odChatLive is a regular Facebook livestream for the ongoing professional education and development of Podiatrists as well as other health care professionals that may be interested in the themes they go over. Following the Facebook and then is afterwards submitted to YouTube and so a bigger target audience have access to this. Each and every show carries a different person or group of experts to go over a unique theme every time. Thoughts are generally answered to live by the hosts and guests while in the live on Facebook. There's even a PodCast recording of each livestream found on Spofity and iTunes and additional typical podcast resources. They've gained a huge following that is growing. PodChatLive is recognized as one of several ways in which podiatry practitioners are able to get free continuing education points.
Among the previous shows had been with the Consultant Podiatric Surgeon Ryan McCallum who joined the 2 hosts to talk all things X-Ray. They talked about how can you get started in requesting x-rays from a legal viewpoint and when is requesting an X-Ray acceptable? In addition they considered what views should be typically requested and exactly why specific views should be taken. Ryan McCallum gained his undergraduate qualification in Podiatry in the University of Ulster after which worked within the National Health Service and private practice in Northern Ireland. He then undertook his post grad training in Edinburgh and Glasgow prior to relocating to London where Ryan started his surgical education at West Middlesx University Hospital. Ryan additionally retains a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon post at Homerton University Hospital and splits his NHS responsibilities in between the two hospitals. He is involved in the teaching and training of junior co-workers and has lectured extensively throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland at national conventions and local events in addition to postgraduate and undergraduate university programmes. Ryan is an elected part of the committee with the Directorate of Podiatric Surgery and is also the current co-chair for the Directorates yearly conference.
