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Breathing, Speaking, Living

Hosted by Atos Learning Institute UK · education · EN

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About this Podcast:

Living with a neck stoma can be complicated and here at Atos Medical UK we want to make breathing, speaking and living easier for all laryngectomy and tracheostomy patients. This is your essential podcast for tracheostomy and laryngectomy patient and expert clinical insights. Join us as we discuss the latest hot topics with UK healthcare professionals and patients, as they bring to life their experiences and extensive knowledge. This podcast is intended to support UK healthcare professionals with education. The information provided in this podcast is not a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment, and patients are encouraged to consult healthcare providers with any medical questions or concerns.

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What is Breathing, Speaking, Living about?

Living with a neck stoma can be complicated and here at Atos Medical UK we want to make breathing, speaking and living easier for all laryngectomy and tracheostomy patients. This is your essential podcast for tracheostomy and laryngectomy patient and expert clinical insights.

Who hosts Breathing, Speaking, Living?

Breathing, Speaking, Living is hosted by Atos Learning Institute UK. The show has published 12 episodes to date.

What has Breathing, Speaking, Living covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The “C” Words: Confidence & Competence" (25 March 2025, 24 minutes), "The Social Impact of a Tracheostomy" (18 March 2025, 23 minutes), and "Beyond the Acute: Long-term ventilation in tracheostomised patients" (11 March 2025, 24 minutes).

How often does Breathing, Speaking, Living publish?

Breathing, Speaking, Living publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 12 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Breathing, Speaking, Living?

Booking probability for Breathing, Speaking, Living is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Breathing, Speaking, Living requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Breathing, Speaking, Living's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Breathing, Speaking, Living?

The strongest fits for Breathing, Speaking, Living are Health & Wellness Services and Outpatient Clinics. Breathing, Speaking, Living has an education audience.

About the host

Atos Learning Institute UK hosts Breathing, Speaking, Living, an education podcast with 12 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Mar 25, 202524 minS1

    <p>Clinical competency – what is it? How do we achieve it? Whose responsibility is it? Where does the other C word (confidence) come into the equation? </p><p>How important is education when trying to achieve the C...

  • Mar 18, 202523 minS1

    <p>There are so many different reasons for a person to need a tracheostomy. No two persons needs will be the same.</p><p>In this episode, we meet Robbie Burns who, unusually, had a tracheostomy after having a heart...

  • Feb 25, 202526 minS1

    <p>Lack of clinical evidence is something we hear frequently in healthcare. </p><p>In this episode, Claire talks to Freya Sparks and Laura-Jayne Watson who are both currently carrying out research in the field of total...

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  • Feb 18, 202511 minS1

    <p>Living with a neck stoma doesn’t mean you can’t continue to be active. While laryngectomy patients might be worried about returning to their hobbies after surgery, George Ingils has continued to run marathons after...

  • Feb 11, 202521 minS1

    <p>Delve into tracheostomy care from a different angle; explore some of the psychological hurdles faced by patients and caregivers with a Consultant Clinical Psychologist. </p><p>Dr Lorna Owen draws on her expert...

  • Jan 28, 202515 minS1

    <p>Many clinicians work with patients with an altered airway, but the true patient experience isn't always heard or understood. </p><p>In our first 3 episodes, Fay speaks to Jon Organ, who has a laryngectomy, and Laura...

  • Jan 21, 202522 minS1

    <p>Many clinicians work with patients with an altered airway, but the true patient experience isn't always heard or understood. </p><p>In our first 3 episodes, Fay speaks to Jon Organ, who has a laryngectomy, and Laura...

  • Jan 21, 202526 minS1

    <p>Many clinicians work with patients with an altered airway, but the true patient experience isn't always heard or understood. </p><p>In our first 3 episodes, Fay speaks to Jon Organ, who has a laryngectomy, and Laura...

  • Breathing, Speaking, Living

    Breathing, Speaking, Living

    Jan 7, 20251 minS0

    <p>At Atos Medical UK we are passionate about making life easier for people living with a neck stoma.</p><p>Breathing, Speaking, Living is a new podcast for Healthcare Professionals working with tracheostomy and...

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