Podcasts and publications on medical and public health coaching and leadership
Podcasts
Podcasts where I’ve been interviewed
British Laryngology Association, June 2021. ‘Wellbeing with Dr Fiona Day’ podcast. ‘In the first of our Wellbeing episodes, Natalie speaks with master practitioner, coach and mentor, Dr Fiona Day MBChB, FFPH, Dip Occ Med about her experience of coaching over 200 doctors and healthcare professionals.’
‘Authentic Tea’ podcast May 2021. ‘Fiona shares her extensive experience and expertise in healthcare and behaviour change with medical and public health professionals’.
‘Surgical Spirit’ podcast on ‘Levelling up leadership’ in January 2019.
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‘SuccessinsightsTV’ on ‘How to flourish’ in April 2018.
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Podcasts where I’ve been the interviewer
I interview Greg Fell, Director of Public Health at Sheffield City Council about leading through Covid-19 for the EMCC in July 2021.
I interview Jackie Arnold, Coach Supervisor at the NHS Royal Surrey County Hospital’s Fountain Centre for the EMCC in May 2021 about “coaching for cancer patients and their carers”.
I interview Greg Fell, Director of Public Health at Sheffield City Council in December 2020 for the EMCC about his “learning about leadership during Covid-19”.
I interview Abigail Marks, Professor of the Future of Work at Newcastle University in December 2020 for the EMCC about her research into “how Covid-19 is shaping the future of work”.
Publications
Publications on leadership and careers
Public health leaders have been exceptional but we need a whole new approach to society. BMJ letters, April 2021
Coping through covid-19: commissioned BMJ Opinion article, March 2020
What does the global climate emergency mean for UK healthcare leaders?Health Service Journal commissioned article, May 2019
Combatting Burnout: a guide for medical students and junior doctors. Staten, A (Editor). 2019, CRC Press. I was invited to write a probono book chapter on ‘finding help’ for medical students and junior doctors worried about burnout. As leading prevention, early intervention and recovery initiatives have been major themes in my own career, I was delighted to help out.
In Press
Prudenzi, A et al. A Workplace Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Intervention for Improving Healthcare Staff Psychological Distress: A Randomised Controlled Trial (2021)
Publications from my former medical and public health career
Wilding S, et al. Cluster randomized controlled trial of volitional and motivational interventions to improve bowel cancer screening uptake: A population-level study. Social Science and Medicine, 2020. 265:
Day F. The Challenge of Multimorbidity and Programme Budgetting. Rapid Response. BMJ 24.9.12
Day F, Pollock C, Brook C, Albus A. Crucial for Population Health. BMJ 2010; 340: 882
Day F, Cassels-Brown A, Buchan JC, ,Fear, J et al. A Glaucoma Equity Profile: correlating disease distribution with service provision and uptake in a population in Northern England, UK. Eye advance online publication, 28 May 2010;doi:10.1038/eye.2010.73
Day FJ, Mok J. Children affected by domestic abuse while abroad on holiday. Arch Dis Child. May 2008;93(5):362-3.
Day FJ, Sutton G. General Practitioner notifications of gastroenteritis and food poisoning: cause for concern. J Public Health. Sep 2007;29(3):288-91.
Day FJ, Clegg S, McPhillips M, Mok J . A retrospective case series of skeletal survey in children with suspected non-accidental injury. J Clinical Forensic Medicine 2006; 13 (2): 55-59
Nsutebu E, Day F. Chemical Incidents and Major Fires in West Yorkshire. Chemical Hazards and Poisons Report, Health Protection Agency May 2005(4): 24
Day FJ, Nettleton B. The Scottish Borders General Practitioners Exercise Referral Scheme. Health Bulletin 2001; 59(5): 343-346