October 25, 2018 • 25 mins
In this episode we hear one story from one person, Kate Edwards. Kate tells the story of a day when her life changed forever. On a train heading to London, at just 23 weeks and 5 days pregnant, Kate went into labour. What follows is her story of that day.
It's a story about efficacy in medicine and what can be learned and applied in the field of education and beyond. It's about the importance of having diverse teams and the power of focusing on outcomes. And it's about what can be achieved when using evidence to deliver those outcomes.
It also tells another tale. It's the story of someone who at the time felt they had personally and physically failed - and what they went on to do next.
We just want to give listeners a little heads up. There are moments in this story that some people might find upsetting.
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