The Future View Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

Today we explore the impact of understanding consumer behavioural experience can have on improving client experience, marketing campaigns and our interactions with our customers with Dr Becki Maher. We discuss physiology of our verbal interactions, how we can make positive changes with small tweeks to our use of words, and how this will play a bigger role in the customer experience as technology develops in the next 10 years. 

To learn more about Becki Maher and her work, you can visit the Inside Minds website at: https://inside-minds.com/

As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts and comments; please feel free to drop us an email or a message on Linkedin. Find out more about Trimble group at 

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Today on the podcast we’re talking about podcasts with vet and podcaster Hugh Hiemstra, we explore Hugh’s background and how he's using podcasts for clinical education and helping veterinary professionals thrive. 

To find out more about Hugh and his work you can find him on LinkedIn here; https://www.linkedin.com/in/hubert-hiemstra-29ba2476/ Hugh’s podcast 'The Vet Vault' can be found here; https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-vet-vault/id1458984289

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In this episode, Toby speaks to Mike Brampton from Thames Medical. They discuss the development of the first pulse oximeters in medical use and how Mike worked to use this technology in high-performance sport. They also discuss blood pressure measurement in cats and how engineering can overcome complex challenges for clinical practice. 

You can find more about Mike and Thames Medical at https://www.thamesmedical.com 

As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts and comments; please feel free to drop us an email or a message on Linkedin. Find out more about Trimble Productions at 

www.trimbleproductions.com or Toby's https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-trimble-57759b20

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In this episode, Toby speaks to Livestock Veterinarian and Animal Welfare Scientist Michael Patching about his journey from Australia to Ireland, the UK and Singapore to become an advocate for better welfare of production animals. During their conversation, they discuss the positive impact of education on animal welfare in slaughter in the developing world. 

You can find out more about Micheal at his LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ciaranodonnell/https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-patching-7bb05090/

As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts and comments; please feel free to drop us an email or a message on Linkedin. Find out more about Trimble Productions at 

www.trimbleproductions.com or Toby's https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-trimble-57759b20

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In this episode, Toby speaks to Ciaran O’Donnell about developing confidence on stage and on camera. We look at Ciaran’s journey to becoming a confident, relaxed presenter and how this helps him connect with his audience in a genuinely relaxed and informal way. We look at how micro-storytelling can be used in business and discuss how to get over the initial learning curve when starting a new skill - such as being on camera and making videos. 

You can find our more about Ciaran and his work at his website here: https://www.ownyournumbers.com/ or connect with him and see his beach walk videos here https://www.linkedin.com/in/ciaranodonnell/

As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts and comments; please feel free to drop us an email or a message on Linkedin. Find out more about Trimble Productions at 

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In this episode Toby speaks with Emma Milne, about welfare, breed confirmation and encouraging a positive change in the health of small animal patients by reducing inherited disease. 

You can find out more about Emma’s work at https://www.emmathevet.co.uk/

As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts and comments; please feel free to drop us an email or a message on Linkedin. Find out more about Trimble Productions at www.trimbleproductions.com or Toby's https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-trimble-57759b20

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In this Episode Toby speaks with Jack Peploe, Managing Director of Veterinary IT Services about the challenges we face as a profession and how innovation and application of technology is providing a path forward. They discuss the rise of digital-first practice, and how the workflow for veterinary professionals and our clients may change over the next decade to improve patient care and customer experience. They also discuss Jack’s rather unconventional way of engaging a large audience on cybersecurity by hacking the smartphones (not maliciously) of an entire audience in real-time at a large international audience. 

You can find more about Jack at https://veterinaryit.services/.

As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts and comments; please feel free to drop us an email or a message on Linkedin. Find out more about Trimble Productions at www.trimbleproductions.com or Toby's https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-trimble-57759b20

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In this episode, Toby speaks with Rachel Dean about evidence-based veterinary medicine and how it can be applied in a clinical setting. Rachel is the Director of Clinical Research and Excellent in Practice at Vet Partners and was a co-founder of the Centre for Evidence-Based Veterinary Medicine at the University of Nottingham. In their conversation, Toby and Rachel explore how we can facilitate the improvement of quality of care for our patients through the practical application of the literature in our management of clinical cases. 

You can find out more about Rachel and her work at https://vetpartners.co.uk/team/rachel-dean/

As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts and comments; please feel free to drop us an email or a message on Linkedin. Find out more about Trimble Productions at 

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In this third episode we talk about problem solving with engineering to improve veterinary patient care with Keith Simpson, Clinical Director at Burtons Medical.

In our discussion we explore Keith’s journey from a general practitioner to medical engineer and developing equipment used in anaesthesia and other aspects of patient care. You can find more about Keith and his work at Vetronic at www.vetronic.co.uk/ and Burtons Medical at www.burtons.uk.com/ 

As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts and comments; please feel free to drop us an email or a message on Linkedin.

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In this episode, Toby speaks to Johanna Wagstaffe, Meteorologist from the Canadian Broadcast Corporation about science communication, climate change

Follow Johanna on Instagram @cbcjohanna and Twitter @jwagstaffe.

As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts and comments; please feel free to drop us an email or a message on Linkedin. Find out more about Trimble Productions at www.trimbleproductions.com or Toby's https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-trimble-57759b20

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