
The Research Works podcast is designed for health professionals in the area of child health, where we discuss emerging, modern, evidence based research - the behind the scenes stories, interviews with world renowned authors and researchers, material that never made the papers and a breakdown on how you can implement this into your clinical practice.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 320 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducationMedicine | |||

It's the special summary episode of our EACD 2026 conference series live from Galway Ireland! The conference was centred around the F-words and there was a call to action on the clinical application of the F-words.
Enjoy the final episode of our Eur... more
Avoid the tyranny of orthodoxy, the F-words, goal setting and real life application.
An evidence-based, standardized, and practical diagnostic framework for cerebral palsy.
Developmental regression in childhood - identification, investigation and outcomes.
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Absolutely love listening to this podcast series. Thank you
Thank you so much Dayna and Ash for this podcast. For those of us working in regional and remote areas and with limited access to courses and conferences I really appreciate being able to listen to your podcast to feel that I am keeping up with what’s happening in the research world. Congratulations on your 100th episode which I enjoyed while driving back home after seeing clients on the West Coast of Tasmania yesterday. Looking forward to the next 100.
Brilliant weekly podcast about research and evidence based practice in paediatrics/pediatrics.
The 1 star reviewer seems to have a vested (possibly) financial interest in CME and DMI. Novak makes a clear differentiation between “hands on” and “hands off” therapies. Merely listening to researcher after researcher on episode after episode (including Novak herself and contemporaries like Longo and de Campos) make this distinction should give a clear indication that the older ways of doing things have now been surpassed.
I would hope that those that support these outdated philosophies and te... more
Although the Novak et al (2019) paper has been widely cited and discussed amongst health professionals, this episode does not present all information accurately. The description of treatment methods CME and DMI is incorrect and inaccurate, and not included in the original paper. This podcasts representation of these treatment methods in particular is completely incorrect and biased.
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The show targets health professionals who work with child health, emphasizing evidence-based research and practical implementation. Episodes feature interviews with leading researchers and clinicians, discussions of cutting-edge findings, and behind-the-scenes storytelling about translating research into clinical practice. Notable strengths include a strong focus on cerebral palsy, pediatric rehabilitation, and life-long care trajectories, plus concrete frameworks and case examples that help practitioners apply insights to real-world settings.
Listeners are likely drawn to rigorous, clinically actionable content, with a knack for critical appraisal of new literature and a preference for expert perspectives that bridge research and day-to-d... more
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