Let’s Talk Health and Care
Let’s Talk Health and Care
Podcast Description
This podcast series is linked to the Integrated Care Academy at UWE Bristol and covers various topics associated with workforce development, applied research with impact, health technology and positive societal change. Building relationships and being an interface between people, technology, education, research, culture and health care are core elements of the Integrated Care Academy at UWE Bristol.
http://uwe.ac.uk/integrated-care-academy
Contact us: [email protected]
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The podcast centers on workforce development, health technology, and societal impact, with episodes exploring topics like community-based solutions for continence issues, the revolutionary potential of 3D-printed food for dysphagia, and addressing health inequalities in ethnic minority communities. For instance, an episode discusses the adverse effects of ketamine on bladder health in the context of Covid-19, demonstrating practical implications of research.
This podcast series is linked to the Integrated Care Academy at UWE Bristol and covers various topics associated with workforce development, applied research with impact, health technology and positive societal change. Building relationships and being an interface between people, technology, education, research, culture and health care are core elements of the Integrated Care Academy at UWE Bristol.
http://uwe.ac.uk/integrated-care-academy
Contact us: [email protected]
In this episode, we speak with two leading researchers,Professor Nikki Cotterill and Dr Bahareh Vahabi and the focus of this episode on the work to addressing continence issues through community-based solutions and digital tools and the science related to bladder disorders, include the devasting effect of ketamine and impact of Corona virus on the bladder.
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CONfidence app: www.confidenceapp.uk
MSc Health Technology programme: https://courses.uwe.ac.uk/L5901/health-technology
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