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Voice Box

Voice Box

By: CMVM Communications - University of Edinburgh
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An occasional podcast series especially for University of Edinburgh medical students, but hopefully of relevance to anyone interested in the medical profession.With original music by Alex Lewthwaite.CMVM Communications - University of Edinburgh
Episodes
  • Voice Box 6: Parallel lives
    Nov 27 2024

    Three doctors, each with a parallel career: Voice Box meets medics who have also excelled in other professions.

    Host Joana Rodrigues, a Year 6 MBChB student, chats with a writer, an athlete and a musician about how they achieve a delicate balancing act.

    With:

    Gavin Francis, GP, Head of MBChB Admissions at the University of Edinburgh, and best-selling author.

    Polly Swann, surgical trainee and Olympic silver medalist.

    Fran O'Hanlon, a palliative care doctor and musician who performs under the name Mezanmi.

    Recorded Nov 2024.

    Opening and closing music by Mezanmi.

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    44 mins
  • Voice Box 5: diversity in surgery
    Feb 8 2024

    A lively discussion with three Edinburgh-based surgeons, with a particular emphasis on the challenges facing women when working in such a demanding and high-pressure career.

    Presented by MBChB medical student, Heen Shamaz.

    With:

    • Professor Lorna Marson, Professor of Transplant Surgery and Honorary Consultant Transplant Surgeon
    • Ms Chloe Scott, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
    • Professor Farhat Din, - Bowel Cancer UK-Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Chair of Colorectal Cancer Research & Honorary Consultant Colorectal Surgeon.

    Recorded November 2023.

    Voice Box theme music by medical student Alex Lewthwaite.


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    39 mins
  • Voice Box 4: Mindfully different in medicine - embracing neurodiversity
    Jan 11 2024

    Approximately 15% of people living in the UK identify as neurodivergent. But what does it mean to be neurodivergent if you're working in the medical profession?

    Joana Rodrigues, Year 5 MBChB student, hosts a lively discussion with two Edinburgh doctors, both of whom were diagnosed with autism in their 40s.

    Guests:

    Dr Rosie Baruah. Consultant in intensive care medicine and anaesthesia, and Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at Edinburgh Medical School.

    Dr Shirley Moore. A former hospital doctor and now a counsellor and psychotherapist, specialising in working with neurodivergent clients.

    For more information and support, visit:

    Disability and Learning Support Service (for University of Edinburgh students)
    Support for neurodiversity at the University of Edinburgh (for staff)
    Scottish Autism
    Autistic Doctors International
    Autistic Girls Network

    Recorded September 2023.

    Voice Box theme music by medical student Alex Lewthwaite.

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    41 mins
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