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Researcher Revealed

Dr Rosalynn Austin

Research informs so much of our lives, the food we eat, the car we drive, and the way we manage our health. But what is it like to be a researcher? Why do they do what they do? What are lessons they have learned along the way?This podcast aims to reveal the answers to all of those questions and more.Hosted by Dr Rosalynn Austin (a nurse researcher) episodes will be split into three categories:1) Dr Rosalyn Austin in conversation with other researchers to explore their thoughts and experiences as

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1:04:50

Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 37

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2025/09/25

Doing research is a specialist skill, especially in a clinical space. Robert Hull started his journey in research looking at microorganisms but saw an opportunity to use his research skills to enable others. He created Cadra Insights and now helps researchers on their journey from idea to testing that idea through research. From toxic waste to embedding impact into your research project, enabling the translation from research into reality.Top 3 Takeaways1)Being a researcher can be about helping

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 36

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2025/09/04

To kick off Season 3, we start with the first Welsh clinical scientist (echocardiographer) in cardiology to get a PhD, Dr Emma Rees PhD, FBSE. She is now expanding her expertise diving into the use of big data in research. We discuss her journey into research, how being visible expanded her research opportunities, and her thoughts on imposter syndrome. Listen for great tips on being a research leader from someone who knows what it is like to be the first!Top 3 Takeaways1)Take a team approach to make

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 35

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2025/08/14

As you know I am on a journey to embed digital and computing sciences into my own research. As such I was very happy when I was approached to have Lars as a guest! He is a co-founder of Corti and from everything I could read, listen and watch about him, research is at the core of what he aims to create. We take a deep dive into the differences in research in computing and health sciences, how synthetic data may make health care more inclusive, and how digital health solutions should be evaluated.Top

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 34

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2025/07/24

I meet Angela at the Heart Failure Association Conference in 2024 (https://youtu.be/P5wkXW_5I6A). I was impressed by her research and wanted to hear more about her journey into research. Listen to find out how Angela found her research soul and how an international collaboration started with a thumbs up on a Facebook post!Top 3 Takeaways1)Follow your passions and just jump!2)Bring your whole self to your research.3)Find your research soul.Bio: Dr. Angela Durante is an Assistant Professor at the

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Bonus episode ACNAP 2025

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2025/07/03

I attended the Association of Cardiovascular Nursing and Allied Professionals (ACNAP) conference. The ACNAP conference has a very special vibe. Between presenting my post-doctoral research I managed to make the time to have four short conversations with a variety of people who were also presenting at #ACNAP2025.Mairead Lehane is an Advanced Nurse Practitioner from Cork University Hospital Integrated Care presentd two posters. She shared how “UPBEAT” was developed for those with HFpEF

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 33

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2025/06/12

Ada Tang and I were at University of Toronto together back at the beginning of our research journeys. She recently became a professor and I wanted to find out more about her research journey in Canada. She really made me think, do you need to be a clinical academic to retain your connection to patients to develop impactful research? Listen to find out what she thinks and how she is building an impactful spectrum of research focused on exercise to improve health and function following a stroke.Top 3

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Bonus Episode attending HFA

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2025/05/31

Submitting an abstract to a large international conference can feel intimidating. The ESC Heart Failure Association Congress in Belgrade had around 5000 attendees! While I presented some of my post-doc research there I also spoke with several nurses about their experience of presenting at this congress. From first-timers to invited guest speakers this BONUS episode has many perspectives and loads top tips!Martha KyriakouA post-doctoral nurse researcher presented her pragmatic multicentre randomised

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 32

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2025/05/01

I met Dr Diane Ashiru-Oredope at a post-doctoral event and I was impressed by her ability to advocate for unheard voices. If you think you are busy, check out this episode to learn top tips on NOT balancing everything! Top 3 Takeaways1)You journey into research is as unique as you are2)Follow a lead and just start researching3)Urgency: critical results or time sensitive resultsBio: Dr Diane Ashiru-Oredope, a Credentialed Consultant Pharmacist is Lead Pharmacist for the Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 31

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2025/04/10

I was honour to hear about Dr Tootie Bueser’s journey into research. Her inspiration was not a colleague, research delivery, or a professor! Curious? You need to listen to find out was research in the genes or this genomic nurse researcher?Top 3 Takeaways1)Is research in your genes?2)Try new things to increase your world view3)Professional relationships in your research journey will grow and change with youBio: Tootie is a Clinical Academic role based at King’s College London (KCL) in the Florence

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 30

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2025/03/20

Today’s episode is a little different, Hilary Lewis (Occupational Therapist) shines a spotlight on the method, Focused Ethnography. She is using this method in her PhD and in addition to sharing her journey into research she also teaches us about focused ethnography and the value it is bringing to her PhD.Top 3 Takeaways1)Never too late2)Try different methods3)Build your professional evidence baseBio: Hilary Lewis is an occupational therapist and psychotherapist, with a special interest in

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 29

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2025/02/27

In honour of February being heart health month Professor Anna Strömberg joined me from Sweden, to share her research journey. She has not 1 but 3 roles she balances as a clinical academic nurse! Heart Failure Nurse Specialist, Associate Dean, and Professor of Nursing!! She shares how her PhD gave her the skills to use data as a powerful tool and how that shaped her research journey.Top 3 Takeaways1)Data is a tool to demonstrate the power of your clinical work2)Research can be love at first

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 28

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2025/02/06

Dr Oladayo Bifarin a clinical academic mental health nurse and NIHR senior research leader. From how writing is like “vomiting on paper” to how the hierarchies in research create systemic labels we covered a lot of topics. I really valued his recommendations and perspectives for nurse researchers. Only listen if you are prepared to be challenged.Top 3 Takeaways1)Talent-spotting, stay close those who support you and pay their support forward2)Don’t complain, do a PhD3)Don’t try and do it all, just

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 27

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2025/01/16

Welcome to 2025! My first guest from America. Dr Kelly Wierenga dives into what inspired her to focus her research on women and their mental health after a major health crisis. As a nurse scientist (not a nurse researcher—you’ll have to listen to find out why) she tells us about her research journey.Top 3 Takeaways1)Have a [insert name here] in your research network2)Research the dark corners of health sciences3)Is your research building a legacy?Bio: Dr Wierenga’s research focuses on understanding

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 26

Researcher Revealed ·

2024/12/26

On the second Christmas episode of Researcher revealed, award winning Professor Philip Moon joined me to talk about research sparkle and what he wants for Christmas. A leading cardiovascular researcher and editor of the European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing he tells what inspired him to become a researcher and his plans to grow nursing research.Top 3 Takeaways1) We all need and are mentors2) Embrace global opportunities to grow your research3) Push the boundaries of researchBio: Dr. Philip

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 25

Researcher Revealed ·

2024/12/05

On todays episode we dive into Patient and Public Involvement, Engagement, and Participations (PPIEP) with Sharon Court. In addition to being a PPIEP facilitator she is a master of analogy and had recently completed an NIHR ARC Wessex Research Internship. From what she did before this role to her hopes for the future the episode is a new favourite as she offers insights and tips as to how to elevate your PPIEP as a researcher.Top 3 Takeaways1) PPIEP as a lattice2) Being the first (or one of the few)

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 24

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2024/11/14

Linn Höög was the winner of the best submitted research and presentation in the ACNAP category at the 2023 HFA meeting in Lisbon. She shares how her clinical experiences as a nurse lead her to being a nurse who creates the knowledge behind evidence based practice.Top 3 Takeaways1) Being a nurse researcher can expand your nursing role and identity2) Is your clinical evidence base strong?3) If not me, then who?Bio: Linn Höög is an assistant university nurse who specialises in the field of heart

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 23

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2024/10/24

After meeting Dr Loreena Hill at the Heart Failure Association Congress in Lisbon, she agreed join me for a full-length episode. She shares how research was never a part of her career plan and yet she is the only nurse in Ireland to have received a BHF Fellowship to do research! Curious? Listen to this episode to find out how she became a nurse researcher.Top 3 Takeaways1)Research can extend your clinical impact.2) Research is uncomfortable, it can take years to see its impact.3) Using Co-design can

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 22

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2024/10/03

In my research circles the number of healthcare professionals who are occupational therapist (OT) who I know of who do research are rare. When I visited Sweden, I met an OT who was doing research, of course I invited her to be a guest. This episode surprised me in many ways, but you need to listen to what Dr Maria Andreassen to find out.Top 3 Takeaways1) Your pathway will have surprises2) Is a research group key to developing as a researcher?3) Is your research informing more supportive and

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1:09:32

Researcher Revealed: Finding your purpose

Researcher Revealed ·

2024/09/12

To start the second year, I have invited my first non-researcher guest. Gary Reed is not a researcher. Why have him as a guest? You may have noticed that a lot of guests spoke about the role of mentor’s and coaches in their journey as a researcher. Gary’s name came up in my conversation a previous episode (behind the scenes) as someone who has experience in coaching clinical academic researchers. We speak about the importance of coaches in a researcher’s journey.Top 3 Takeaways1) Power of networks2)

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Researcher Revealed Podcast Episode 20

Researcher Revealed ·

2024/09/03

Last episode for year 1 of Researcher Revealed. It is time we find out more about the host! Dr Lindsay Welch takes over as host for this celebratory episode. She puts Dr Rosalynn Austin in the hot seat. From a not so rapid 11 to unraveling the mysteries of post doc life. She takes Rosalynn on a deep dive into what life as a nurse researcher is like after cmopleting a PhD.Top 3 TakeawaysYour turn! You tell me what were your top 3 takeaways?Bio: Dr Rosalynn Austin is a Canadian trained nurse who

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