Naman Julka-Anderson

@namanjulka.bsky.social

Multi-Award Winning Research Therapeutic Radiographer, Clinical Advisor, International Award Winning Podcast Co-Founder | Pioneering Equity for People of Colour

Such a powerful episode with the ever passionate Anthony Cunliffe, a huge advocate for primary care and gives some insight into how Macmillan Cancer Support are sparking a revolution in cancer care. Listen here: linktree/radchat or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Rad Chat@radchat.bsky.social · 2y ago

​​​🚨​ Trigger Warning: cancer diagnosis, cancer treatment and misdiagnosis. ​​ ​​​🎙️​ Episode 157 of our workforce and education series (Part 55) features the amazing Dr Anthony Cunliffe.

Not everyone that has a mastectomy choosing to have a reconstruction. Florence talks about her own experiences of coming to terms with her body, how she improved her confidence and how she is helping other people who have had a mastectomy find their body confidence again through Eno.

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The award winning first therapeutic radiographer led oncology podcast

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Rad Chat@radchat.bsky.social · 2y ago

Here is episode 153 with Florence Moon discussing her experience of cancer and the inclusive bra and swimwear brand, Eno, she co-founded for people who have had a mastectomy. Listen here: linktr.ee/radchat and on all podcast libraries such as Spotify, and more… don’t forget to like and subscribe!

Eye opening to hear from Paul as part of our paid series with Boston Scientific about his experience of prostate cancer and the consequences of treatment he had. Listen here: linktr.ee/radchat

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The award winning first therapeutic radiographer led oncology podcast

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Rad Chat@radchat.bsky.social · 2y ago

Here is episode 5 in our paid series with Boston Scientific where we speak to Paul Wheaton. Listen here: linktr.ee/radchat and on all podcast libraries such as Spotify, Apple podcasts, Audible and many more… don’t forget to like and subscribe!

I've written about what dying typically looks like - not as a 'pro' or 'anti' AD piece, but in the spirit of confronting a taboo. We've lost the easy familiarity with the patterns of dying that existed when death typically occurred in people’s own homes. Let's talk about it 🙏 @newstatesman.com

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I had the opportunity to give my first ever ‘leadership’ talk about my career to date, improvement projects I’ve been involved in (and led) along with advice I’d give to others with the South West Imaging Training Academy. Thank you Rachael Hilton, Louise Hancock and Simon Brown for the opportunity.

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I am very grateful to be a mentor with this year’s cohort of the 150 leaders programme led by the Council of Deans of Health. Even more amazing to have the opportunity to mentor Zain Almahmood who is a therapeutic radiography student! We got to meet up today in person.

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A very powerful episode with @sophierblake.bsky.social talking about her diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer, her tireless advocacy work for the dignity in dying campaign and how you can support people like here. Listen here: linktr.ee/radchat

Rad Chat@radchat.bsky.social · 2y ago

Here is episode 149 with discussing her experience of breast cancer and her advocacy work for the dignity in dying campaign. Listen here: linktr.ee/radchat and on all podcast libraries such as Spotify, Apple podcasts, Audible and many more… don’t forget to like and subscribe!

One of the highlights of my career has been to supervise PhD studies for physiotherapists around the world. I struck gold with these two academically brilliant Doctoral fellows: Musambo Kapapa & (now Dr) Aljwhara Alangary. Honestly, a privilege to work with such talented women 1/2

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First post on here! Had an incredible experience at my first ever UKONS conference: 1 oral presentation and 3 posters. Such a brilliant conference, many insightful speakers, lots of networking and discussions for future collaborations. Well done Dr. Laura Charlesworth for winning a poster prize.

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