In this podcast, produced for The Garvan Institute of Medical Research, we meet Professor Tri Phan. A few hundred years ago, the idea of cells moving around in your body, protecting you from disease would have seemed like complete fantasy. Today, we don’t just know those remarkable cells exist – but we can visualise them in vivid detail. In this episode we meet Professor Tri Phan, a clinician-researcher who has combined his expertise in medicine and microscopy to unravel how our immune system works and how to stop it from going wrong.

We’re talking MDR – Managed Detection & Response. Rapid7 security experts Richard Stocks and Gavin Rae join The Missing Link's Peter Livingstone to discuss the very latest intel on what your company should be doing to protect itself and we’ll discover a couple of outstanding products that can give you an advantage in the war against hackers. This podcast is hosted by SUMM Media Business Director Matt Summerill. 

In this podcast produced for the Medical Council of NSW - How can doctors help manage the growing number of patients presenting with mental health concerns. Our expert panel discusses what practitioners should know about mental health referrals and more.

In this podcast for The Missing Link, we explore the world of backup and recovery. With cyber attacks continuing to be a subject of concern, we partnered with Pure Storage to discuss the role that backup and recovery plays in a ransomware scenario. Our guests explain the short-term and long-term implications and how implementing a proactive backup solution can mitigate the impact to individuals and organisations by answering your submitted questions.

The immune system is a complex network designed to protect our bodies from harmful invaders. But sometimes it can turn on us attacking our own cells and in doing so, causing autoimmune disease. Over the last 50 years, research into our immune system has advanced to identify particular drivers that protect us from autoimmune disease. Researchers are learning how these responses are tuned under various environmental and genetic circumstances. Professor Rob Brink is working to understand these fine-tuning aspects and how we can manipulate them through the advent of cheaper and faster DNA sequencing.

Medical research sits at the intersection of the lab and the clinic. It's critical for translating breakthrough science into possible treatments for people. It's most successful when scientists and clinicians collaborate. Today, we're talking with Professor Anthony Joshua, one of Australia's leading oncologists and researchers, who is working to improve the treatment, survival and quality of life of cancer patients. 

In this podcast, we explore the world of AI and ChatGPT. Discover why there is a growing interest in the world of AI and how tools like ChatGPT can help enhance productivity. We look into the real-life examples of where ChatGPT has been used in the workplace and in a wide range of everyday scenarios. The episode also dives into the answers to the intriguing questions submitted by our listeners. Finally, we look into the realm of AI in the wider context of intelligent automation and the potential long-term benefits.

This is 1 of 8 Podcasts recorded and produced for JDRF Australia - an incredible organisation leading the fight against Type 1 Diabetes by funding research to improve lives and cure the disease. Find out more on their amazing work at www.jdrf.org.au Some of the guests for these interviews were recorded remotely via the web from as far away as Canada.  

This is one of several Podcasts recorded and produced for the Medical Council of NSW. Part 1 of a 2 part series contains important information for NSW medical practitioners as experts discuss the prescribing of opioids and drugs of addiction. A great example of how a Podcast can inform and communicate vital information that encourages Professional Development. 

Host Andrew Geoghegan catches up with Professor Shane Grey, Head of the Transplant Immunology Research Team at the Garvan Institute. Professor Grey is working on Australia’s first clinical islet transplant program.

Medical records: are you doing the right thing for your patients? explores medical records from both a practitioner and a patient perspective. Our host, Dr Martine Walker chats with special guests Dr Patrick Clancy, senior medical advisor at Avant and Dr Candace Newberry, GP for over 30 years and Medical Council hearing member for six years. Medical records are often at the heart of complaints to the NSW Medical Council. This podcast examines the importance of good record-keeping in ensuring quality patient care, what medical notes should include with examples of poor and good practice. Additional information: The legal standard for medical records in NSW is the Health Practitioner Regulation (New South Wales) Regulation 2016. The relevant sections include: Part 3 – Matters relating to the medical profession (available at https://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/html/inforce/current/sl-2016-0543#pt.3) Schedule 4 – Records kept by medical practitioners and medical corporations in relation to patients (available at https://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/html/inforce/current/sl-2016-0543#sch.4). The current Code of Conduct, Good Medical Practice: A code of conduct for doctors in Australia, also contains useful information regarding medical record keeping (Section 10.5 – Medical records, available at https://www.medicalboard.gov.au/Codes-Guidelines-Policies/Code-of-conduct.aspx Good practice article: https://www.mcnsw.org.au/10-keys-good-patient-centred-record-keeping

In this series of short form Podcasts, Deborah Hutton presents Healthy Talk thanks to Novo Nordisk Australia.

On the 50th Anniversary of The Battle of Long Tan, this audio was developed in conjunction with the Australian War Memorial and Macquarie Media.

Here's 1 of 50 tracks produced with the assistance of the Australian War Memorial for the Centenary of the Gallipoli landing. 'Diary of an Anzac' was syndicated to over 60 radio stations across Australia and was winner of Best Documentary at the Australian Commercial Radio Awards.