Paper co-authored by academics from Health Sciences named among top 10 best abstracts submitted to European Renal Association and European Dialysis & Transplant Association’s annual congress
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Category Archives: Health Sciences News
A revolution in combat casualty care
Recent PhD graduate Colonel Tim Hodgetts outlines the dramatic changes that have occurred in military combat care over the last ten years. Read full article
Childhood Disability and Social Disadvantage
Date: 16 July Each year the the Division of Health Services Research and Management at City University London runs a series of events and seminars which provide a platform for academics, practitioners and service users to discuss developments on best … Continue reading
Postgraduate Open Evening – Health Sciences
Date: 25 June 2013 Further information / sign-up
The Dean’s Lecture Series: Help, my eyes are falling out! Disfigurement due to eye socket disease
Date: 9 May Some of the diseases that cause a change in appearance with outward displacement of the eyes, or loss of an eye, will be presented and a taste of the vast spectrum of various treatments available will be … Continue reading
Visiting lecturer named Nurse of The Year
Judges praise Matthew Hodson for ‘transforming the lives of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder’ Read full article
The Skellern Lecture and JPMHN Lifetime Achievement Award
12 June The Skellern Lecture and Lifetime Achievement Award has become an important annual event in the mental health nursing calendar. Before the award is announced, recipients are appointed via a shortlisting process. Nominations are received from colleagues and peers, … Continue reading
How many theories does it take to change a light bulb? Behavioural approaches to improving health care
24 April Professor Jill Francis’ inaugural lecture Further information / Register
City’s Radiography team contribute to a major study into diseases in London
Paul Bland, Director of City’s Postgraduate Diagnostic Radiography programme, has contributed to a major new monograph, published by Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA), which examines the pathological changes in the health of Londoners from the Roman occupation of the 1st … Continue reading
Perinatal care and trauma: When ‘good enough’ isn’t good enough
Date: Tuesday 26 March Speaker: Professor Susan Ayers Further information/ sign up
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