HeyJaredRural Road to Health
A journey down the rural road to health. This podcast explores rural health topics through conversations with students, academics, clinicians, researchers, and people that live and work in rural areas.
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Season 4 Wrap-up (opens the original)
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Highlights from season 4 and find out what is planned for season 5 of the Rural Road to Health. Thank you for listening to the Rural Road to Health ! Rural Health Compass
Dr Roshni Jhan Ganguly - Project SETU Foundation Trust (opens the original)
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Dr Roshni Jhan Ganguly , a family doctor and founder of Project SETU Foundation Trust . Dr Roshni identified that there was a gap between urban and rural healthcare. About 70% of India's population lives in villages where access to primary health care services may not be easily accessible. Project SETU was created to be the bridge that connects urban physicians with rural health care. Today we will talk to her about Project Setu and its mission. Episode summary: 01.30 Dr Roshni tells us more abo
Prof Alexandra Johnstone & Dr Daniel Crabtree - Rural Food Environments (opens the original)
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Prof Alexandra Johnstone and Dr Daniel Crabtree are from Scotland. Prof Johnstone is Chair in Human Nutrition at the University of Aberdeen. She is currently leading on a UKRI Transforming Food Systems Grant focusing on Food Insecurity and Obesity. Dr Crabtree is a Research Fellow with the NIHR-funded Health Determinants Research Collaboration Aberdeen and has previously worked with the University of Aberdeen and the University of the Highlands and Islands. Episode summary: 01.30 Alex and Dan sh
Piotr Sadlocha - European LEADER Association for Rural Development (opens the original)
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Piotr Sadlocha is the president of the European LEADER Association for Rural Development. LEADER is a European programme, with the aim to involve local actors in rural areas in the development of their own regions by forming Local Actions Groups (LAGs) and designing and implementing strategies. The LEADER programme already exists for almost 30 years. Episode summary: 01.05 Piotr shares how he became more involved with rural communities02.00 What is the European Leader Association for Rural Devel
Prof Tanya Ovenden-Hope - Educational Isolation & The Pretty Poverty Report (opens the original)
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Professor Tanya Ovenden-Hope is Professor of Education and Dean of Place and Social Purpose at Plymouth Marjon University in the UK. Tanya has spent many years exploring social inequity and educational disparity with a particular focus on the challenges for coastal, rural and small schools. More recently she also led on the Pretty Poverty report which looks at how current government measures underestimate rural and coastal poverty in Cornwall. We discussed both of these topics in more detail. Ep
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