
The Power of Nurses: Holding up half the sky
For medical students
On being a doctor – learning how to take a history and examine a patient in the 21st century
With Prof Nicholas J. Talley & Dr Simon O’Connor
Talley and O’Connor will share their valuable advice on how to reach an accurate diagnosis: avoid common pitfalls and communicate effectively with patients and colleagues along the way.
On being a doctor
Tips from Psychiatry That Will Improve Every Patient Conversation in Every Specialty
With Dr Gavin Tucker
Dr. Gavin Tucker is a trainee psychiatrist who has just written a book on psychiatric examination. Gavin condenses down the core skills of being a great psychiatrist, & how the lessons learned from psychiatry will help you whenever & wherever you need.
Tips from Psychiatry That Will Improve Every Patient Conversation in Every Specialty
Is there a medical student on the plane?
With Dr Sascha Fulde
Dr Sascha Fulde takes you through some real life emergency situations that you might face in your early life as a medical student. Sascha will take you through some easy to remember real life scenarios to get you through the real thing.
Is there a medical student on the plane?
ECG made Squiddie
With Dr Lydia Lozzi
Squid’s guide to reviewing an ECG. This webinar works through a systematic approach to reviewing an ECG, with the principle aim of finding everything really urgent whilst making note of some of the exam question Worthy stuff.
ECG made Squiddie
How to Thrive as a woman in medicine (part 1)
With Dr Nicola Zammitt and Dr Anna Dover
Dr Nicola Zammitt and Dr Anna Dover talk about their experiences of being women in medicine and how they have navigated their successful careers in endocrinology and medical education. Learn how they have added authorship to their CV’s, how they did this and what experience this has brought them.
How to Thrive as a woman in medicine (part 1)
How to Thrive as a woman in medicine (part 2)
How to Thrive as a woman in medicine (part 2)