Thursday 29 January 2015

Webinar 3 - Integration in Action: Breaking down Boundaries - Save the date 5 February 2015


Save the date - 5 February 2015 - 1:00-1:50 


 

Webinar 3 - Integration in Action:  Breaking down Boundaries  


 
We are delighted to announce a third webinar, provided by NHS Clinical Soft Intelligence Service in partnership with the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists and supported by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy to the Improving Rehabilitation Services Community of Practice.

 
This webinar will explore two examples of how service providers have carried out service improvements across health, social care and the voluntary sector.

 
Following the webinar, participants will be aware of:

·        alternative ways of engaging with partner organisations to deliver good rehabilitation

·        how these services overcame barriers and be able to consider ways in which they are applicable to their own circumstances

 
Speakers will include

Dr Karen Robb – Regional Lead for Rehabilitation - London

Bernadette Kennedy - St. George's Healthcare NHS Trust

Dr Joanne Fillingham – Regional Lead for Rehabilitation – Midlands and East

Alison Shortman - Staffordshire and Stoke On Trent Partnership Trust

 
To find out more and to register for this webinar, please go to:


 
Participants have the opportunity to submit questions on this topic to our speakers before and during the webinar. 

Please note places are limited.  Unfortunately webinar content currently cannot be viewed on mobile devices.

Please refer to the RCSLT’s webinar guide for participants for more information on participating in a webinar, and technical requirements

 
If you have any relevant examples of great services, guidelines or resources which you have produced or know of, we would be delighted to hear about them on the NHSCSI on line forum

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Friday 9 January 2015

National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) funded Masters in Clinical Research

The University of Brighton are now recruiting for NIHR fully funded (SUBJECT TO AGREEMENT BY NIHR) places for the MRes (Clinical Research) course, starting in September 2015. Funding includes salary costs and course fees for full time over one year or part time route over two years.

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