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UK: Workshop on Telehealth

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Basic info

Languages:
English
Scope:
National
Free:
Yes, participation has no cost
Open:
Yes, (event with unrestricted attendance)
Contact email:

Description

Workshop on Telehealth - 'What it is, what it can do and where it is going '

The Pan-Bath and Swindon Primary Care Research Consortium are planning the present event in collaboration with the Bath Institute for Mechanical Engineering (BIME).

Focused on telehealth, Smart Homes, community and primary care, the event aims to attract all Primary Care Trust (PCT) staff including occupational therapists, policy makers, academics and engineers.

The consortium has a long history of support for BIME as they continue to work on Smart housing for people with dementia; improving care through the application of sensitively designed technology. Their installations in people's homes allow users to remain independent for as long as possible, therefore supporting Government and Primary Care Trust strategy to enable self-management for chronic conditions in a community setting.

The workshop will include presentations by guest speakers, as well as a poster session and an opportunity for networking - the aim of the meeting is to develop new research opportunities and collaborations. More information about the programme of the event can be found here.

The event is free-of-charge; however, registration is required and it can be performed online.

Event email: N/A

How to get there

Venue:

University of Bath
Building 3WN
Claverton Down BA2 7AY 

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