TSG Associates

TSGTalk

Health EN ↓ 27 episodes

Our podcast will interview colleagues who are at the cutting edge of their professions, often they are involved in creating solutions for areas that historically have proven difficult, or have a wealth of experience in a particular complex response. Each podcast will provide unique, engaging content. At TSG Associates we will always strive to ensure our solutions are ahead of the curve and positively impact on the quest for prioritising survival and minimising suffering. We believe TSG Talk will complement our vison and provide a platform to enhance your response.

Author

TSG Associates

Category

Health

Podcast website

www.tsgassociates.co.uk

Latest episode

Sep 4, 2025

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Episodes

Lessons from a career responding to major incidents 17.12.2021

There are only a small number of people who can truly say they have an in depth understanding on response to major incidents and this experience is vital to understanding what consistently works or not. In this episode, we are joined by Dave Whitmore formally of London Ambulance Service , who shares his vast experience in pre-hospital care and specifically major incidents. 

It hurts when you break your pelvis 01.11.2021

In this first episode of TSG Talk, our Senior Partner Colin Smart is joined by TSG Associates Key Account Manager James Boyd to discuss his experience of breaking his pelvis in a horse riding accident and the subsequent assistance and care he received from the emergency services. A fascinating insight from the view of a seriously injured patient.

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