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In this episode we talk about the life changing work of @DrLisaGould whose research is about improving outcomes for patients with dementia when in hospital @imperialcollege 

In this episode we chat with Professor Bryony Dean Franklin, who is carrying out research on medication safety @School_Pharmacy.  We talk about what might go wrong and why and how it can be prevented from happening. Is barcoding the future of patient safety? @UCL #podcast #research
 

We spoke to Dr Lena Ciric and Dr Tse-Hui Teh about their research and the vacuum toilet!  Using waste as compost, how it works and where the toilet is now @UCL

Professor Catherine Tuleu, from UCL School of Pharmacy talks about devising medicine delivery for children.  The difficulties of the balance of making medicine easy to take for children, but not too attractive. How much work goes into the process, the tools they use and making the experience a positive one for the patient. First point of contact in treatment is so important. 

We chatted to Rebecca Powell from UCL School of Pharmacy about artificial nerve regeneration, and how they hope to do it!

Dr Katelyn Smalley is a health policy researcher with a background in Political Economy. She recently completed her PhD in Health Services Research at Imperial College London, and currently works as a Research Fellow in Person-Centred Care at the University of Plymouth. Her research focuses on improving access and quality of healthcare services in the NHS.