Dr Daniel Chalk, Sammi Rosser (NIHR ARC South West)
Python They Wrote : The HSMA Podcast
The official podcast of the NIHR ARC South West Health Service Modelling Associates (HSMA) Programme (https://hsma.co.uk). In each episode, we'll be talking to associates from the programme about their experience on the programme, the work they've done and the difference it's made. This podcast is independent research supported by the National Institute for Health Research Applied Research Collaboration South West. The views expressed in this podcast are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of the National Institute for Health Research or the Department of Health and Social Care
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Dr Daniel Chalk, Sammi Rosser (NIHR ARC South West)
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26 ago 2026
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2: The Case of the Man Who Brought a Crowbar and Came Away With a Scalpel 26.08.2026 2:39:45
Welcome to the second episode of Python They Wrote - the official podcast of NIHR ARC South West's Health Service Modelling Associates (HSMA) Programme (https://hsma.co.uk). In this episode, we give listeners a brief update on our rapidly developing plans for the next round of the HSMA programme (https://hsma.co.uk/hsma7), as well as our new spin-off programme - HSMA Lambda - targeted at senior le...
1: The Case of the Curious Dancer 23.06.2026 1:47:37
Welcome to our brand new podcast - Python They Wrote! The official podcast of the NIHR ARC South West's Health Service Modelling Associates (HSMA) Programme (https://hsma.co.uk). Python They Wrote is a celebration of modelling and data science in healthcare, and features interviews with past and presents students of our HSMA programme talking about real world applied data science in the the he...
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