The Aloudable Network

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Long interview shows with people who know their subject extremely well. Every show is on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

2 shows

Veterinary Science

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Critical Evidence

Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care

What the evidence actually supports in emergency and critical care for dogs and cats, from triage and shock to trauma, transfusion and resuscitation. Each episode weighs how strong the studies are, separates evidence from habit, and ends with points to use on the next shift.

With Ken Yagi, a veterinary nurse with around 25 years in emergency and critical care and a long-standing leader of the RECOVER Initiative.

For emergency and critical care vets, veterinary nurses, technicians, students and specialty candidates.

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Nurse-Led

Nutrition and Prevention in Veterinary Practice

Dog and cat nutrition and weight, and the hard problem of getting owners to change how they feed. Conversations cover why overweight dogs look normal in the park, diet histories, plans built with owners, and the veterinary nurse's role in preventive care.

With Nicola Lakeman, a UK registered veterinary nurse since 1992 and principal editor of Aspinall's Complete Textbook of Veterinary Nursing.

For vet and nursing students, practising vets and nurses, allied professionals, and owners who want more than standard advice.

1 show

Dentistry

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The Materials Lab

Biomaterials in Modern Dentistry

The chemistry of how teeth decay and recover, and the materials that help them rebuild, explained through dentistry's shift from drilling and filling to prevention and minimal intervention. Conversations cover how bioactive glasses release calcium, phosphate and other ions, how formulations are tested, and how better materials reach the clinic.

With Dr Saroash Shahid, Reader in Dental Biomaterials at the Institute of Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London.

For dental students, hygienists, therapists, dentists, dental technicians, industry and public health professionals, regulators, and curious listeners.

1 show

MedTech

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Human Factors with Ken Catchpole

Safety and performance in acute care

How safety and performance in acute care really work, seen through human factors: teams, communication, technology, organisations and the methods used to improve them. Conversations get into specifics, from reading the rhythm of an operating room to tracking flow disruptions and learning a clinical team's language.

With Ken Catchpole PhD, S.C. SmartState Endowed Chair in Clinical Practice and Human Factors.

For clinicians and the teams who keep patients safe in acute care.

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