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“I learned SO MUCH from the episode on newborn life support. Somehow, their discussion got through into my brain and everything made sense. If only someone had explained it this way during med school, or residency, or fellowship. Superb medical discussion, with good audio quality. Thanks!”
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United States of America ·
04/27/21
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“Love this podcast! Listen to it everywhere car, in between patients at work 👍🏻 great CPD. Long journeys around the country me and the other half who is a para love listening to you guys!”
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02/13/19
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“As a recently retired midwife - with over 30 years experience- I found this podcast extremely interesting and also learnt from it! I spent the last 18 years of my career in a stand alone MLU (midwife led unit) and expecting the unexpected was a given. Regular PROMPT training was certainly...”Read full review »
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Great Britain ·
04/19/22
“I am relatively new to the world of paramedicine. This podcast has been fantastic in introducing topics in interesting and apporachable ways, whilst simulatenously aiding in the development of evidence appraisal skills. A fantastic insight of patient management from the community to hospital...”Read full review »
Rickardo1989 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/06/18
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