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Join us on the 20 May 2020 as we delve into the newly published patient safety strategy. The event will provide delegates with an opportunity to listen, learn and engage with the drivers of the strategy and join the debate on patient safety across the UK.
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20 May 2020
A one day event at Bangor University that show-cases the immense opportunity of working with patients to create safer healthcare.
There has never been a time where opportunities have been greater to transform healthcare than today. At the same time the complexity of diseases and treatments is making it more difficult to deliver safe care.
Patient safety experts and affected patients and relatives will initiate conversations how we can make care safer with the power, insights and skills of patients. We will explore challenges to deliver safe care around key topics of co-production, shared risk and enabling technology.
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20 May 2020 21 May 2020
The use of digital technology and data in health and care is already providing opportunities for improvements in the way services are delivered, and innovations like artificial intelligence (AI), and new technologies are being used to create new care models for the future. This event brings together health and care professionals, innovators, commissioners, researchers and policy makers interested in the current and future implementation of digital health in the NHS and other health and care systems.
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20 May 2020 15:00 18:00
Staffordshire University's postgraduate virtual open event is the perfect opportunity to find out everything you need to know about studying with us, what it’s like to be a postgraduate student and to discover how we put your learning at the heart of everything we do.
You’ll have the chance to:
Chat online to our brilliant and friendly academics to discuss the course you’re interested in. Get one-to-one advice and guidance from our expert student support, finance, careers and personal development teams. Chat online to some of our current postgraduate students to discover more about student life and why Staffordshire University is the place to be for postgraduate study. Find out more about the application process for postgraduate courses. Learn more about our on-campus facilities including our library, nursery and careers studio. Explore our state-of-the-art facilities with our virtual tours. Further information
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20 May 2020 16:00
How ergonomics is influencing the design and use of wearable technology to help augment human capability and performance.
This free seminar, delivered by webinar, will consist of two presentations and a curated Q&A session by the chair, Dr Chris Ramsden, CIEHF’s President Elect and co-lead of the Healthcare Sector Group, Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, and current President of the Chartered Society of Designers.
Who should attend?
Anyone focused on improving human-centred processes by minimising musculoskeletal disorders, finding new ways to improve work safety, and designing more ergonomic products, tools or processes.
Anyone seeking to understand how to integrate human factors engineering throughout the design process in order to design a truly adaptable and usable product, resulting in an effortless and enjoyable experience for the user.
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20 May 2020 18:00 20:00
This event begins 20/05/20 and repeats every week until 15/06/20
A Weekly series of Clinical Practice Webinars with SAMLondon 2020 Abstract Presentations
Wednesday 20 May – Wednesday 17 June 2020, 1900-2100
The current COVID-19 pandemic is the greatest public health challenge of our time and has significant implications for acute medicine. The Society for Acute Medicine wants to support the acute medicine community and provide resources that will help you understand and manage this crisis. We plan to do this virtually by launching a weekly series of clinical practice webinars and abstract presentations running for 5 weeks, starting on Wednesday 20 May 2020.
These virtual webinars are open to all members of the multidisciplinary team who work in acute and general medicine. They give us the opportunity to discuss and debate current COVID-19 challenges for acute medicine. They also offer a platform to the authors who successfully submitted abstracts for the postponed SAMLondon conference due to take place in May 2020, enabling them to share their work with colleagues.
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