Evidencing the ‘Value’ of Rehabilitation:
How to present outcomes data to support a service.
26th and 27th March, NEC, Birmingham
This session will explore how teams/services should be analysing and interpreting outcomes date and then presenting it to inform ways to improve service standards. The main outcome from this session will be to improve confidence that implementing outcome measurement will provide the information you are looking for to support your service.
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Chasing the Sun
25th March, Royal Institution, London
Linda Geddess. science journalist, from
'New Scientist' will discuss the science of sunlight and how
we can exploit our relationship with light and darkenss to
improve our health, sleep and productivity.
Full details of this fascinating evening lecture are available
from the Royal Institution website.
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LIFESTYLE MEDICINE
21 and 22 June, Cardiff
For all interested in lifestyle as
medicine - prevention and self-management of non -communicable
disease. From cell to community. Come to
Cardiff and enjoy two great days of world renowned speakers
and leaders in their fields, including Sir Muir Gray.
To book
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Services present their TOMs research at TOMs CONNECT Read more and hear the poster presentation from
here.
Overcoming the challenges of outcomes Kathryn Moyse reports on the culture change around delivering and measuring effective outcomes
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The Inflamed Mind
By Professor Ed Bullmore
We are delighted to be featuring the
work of Prof Ed Bullmore, who in this fascinating book reveals the breakthrough new science on the link between depression and inflammation of the body and brain..
Further details and how to purchase your copy from here
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The Inflamed Mind and Neurological Illness
Speaking at the European Neuroconvention, this year at the NEC on the 26 & 27 March, (FREE to attend)
and co-located with
NAIDEX this is the topic that Dr Neil Bindemann, will be discussing; delving into the fascinating field of neuro-immunology, especially in relation to science of the gut microbiome and mental fitness.
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Crossing the Work/Health Divide - Better Engagement with Employers
Meeting report now available
All attendees enjoyed learning from the experiences of VR
specialist colleagues across the UK. The discussion sessions
enabled people to share their own perspectives. The importance
of supporting employees mental health and ways of doing that
was a significant feature of the day, along with an excellent
presentation which got people thinking about what outcomes VR
services should be measuring. To read the executive summary
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65 High Street: Is a combination of a 'pop
up' health education venue plus one of only 20 NHS Digital
Provider Projects in the country being rolled out over the
next 3 years. No.65 has been set up by the Town
Council to help those within the community who need support
to access technology. The hub provides technology and
guidance for users to help develop their skills and
confidence. The aim is to support health and wellbeing,
which ranges from shopping online and contacting friends and
family to ordering a repeat prescription, accessing
information on medical conditions and choosing a preferred
hospital provider for surgery or appointment. No 65 is a
very informal place, run by volunteers. The aim is to find
out what people want to know and give them one to one help
in a friendly way. The most effective way for this to work
is to learn one thing at a time and to come back for more
help whenever they want.
Further details of the organisatin can
be found from
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