# E32: Dunn Thinking w/ Louise Dunn

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Podcast: [EHO Knows](https://stenobird.com/podcast/eho-knows-7119748)
Published: 2026-07-29T00:30:00+00:00
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## Resource

In Part One of Shanes interview with Louise Dunn they strive to once more explore one of the biggest challenges facing the environmental health profession: explaining what Environmental Health Officers actually do. Louise reflects on the motivations behind her current work and why a lack of understanding about the profession has far-reaching consequences for recruitment, professional recognition and public health. Despite the title, there's plenty of thinking that needs to be done. Read the Thesis here Thank you to our guest, Louise Dunn. Hosted by Shane van de Vorstenbosch.

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