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Dr Elizabeth Brogan has recently finished her PhD! In this episode Kat and Elizabeth explore Elizabeth's research looking at how we can support new graduate nurses to establish healthy diet and physical activity behaviours from the very start of their nursing careers. Elizabeth also shares how and why she pursued her PhD; how she juggled the many competing priorities; her dislike of imposter syndrome; and what she plans to do next!
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Host: Katrina Paine
Episode editing: Katrina Paine
Producer & Theme song: Bel Bruce
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