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Advocacy, Education and a Voice for the Individual in Aged Care

ABOUT

Prof Joe is the website of Professor Joseph Ibrahim. This platform stands for Advocacy, Education and a Voice for the Individual in Aged Care.

Here you will find the Coronavirus COVID 19 Aged Care Podcast, the Coronavirus COVID 19 Aged Care Facebook Group, the animated films: 'Dignity of Risk', 'To Resuscitate or Not' and 'Driving with Dementia', as well as press clippings and discussions. 

MEET THE TEAM

PROF JOE

aka Professor Joseph Ibrahim

Joseph E Ibrahim is an academic researcher, teacher and a practising senior medical specialist in geriatric medicine with over 30 years of clinical experience.

 

He is also a producer, co-writer and narrator of three short films about ethical issues in persons with dementia and ageing.

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In 2019 Sydney Morning Herald Good Weekend reognized him as “People Who Mattered in 2019 for Health”.

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Prateek

Bando

Host & Doctor

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Jeremy
Ley

Social Advocate
& Artist

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Mia
GvozDIc

Media Producer

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GEORGIA

ATKINS

Researcher

Meet the team
About Prof Joe Website
How to Listen

how to lISTEN

Here is a guide to help people who are new to podcasts get started. If you get stuck, email us. We’re happy to help. One way to listen is right here on our website. Click an episode’s play icon to play the episode. This option works best if you’re sitting at a computer.

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  1. Open the podcast app.
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  2. Search for Prof Joe.
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  4. Or try before subscribing.
    If you would rather try out an episode or two before deciding whether to subscribe, tap on any episode title from the list on the show page. If you have an internet connection, you’ll be able to listen to the episodes.

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