Podcast Episode 55: Patient Centred Outcomes

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Podcast Episode 55: Patient Centred Outcomes

Welcome our new speaker, Mr Adam Gwozdz. Adam is a Clinical Lecturer and specialist registrar in vascular surgery at Imperial College London and a research fellow in venous thromboembolism . In the podcast Adam discusses the process on the development of patient centred outcomes specifically for people with venous thromboembolism.

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