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For the first episode of the podcast series, our host, Cheryl France, will be joined by Dr Vanessa Nash, Lead for Clinical Reasoning and Communication Skills at the University of Cambridge, School of Clinical Medicine. They will be discussing Dr Nash’s role and why communication skills and the ability to develop and use clinical reasoning forms an integral part of educating medical students.
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