Dr. Toyin (tfal) Nwafor introduces the podcast 'What?, What?, What? and Why?' and discusses the motivation behind its creation. The format of the podcast is explained, focusing on amplifying the work of women researchers and making research real and relatable.

Takeaways

• Amplifying women researchers
• Making research real and relatable

Chapters

• 00:00 Making Research Real and Relatable

Welcome to what? what? what? and Why? a show where we make research real and relatable. I am your host, Dr Toyin (tfal) Nwafor and I am joined by Dr Brenice Duroseau. Our conversation begins with an introduction to the series and the guest speaker, Dr Duroseau. The discussion then delves into the new 8Ps framework for taking a sexual health history, exploring its development, purpose, and the addition of two new Ps. The impact of the framework on clinical practice, addressing health inequities, and the importance of integrating the new framework into clinical practice are also highlighted.

Takeaways

• Importance of sexual health history
• Integration of new framework into clinical practice

Welcome to the1st episode of What? What? What and Why? where we make research Real and Relatable.

I am you host Dr Toyin (tfal) Nwafor and today I am joined by Dr Maranda Ward. Our conversation delves into the intersection of racism, identity, stigma, and health, focusing on culturally responsive communication and its transferability. Dr. Miranda Ward shares her expertise and research focus, addressing the unmet need, project background, key findings, and the significance of the work. The discussion also covers challenges and advice for newer clinician researchers.

Takeaways

• Culturally responsive communication
• Intersection of racism, identity, stigma, and health

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to What, What, What and Why
• 05:21 Culturally Responsive Communication and Transferability
• 10:45 Key Findings from the Research
• 17:17 Challenges and Advice for Newer Clinician Researchers