Research2Practice: What do?

By: Emily & Andrew
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  • Summary

  • Explore the dynamic world of allied health with 'Research2Practice: Whatdo?'. A podcast dedicated to students, clinicians, and researchers.

    Our focus: Transforming academic research into practical clinical solutions.

    In each episode, we;

    • Help you comprehend studies, making them accessible. Turning complex actionable strategies.
    • Guide you through lived experiences of those in healthcare and research.
    • Engage with top experts in the field, and enrich your practice with evidence-based insights

    Ideal for those keen on enhancing their academic knowledge and clinical skills.
    Emily & Andrew 2023
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Exercise & Fitness Hygiene & Healthy Living Science Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • A lived experience with pain ft. Barbara Borecka

    A lived experience with pain ft. Barbara Borecka
    Nov 24 2023

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    51 mins
  • The new grad perspective

    The new grad perspective
    Nov 22 2023

    Emily and Andrew sit down with Angela, Alex, and Cassie - newly graduated exercise physiologists - to understand their first hands experiences and gain a glimpse into the reality of practice for new grads.

    They discussed:

    • Their preparedness for work
    • Confident moments
    • Signs of a good work environment
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • The student perspective

    The student perspective
    Nov 22 2023

    We are joined by exercise physiology students Dalya (@dalyarayne) and Ethan.

    We cover placement, research internships, and the overall student experience.
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    1 hr and 2 mins

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