Whether you’re exercising at the
gym, cleaning your house, or commuting in your car, podcasts are an
easy, efficient way to be informed or entertained. There are two excellent
podcasts about vein health and the practice of vein care.
The “Healthy Veins, Healthy Legs” podcast is
adapted from an hour-long radio show hosted by Dr. Robert Kistner of the Kistner Vein Clinic and Mike Buck. The show covers all
aspects of venous disease, ailments of the legs, and the latest and most
effective treatment options. The conversations are lively and were recorded in
Hawaii!
“VeinCast”
is a monthly podcast intended for those involved in the treatment of venous and
lymphatic disease. The podcast, sponsored by the American College of Phlebology
Foundation, is co-hosted by Dr. Todd Hansen of Carolina Vein Associates and
Dr. Albert Malvehy of Miami Beach Vein
Institute.
Last year, Drs. Hansen and
Malvehy were participants in the inaugural ACP Leadership Academy. The
teammates (mentored by Vein Healthcare Center’s very own Dr.
Asbjornsen) share a background in Emergency Medicine and were interested in
sharing information using the podcast format.
Said Dr. Hansen: “I have been a
avid podcast enthusiast for many years, so I had a natural affinity for this
project. Access to ‘on demand’ information suits my needs and allows me to make
best use of time by listening to informative and freely available information
on a wide range of topics.”
“VeinCast” explores topics
related to vein care, practice management, new technologies, and the wide range
of issues that physicians face practicing phlebology. In addition to being a
convenient resource for anyone interested in the practice of vein care, the
podcast provides added value to current members of the American College of Phlebology (ACP). Dr.
Hansen also hopes that it will drive membership by attracting new professionals
to the ACP: “This podcast is one small way that we can contribute to the future
of phlebology.”
Click here to listen to “Healthy Veins,
Healthy Legs.”
Click here
to listen to “VeinCast.”
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