Oct 29, 202647 min
Professor Anthony Gallagher talks to Professor Serge Boveda, co-head of department at Clinique Pasteur in Toulouse, principal investigator for the European Commission grant for ERIS (the European Research Institute on...
About this Podcast:
Most training is sold on confidence. Show Me The Evidence is built on data. In every episode we take a single study, clinical trial, or systematic review and work through what it found, how it was designed, and what it means for the way we teach and assess skill. We focus on metrics-based training and proficiency-based progression, the approach that asks learners to demonstrate measurable competence before moving on, and we trace its results across surgical, medical, and professional education. This is a podcast for learning professionals and medical educators who want more than opinion. Expect plain-language breakdowns of the research, honest discussion of what the evidence does and does not support, and conversations with the people behind the studies. If you make decisions about how people are trained, we think you deserve to see the evidence first.
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What is Show Me The Evidence about?
Most training is sold on confidence. Show Me The Evidence is built on data. In every episode we take a single study, clinical trial, or systematic review and work through what it found, how it was designed, and what it means for the way we teach and assess skill.
What has Show Me The Evidence covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Serge Boveda: Simulation, PBP and the Future of EP Training" (29 October 2026, 47 minutes), "From Impression to Evidence: Proficiency-Based Progression for Cardiac Device Implanters | E11 Dr Jorio Mascheroni" (24 September 2026, 65 minutes), and "Experience Is Not Proficiency: Measuring what surgeons actually do | Show Me The Evidence E10" (16 August 2026, 63 minutes).
How often does Show Me The Evidence publish?
Show Me The Evidence publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 57 minutes.
How hard is it to get booked on Show Me The Evidence?
Booking probability for Show Me The Evidence is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Show Me The Evidence requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Show Me The Evidence's contact route on record: public web form.
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The strongest fits for Show Me The Evidence are Universities & Colleges and Scientific Research & Development. Show Me The Evidence has an education audience.
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Recent episodes
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Sep 24, 20261h 5mGuest: Dr Jorio Mascheroni, biomedical engineer, with a Master's in Technology Enhanced Learning and a PhD on how best to implant cardiac resynchronisation therapy (CRT) devices. Jorio has spent his career in the...
Episode #10
Experience Is Not Proficiency: Measuring what surgeons actually do | Show Me The Evidence E10
Aug 16, 20261h 3mIn this episode, Professor Anthony G. Gallagher is joined by Dr Rui Farinha, a senior consultant urologist in Lisbon who has completed fellowships in Spain, Germany and Belgium in laparoscopic and robotic surgery, and...
Episode #9
The end of "see one, do one, teach one" — Prof Stefano Puliatti | Show Me The Evidence Episode 9
Jul 31, 202651 minProfessor Stefano Puliatti is Professor of Urology at the University of Modena, a practising robotic surgeon, a faculty member of Surgquest, and the former Medical Director of Orsi Academy in Belgium, where much of the...
Episode #8
From Physics-Based Simulation to Surgical Robots| Show Me The Evidence E8- Dr Dwight Meglan
Jul 18, 20261h 1mShow Me the Evidence, Episode 8 Guest: Dr Dwight Meglan Topic: Physics-Based Simulation, Surgical Robotics and Why Simulators Still Don't Measure What Matters Episode Summary In this episode, Professor Tony Gallagher is...
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Jul 3, 20261 hourShow Me the Evidence Guest: Dr Ruben De Groote Topic: From Time to Competence: Proficiency-Based Progression and the Reinvention of Robotic Surgical Training Episode Summary In this episode, Professor Tony Gallagher...
Jun 22, 20261h 11mThe evidence that simulation and proficiency-based training produce better, safer surgeons has been settled for over two decades. So why has surgery been so slow to take it up? Professor Tony Gallagher talks to surgical...
- May 29, 202648 minS0
<p>Episode 4 — Dr. Richard Angelo<br><br></p><p>Guest</p><p>Dr. Richard (Rick) Angelo — Arthroscopic surgeon based in Seattle; former President of the Arthroscopic Association of North America (AANA). Holds a PhD in...
Episode #3
From the FDA to the operating theatre: how proficiency rewrote the rules of surgical training
May 25, 202646 minS0<p><br></p><p>Guest: Professor Anthony G Gallagher Host: Patrick Kiely <br>Episode focus: two landmark studies, the 2004 JAMA carotid stenting paper and the Copernicus arthroscopy trial</p><p><br>Episode...
- May 25, 202654 minS0
<p>Guest: Professor Anthony G Gallagher<br>Topic: The VR-OR Study — Proof That Simulation Training Transfers to the Operating Room & The Methodology of Proficiency-Based Progression</p><p>Episode...
- May 23, 20261h 5mS0
<p>Guest: Professor Anthony G Gallagher<br>Topic: The Crisis in Surgical Training & Proficiency-Based Progression (PBP)</p><p>Episode Summary</p><p>In this inaugural episode, Patrick Kiely sits down with Professor Tony...
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Arthroscopic Association of North America
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