ACNR - Neurovoices

In this podcast series, we speak to leading figures in neurology and rehabilitation and gain an insight into their life and work.

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  Episode #8

  Training the leaders of tomorrow: why ABN clinical fellowships matter for the future of neurology

  Mar 11, 202613 minS1

  <p>The UK faces a major neurology workforce challenge. But how do we develop the clinical and academic leaders needed to build services for the future?</p><p>In this episode of Neurovoices, ACNR Publisher Rachael Hansford speaks with Neil Robertson, President of the Association of British Neurologists, about the workforce pressures facing UK neurology and how ABN clinical fellowships aim to support the next generation of leaders.</p><p>The ABN workforce report highlights the scale of the challenge facing neurology services. The UK currently has around 1.6 whole-time equivalent consultant neurologists per 100,000 population, far below the European average. But...

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  Episode #4

  Working Less Than Full Time - An update

  Dec 1, 202541 minS1

  <h2>🎙️ NeuroVoices Episode: Working less than full time – an update</h2><p></p><p>Host: Rachael Hansford</p><p> Guests: Dr Amy Ross Russell and Dr Rhian Raftopoulos</p><p> Length: Approx. 41 minutes</p><h3>🔍 Episode summary</h3><p>In this follow-up to their 2020 article for ACNR, Dr Amy Ross Russell (Southampton and Queen Square) and Dr Rhian Raftopoulos (King’s College Hospital) reflect on their experiences of working less than full time (LTFT) through training and into consultancy. They revisit the personal, professional, and systemic changes that have shaped flexible working in neurology – and offer practical insights for anyone considering or...

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  Episode #7

  Unlocking the Mysteries of Sleep with Professor Guy Leschziner

  Aug 29, 202530 minS1

  <h1>Unlocking the Mysteries of Sleep with Professor Guy Leschziner</h1><p></p><p>Host: Rachael Hansford, ACNR Publisher</p><p> Guest: Professor Guy Leschziner</p><p> Episode Length: Approximately 29 minutes</p><p> Publication Date: 7 July 2025</p><h2>Episode Overview</h2><p>Professor Guy Leschziner, a leading figure in sleep medicine, discusses the evolving landscape of sleep-related disorders. Despite increased awareness and research linking sleep to various neurological conditions, there remains a lack of comprehensive training in this field for medical professionals. Leschziner highlights the importance of proper diagnosis and judicious referrals to sleep clinics, emphasizing that excessive daytime sleepiness...

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  Episode #6

  Handing over the baton - taking the ABN forward

  Jun 2, 202514 minS1

  <h2>🎙️ ABN leadership in conversation: Reflecting on challenges and looking to the future</h2><p>Duration: 15 minutes</p><p> Guests: Richard Davenport (Outgoing President, ABN) and Neil Robertson (Incoming President, ABN)</p><p> Host: Rachael Hansford, ACNR</p><p> Recorded at: ABN Annual Conference, Liverpool, May 2025</p><p>In this handover conversation, recorded live at the ABN’s 2025 Annual Conference in Liverpool, outgoing president Richard Davenport sits down with incoming president Neil Robertson to reflect on a turbulent but transformative few years for the Association of British Neurologists.</p><p>Together, they discuss:</p>The unexpected financial and staffing challenges tackled during Richard’s termThe role of the ABN office and the impact of appointing a new E...

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  ABN interviews: Emily Linnemann, ABN Executive Director

  Jul 19, 202410 minS0

  <p>Interview with Emily Linnemann, Executive Director of the ABN</p> <p>Host: Rachael Hansford, ACNR Publisher<br>Guest: Emily Linnemann, Executive Director of the Association of British Neurologists (ABN)</p> <p>Episode Overview:</p> <p>In this short interview recorded at the ABN conference in Edinburgh at the end of May, Rachael Hansford interviews Emily Linnemann. Emily has recently taken on the role of Executive Director at the Association of British Neurologists (ABN). </p> <p>Join us for a conversation that explores the future of the ABN, the importance of community, and the impact of climate change on neurological...

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