The Words Matter Podcast
Episode 73: Pretending to be true - getting to the heart of pseudoscience with Dr Carlo Martini
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Episode 72: Truth and plausibility - How should we engage with nonsensical claims made by colleagues? With Jack Chew and Prof. Dave Newell
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Episode 71: The Clinical Reasoning Series - Reflections, considerations and implications with Matthew Low
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Episode 70: The Clinical Reasoning Series - Why is this person suffering and how can I help them? An AMA special
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Episode 69: The Clinical Reasoning Series - How can knowledge of mechanisms inform our clinical decision-making? With Dr Elena Rocca and Dr Saúl Pérez-González
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Episode 68: The Clinical Reasoning Series – Navigating uncertainty with Dr Nathalia Costa
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Episode 67: The Clinical Reasoning Series - Should we always give patients the treatments they want? Ethical reasoning with Prof. Clare Delany
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Episode 66: The Clinical Reasoning Series - Narrative ways of hearing and knowing with Sanja Maretic
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Episode 65: The Clinical Reasoning Series - Making the familiar strange - Epistemic reflexivity with Dr Euson Yeung
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Episode 64: The Clinical Reasoning Series - A label too far: Overdiagnosis and medicalisation with Prof. Bjørn Hofmann
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