This episode is dedicated to the loving memory of Gabriel Talledo, we reflect on how greatly he touched our lives followed by his story, as told by him in the first episode of Queer Rounds.  Please consider donating here to the Gabriel Talledo’s Scholarship benefiting young medical students of the LGTBQIA community in hopes of… Read More »Episode 259: In Loving Memory of Gabriel Talledo

For the latest episode of the podcast I have the great pleasure of talking to Niamh Lamond who is Registrar and Chief Operating Officer at Swansea University. Niamh has enjoyed a long career in higher education covering several of the Celtic corners of the sector including Cornwall, Northern Ireland and South Wales. She spent a significant period in Falmouth as part of an institution which grew rapidly from a college into a university, crucially as part of the Combined Universities in Cornwall

The SLS team tackles the case of a young woman presenting with a prolonged, inflammatory pulmonary syndrome is found to have pulmonary granulomas, headaches and hyponatremia. Join them as they apply CPSolvers schemas to real life Patient care to facilitate the diagnostic reasoning process. Download CPSolvers App here Patreon website

Podcast 243 är inspelad i samband med föreläsning av Dr Rasmus Berglind om hur man håller en grymt bra föreläsning!

Sharmin, Ann Marie, and Dan discuss a case that takes us on a journey through the pancreas and hepatobiliary systems with schemas at every stop of the way!   Schemas: Acute Pancreatitis Pancreatic Mass Pancreatic Mass (Simple) Jaundice   Download CPSolvers App here Patreon website

In this episode we talked with Tom McDowall and Cara North about Global Differences and Similarities in Instructional Design. Since Instructional Design originated in the US in the 1940s, how has it evolved globally? Which brings up more interesting questions, including how technology has impacted ID, the origins of Learning Experience Design (a relatively recent shift in L&D) and even how social media and internet culture has become a factor in how we train. A great episode with two of the

So are you interested in helping us build out some of our weekly and upcoming events? Take a listen to this episode and learn more about how you can be a part of The Training, Learning, and Development Community's upcoming programming. I'm doing a little bit of catching up in this one, and quite frankly, with how rapid this community is growing, I'm looking for some help in building more content, more relationships, more opportunities for professional development, and generally a community you can

Today on the show, I host a Roundtable of self-identified introverts and extroverts, two students and two professionals discuss the ways we approach situations, how we are different, and how we are the same. I am fascinated by the social scripts each style uses to achieve the common goal of success in school, business, and life.

In this latest edition of the podcast I talk to Aaron Porter, a consultant extraordinaire and floating higher education all rounder. We explore at some length Aaron's years as a student leader in NUS, first as Vice-President at a time of strong partnership working with politicians and HE agencies, then followed by year as President in 2010-11 during what was one of the most turbulent of periods for the sector and the student movement. Following a change of government and publication of the Browne

Podcast 242 är en inspelning i samband med besök av professor Eric Holmboe, ACGME, USA. The influence of learning environment on residency and patient safety

RLR discussing an intriguing case of nausea.   Big news RLR are ending their time on Patreon soon and hosting content on their own website. Stay tuned for more info.   Download CPSolvers App here Patreon website

Episode 45 of University Registrars Talking About Stuff features Chris Ince who is University Secretary and Chief Compliance Officer at the University of Hull.  We discuss this distinctive title (not quite unique in the sector) and the particular role Chris plays which has real logic to it given the way that the  external regulatory environment has grown and the extended responsibilities of governing bodies in England under the OfS. Chris has had an interesting career journey from sabbatical

The second of our two-part series on video in graduate student recruitment, this episode features an interview with Lauren McGowan, Director of Recruitment and Admissions for the University of Buffalo School of Social Work. Lauren presented a popular session at the 2022 NAGAP Summit on DIY video, covering all of the important topics of creating impactful, high quality videos that drive student engagement all at little or no cost.This episode is hosted and produced by Aaron Berger.

We continue our campaign to #EndNeurophobia, with the help of Dr. Aaron Berkowitz. This time, CPSolvers team member Rafael Medina presents a case of frequent falls for CPSolvers team member Yazmin and Alice. Neurology DDx Schema Rafael Medina dos Santos @Rafameed Rafael Medina dos Santos is a Brazilian medical graduate. Before medicine, Rafael wanted to be… Read More »Episode 255: Neurology VMR – Frequent Falls