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In the 4th episode - uncomplicated UTI - Kieran Reynolds, Naomi Fleming, and Reena Barai discuss measures taken to limit the impact of antimicrobial resistance from Pharmacy First and why urine dipsticks aren’t recommended in the uncomplicated UTI service in Pharmacy First. Click here to listen or search 'NHS Specialist Pharmacy Service' wherever you get your podcasts: https://lnkd.in/eNbx7jMv #PharmacyFirst #Podcast #DoOnceAndShare

In the third episode - Otitis media - Kieran Reynolds, Nick Francis and Rahul Sharda discuss information to provide patients who don't require antibiotics, why the otitis media service is limited to individuals aged 1-17years, and signpost to resources to help with otoscope examination. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eNbx7jMv #PharmacyFirst #Podcast #DoOnceAndShare

In the 5th episode - Children - Kieran Reynolds, Alicia Demirjian and James Milner discuss practical hints and tips for examining children and how to manage parents’ expectations as well as reassure them about their child’s treatment. Click here to listen or search 'NHS Specialist Pharmacy Service' wherever you get your podcasts: https://lnkd.in/eNbx7jMv #PharmacyFirst #Podcast #DoOnceAndShare

In the first episode - Sinusitis - Kieran Reynolds, Professor Alastair Hay and Simran Sirpal discuss why intranasal steroids are first line in suspected bacterial sinusitis, treating patients who are breastfeeding, and how to administer nasal sprays. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eNbx7jMv #PharmacyFirst #Podcast #DoOnceAndShare

My guest on the latest episode of The Scope of Things talks about the practicalities of reaching people in underserved communities for inclusion in industry-sponsored clinical trials. Now available for listening wherever you get your podcasts. #clinicaltrials #accessibility #diversity

Pharmacy podcasts are sprouting out from the digital ground left and right. Look no further than these six pharmacy podcasts to reignite your everyday work. https://bit.ly/4cDo19p

Behavior or attention issues might actually just be symptoms of weak underlying skills. When kids have weak underlying skills, they might deflect and distract, become class clown or talk to their neighbors, because they don't have the skills needed to complete the task. To teachers or parents, this could appear to be an attention or behavior issue. ?? Watch this full episode of the LD Expert Podcast here: https://zurl.co/ROIv

It's Podcast Week! On this month's episode Adam talks to fellow special education attorney Dana Jonson about the changing face of education in the wake of COVID-19 and the changing landscape of what "Free and Public Education" (FAPE) means. Check it out wherever you listen to podcasts! #Podcast #SpecialEducationLaw #SpecialNeedsFamilies #SpecialEducation #SeeTheAbleNotTheLabel

It's Podcast Week! On this month's episode Adam talks to fellow special education attorney Dana Jonson about the changing face of education in the wake of COVID-19 and the changing landscape of what "Free and Public Education" (FAPE) means. Check it out wherever you listen to podcasts! #Podcast #SpecialEducationLaw #SpecialNeedsFamilies #SpecialEducation #SeeTheAbleNotTheLabel

Annie Kidder, Executive Director, People for Education, understands that in order for schools to be hubs in their communities, they must engage in partnerships across sectors and industries.? ?? Join the conversation and listen to Episode 5 of the DreamEd podcast about “Building Partnerships in Purposeful Education.” https://lnkd.in/gDqMv42N