
RCPE's Podcast Series 'Clinical Conversations' by the Trainees & Members' Committee (T&MC) and 'COVID-19 Conversations'.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceHealth & FitnessMedicine | |||

Dr Marilena Giannoudi interviews Professor Arjun Ghosh on what cardio-oncology is: cardiac care for cancer patients pre-treatment, during therapy, and in survivors with late effects. They discuss various cardiotoxicities, from heart failure, to hyper... more
In this episode of Clinical Conversations, Dr Sebastian Spencer and Dr Dan Harman discuss how community and frailty medicine is evolving to deliver proactive, person-centred care closer to home; why frailty matters across all specialties; and how cli... more
In this episode, Dr Heather Kennedy is joined by Dr Ailie Young, Consultant in Acute Medicine with special skill in Obstetric Medicine. They discuss breathlessness in pregnancy, covering the approach to initial assessment and investigations in the AM... more
In this episode of Clinical Conversations, Dr Emma Spencer discusses the importance of digital health literacy - the ability to access, understand and use digital health tools - with Professor Mahmood Adil, RCPE's outgoing Clinical Data & Digital Hea... more
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This show features in-depth discussions with clinicians, researchers, and healthcare leaders who translate complex medical topics into practical insights for practitioners. Episodes commonly center on clinical guidelines, diagnostic challenges, multidisciplinary care, and how digital health and policy shape patient outcomes. Notable strengths include a strong focus on actionable takeaways for frontline clinicians, a willingness to tackle systems-level issues such as whistleblowing and patient safety, and a steady stream of expert guests spanning cardiology, neurology, respiratory medicine, geriatrics, and public health. The format lends itself to extended, educational conversations that help listeners apply evidence-based practices in real-... more
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Recent guests on Clinical Conversations include:
1. Arjun Ghosh
2. Dan Harman
3. Ailie Young
4. Mahmood Adil
5. Neil Watson
6. Sam McClure
7. Dr. Jonathan Malo
8. Becky Howard
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