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Dr Alex Alexander has delivered over 5000 babies during his career, helped thousands of people overcome infertility through IVF and gynaecological surgery, and has lectured the next generation of doctors in clinical practice at the University of Queensland. In this podcast, Dr Alex Alexander will use expertise in his three fields — fertility, gynaecology and obstetrics —to give some clarity and hope to people facing infertility, as well as share his experience with managing high-risk pregnancies and complex gynaecological concerns.

Hands in For Care is a podcast for school nurses, caregivers, educators, and everyone else invested in caring for children with special health care needs. We adopt real-life scenarios shared by school nurses and others into a story about a student with special needs, her family, and a school nurse trying to improve her care. This story guides deep and insightful conversations with a series of special guests including school nurses, educators, and caregivers. On the show, we share valuable lessons on building empathy and trust to cultivate meaningful relationships with families and students. ...

The Hands in Motion podcast will be dynamic discussions with a variety of guests. There will be interviews with a variety of professionals about current treatment trends, hot topics in hand and upper extremity rehabilitation, current evidence, case studies, alternative treatment areas, and more. There will also be a variety of guests including consumers and content experts on current trends and issues.

Gesund mit Kind! Hand in Hand for Kids ist eine Plattform, welche sich rund um das Thema Kindergesundheit dreht. In unserem Podcast liefern euch unsere Expert*innen eine unkomplizierte Hilfestellung rund um den schönen Familienwahnsinn.

In In My Hands, surgical oncologist Dr. Steven Curley shares the empowering lessons he's learned over 25 years from his cancer patients' unique stories of struggle, perseverance, and triumph. As Chief of Surgical Oncology at Baylor College of Medicine, Dr. Steven Curley has worked with cancer...

Leeds is the home of the UK’s first Hand Transplant Unit and across this new series, you’ll hear about the incredible, physical and psychological complexities faced by people who have lost their hands and how this remarkable procedure has changed their lives.

Oxford University DPhil Candidate Frances Hand will be sitting down with various academics and practitioners to discuss the theoretical and practical difficulties within Transplantation Medicine. This will serve as one aspect of Dr Farrah Raza's project on Transplantation Medicine, which has been funded by the Oxford Law Faculty's Internet Fund.