Talking with Gabrielle Bayme was like getting injected with a boost of energy. An L&D veteran of over two decades, you can still hear the passion she has for her career and you can't help but admire and get inspired by it. Gabrielle is an actor turned trainer, then instructional designer, and now, CLO. And it's obvious she's still curious and learning; ambitious about getting better at what she does. Give this episode a listen to see what I mean. And make sure to connect with Gabrielle ---

Smitha and Simone tackle inpatient infections and glomerulonephritis as they work through a case presented by Anna. Schema: Infection in the inpatient Glomerulonephritis Download CPSolvers App here Patreon website

For episode 42 of the podcast I am in conversation with Khadir Meer, Chief Operating Officer, Registrar and Clerk to the Board at SOAS, University of London. Unusually for the podcast this is the first time we have talked too so it's an interesting way to meet. Khadir has only been in the role for nine months having previously worked as COO and Deputy Chief Executive of the London Ambulance Service.  Working in the NHS during the pandemic was clearly hugely challenging and stressful and Khadir was

Podcast 239 är en inspelning av Magnus Holmer som föreläser om kronisk leversvikt.

CPSolvers: Anti-Racism in Medicine Series Episode 17 – ‘Just’ Births: Reproductive Justice & Black/Indigenous Maternal Health Equity Show Notes by Ayana Watkins May 31, 2022 Summary: This episode centers the roles of reproductive justice and anti-racist action in rectifying inequities faced by Black and Indigenous birthing persons. This discussion is hosted by Naomi Fields,… Read More »Episode 240: Anti-Racism in Medicine Series – Episode 17 – ‘Just’ Births:

Christy J Woods is on a mission to show introverted professionals how to show up authentically as themselves and build real, sustainable professional relationships through inclusive, strengths-based networking and mentoring. And in this episode, we discuss why Christy is on this journey, why it's important for L&D Professionals to network, and how you can evolve your struggle as an introvert into a super power.

Sharmin, Ann Marie, and Jack discuss a fascinating case of back pain and granulomas presented by Dan. Schemas: Low Back Pain Overview Bony Back Pain Overview Granuloma on Histopath Bone Lesions Antibiotic Failure Download CPSolvers App here Patreon website

Podcast 238 är en inspelning av Malin Jonsson Fagerlund som föreläser om reversering av muskelrelax.

RLR discussed an intriguing case of a chronic consolidation Thank you to our dear friend and colleague Dr. Kelley Chuang for her help with the production of this episode. (You are a legend, Kelley!)  @kelleychuang To listen to more RLR episodes, consider subscribing to Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cpsolvers

We continue our campaign to #EndNeurophobia, with the help of Dr. Aaron Berkowitz. This time Dr. Doug Pet presents a case of slurred speech to Angelita and Diane.  Neurology DDx Schema Doug Pet @doug_pet Doug is a resident in neurology at UCSF. He grew up surrounded by cow farms and crab-apple trees in New Milford,… Read More »Episode 237: Neurology VMR – Slurred Speech

After a long hiatus, the DCT podcast returns with a special guest: Dr. Joseph Currier, PI of the Spiritual and Religious Competencies Project.

In episode 41 of the podcast I talk about stuff with a notable sector leader, Professor Craig Mahoney who is Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of the University of Law.  From growing up on a farm in Tasmania Craig came to the UK to study, ending up at Queen's University Belfast to complete his doctorate before taking up a series of academic posts and ultimately becoming Principal and Vice-Chancellor at the University of the West of Scotland, a post he held for eight years. Craig rightly feels a

It's always great chatting with Dr Parker A Grant, long time L&D veteran and Co-Founder of IDLance. This one was a Member Showcase conversation, so we had an opportunity to talk with Parker about his start in L&D, what his journey for the last 30+ years has been like, and what's ahead. We also chatted about IDLance, his online community that focuses on supporting freelance instructional designers. Give this one a listen - it's worth getting to know Parker, someone I consider one of the good

In this episode, Rubina Halwani joined us to talk about the What, Why, and How of Inclusive Design. It's great to see L&D Professionals putting more and more of an emphasis on inclusive design, and Rubina offers an impressive presentation that will help energize you to do the same. Give this episode a try, it's not long but it's a good one to help you on your way to build more equitable learning experiences. SLIDES