Oli Flower (@OliFlower). The conference is looming fast, in June of this year in Chicago. We discuss the past conferences and the ethos behind them and the upcoming one.
Oli is also involved with the
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There is also a mention of two other podcasts in the episode, Jesse's (@Inject_orange)
. Both excellent giving some different perspectives.
The song at the start can be found on YouTube, but I have linked to it below:
I have also found the fabulous site
which looks like a great learning site for those of us who want to know more about ultrasound.
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