I am proud to announce that Kerri Smith and Adam Rutherford from the Nature podcasts are joining SCIENCEPODCASTERS.ORG. Their podcasts are sponsored by Nature, one of the most prestigious science journals in the world. I am hoping they will keep us up to date on both the main Nature podcast and their other shows [...]
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This week’s episode of the MedicCast features a look at a neat pediatric nebulizer device shaped like a phone handset called the “Oxyphone.” It plays a song while in operation, so the child holds the phone to their ear while getting their blow-by nebulizer treatments from the microphone end of the handset. I [...]
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This week’s episode of the Nursing Show nursing podcast looks at Parkinson’s disease. I review common patient presentation as well as nursing tips for patient care. All of this and the usual news and commentary surrounding nursing issues.
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The Nursing Show is hosted by Jamie Davis. [...]
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Dr Geoffrey Campbell is a mathematician from La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia. He talked to the Ordinary Guy about visible lattice points. This is effectively a new kind of pioneering mathematics, and Brains Matter is the first interview Dr Campbell has given about the topic. This type of mathematics has [...]
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In this episode, we focus on the background of the special education laws, information and strategies that will guide you in understanding and dealing with the special education process. In addition to reducing fear and anxiety, you can develop as an advocate and collaborative participant in future team meetings and educational processes.
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Books and Ideas is the podcast where I talk about things that don’t quite fit into the Brain Science Podcast. This week I posted Episode 19, which is an interview with MIT’s Dan Ariely, whose book Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions is currently on several best-seller lists.
During our interview Ariely shared [...]
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Come and view my wikipsych and contribute to it. A wiki is an innovative method that allows for quick collaborative projects where a large body of knowledge about a topic can be developed. You may have heard of wikipedia?
My wiki is in the beginning stages, but please take a look and contribute.
http://weiszdoc.wikispaces.com/
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The recent release of a new guideline for compression-only CPR by the American Heart Association has caused some confusion among people both in the medical field and among the lay public. I try to clear up some of that confusion for my listeners in this week’s episode of the MedicCast.
The long and the short [...]
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This past week’s podcast at the Nursing Show, I review some of the most common lung sound findings during auscultation. For nurses and other medical personnel who don’t get a chance to listen to things like lung sounds on a regular basis, I hope this will be a good refresher and review. I [...]
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Listen to the interview conducted by Dr. Gurr for his podcast “The Shrink is in”. We focus on separating facts from fallacies regarding autism.
http://drgurr.podomatic.com/
Listen to my latest podcast entitled a Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports Nightmare. You get to hear me react to a New York Times article about a school that purports to use [...]
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