In this series of podcasts you'll hear from experienced researchers, research leaders and newer researchers working in the North East and North Cumbria who will share with you their personal reflections and insights into how they got started in research, how they overcame some of the challenges of healthcare research and what keeps their passion going. These are the people who are living and breathing research.

In this episode host Valentina Short sits down with Dr. Maria Avantaggiato-Quinn, Associate Allied Health Professional and Director for Specialist Children's Services at Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Trust, and Professor Annette Hand, Clinical Academic Nurse Consultant specialising in Parkinson's disease. The discussion explores the challenges and triumphs of integrating research into healthcare roles. Listeners will gain insights into how research impacts patient care and how healthcare professionals can navigate and contribute to research in their respective fields.

The Next Generation Researcher Podcast (Episode 1)

Podcast 2: From Clinic to Academia: Navigating the Leap into Healthcare Research with Sarah Railton and Jane Bourne
Hosted by Dr. Valentina Short, this episode features discussions with healthcare professionals Sarah Railton and Jane Bourne. Both are experienced clinicians venturing into healthcare research. Sarah  focuses on prescribing practice on personality disordered patients and is undertaking her masters, and Jane is transitioning her work on arts therapies into a PhD. The episode covers the motivations behind research, challenges in securing funding, and offers practical advice for entry into the field. It also emphasises the importance of organisational support and mentorship in advancing a research career.

The Next Generation Researcher Podcast (Episode 2)

Podcast 4: Revolutionising Stroke Rehab: A Conversation with Dr. Sarah Moore: 
Join host Sharon Dorgan, Senior Strategic Manager at the Clinical Research Network North East & North Cumbria, as she talks to Dr. Sarah Moore, a leading voice in stroke rehabilitation and research. In this insightful episode, healthcare & social care professionals will gain a nuanced understanding of the challenges and opportunities in clinical academia, from securing research grants to the importance of resilience. Don't miss this chance to hear about Dr. Moore's journey from clinician to researcher, and what it means for the future of stroke recovery and rehab.

The Next Generation Researcher Podcast (Episode 4)

From Nurse to Research Leader: A Conversation with Simon Douglas and David Ekers.
Host Dr. Valentina Short talks to Simon Douglas and David Ekers, both of whom started their careers as nurses and have risen to become Directors of Research and Development. Operating at a high level in healthcare research, they lead projects that address a range of critical issues, from mental health to multimorbidity. This podcast offers listeners valuable insights into the world of healthcare research, exploring its challenges and opportunities while providing actionable advice for those looking to venture into this field.

The Next Generation Researcher Podcast (Episode 4)

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