May 2025
In conjunction with Rebecca Rosi鈥檚 Master鈥檚 research on support interventions for people living with sight loss, Retina UK, a national charity for people with inherited vision loss, invited Rebecca as a guest speaker on their podcast in May. Rebecca spoke about what health economics is as well as its use and challenges within the world of supporting those with visual impairments.
18th October 2023.
With: Dr Ceryl Teleri Davies & Dr Louise Prendergast (Bangor University), Sioned Owen (Aftercare Officer, Cyngor Gwynedd Council), Amy Sinclair (Senior Personal Advisor, Cyngor Gwynedd Council), Kayla and Eva.
This podcast is the first in a series of podcasts to outline the discussion and findings of a two-year Health and Care Research Wales research project (working with services across Gwynedd, Conwy, Anglesey and Torfaen) exploring the barriers and enablers to engagement for care leavers. The discussion focuses on what a good worker looks like for young people who are leaving local authority care: what works well, advice for other care leavers and what needs to be developed.
The project is led by Dr Ceryl Teleri Davies (PI), with Dr Louise Prendergast and collaborations with Dr Ned Hartfiel and Professor Rhiannon Tudor Edwards.
The podcast provides an opportunity to discuss topics in ophthalmology, as provided at St. Paul's Eye Unit and eye research performed at the Department of Eye and Vision Science in the University of Liverpool. With focus on discussion of health economics through the lens of ophthalmology, in this discussion Rhiannon draws on her thirty years of experience in the design, conduct, analysis and dissemination of health economics alongside clinical trials across a wider range of clinical and public health areas both in the UK and internationally.
20th February 2023.
With: Professor Rhiannon Tudor Edwards, co-director of CHEME.
Rhiannon was invited to take part in the third episode of the Let鈥檚 Chat Dental podcast. In this episode, she discussed what health economics is and its relevance to dental careers.
9th July 2018.
With: Professor Rhiannon Tudor Edwards, co-director of CHEME speaking to RNIB Connect Radio's Simon Pauley.
For many, losing your sight can be a frightening experience but what if you were told that you would go blind as a child? Rhiannon Tudor Edwards, now a Professor in Health Economics at Bangor University in Wales and mentor to visually impaired youngsters, managed to overcome the challenges the shocking diagnosis presented her with. Rhiannon recalls the years of losing her sight and reveals how she managed to push through and remain as positive and optimistic as she is.