…t rehearsing can give you a lot of confidence. If you have a chance, ask a friend or family member to watch your pitch. They can offer you amazing feedback that will make your presentation a success. Lavinia: “I rehearsed my pitch for about two hours prior, which can seem like a long time, but it was really necessary. Without rehearsing my pitch, I knew I risked looking unprepared. Rehearsing also helped me focus on the most important parts of my…
…doors lead to a short delivery roadway that can be coned off for road accident scenario purposes. Other accessible areas include a nearby park and wide grass verge, all of which can be used to recreate situations in which ambulance personnel are required to make a decision as to whether patients should be treated in-situ or transferred onto the vehicle for on-going care. Operating department/Surgical skills laboratory Coventry’s Operating Departme…
…arliament at night (Image credit: UK Parliament www.parliament.uk) Do you get frustrated about the use of evidence in government policy making? Do you want to increase the policy impact of your research? Take part in the Royal Society’s pairing scheme – Applications for scientists open until Wednesday 9th March Each year the Royal Society’s pairing scheme pairs 30 research scientists with UK parliamentarians and civil servants. By spending time to…
…wards Celebration. The categories were aligned with our University values: Friendly, Ambitious, Collegiate, Enterprising, Student-focused, and – to recognise the excellent team contributions – Building Community. A Changed World captures the spirit of our times and what is unique about our diverse university community. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9k9G00v-4tg Examples of A Changed World Content: Harriet Riddell, an alumna of UH ran a sketch…
…ad using EIT (1996 –2003) A range of clinical applications and the development of a method of automatically generating subject-specific FE models (2003-2007) and, since 2008, the development of a further algorithm Development of algorithms and hardware for image reconstruction, parameter measurement and boundary form generation (since 2016), culminating in the first large scale study monitoring the lung function of 200 neonates (preterm, high risk…
…MS Trust (amounting to over £4.5 million). These demonstrated symptomatic benefit from pain, spasticity and muscle spasms and confirmed oral cannabis extract is a viable treatment option and an effective form of pain relief for those experiencing muscle problems associated with MS. These studies represent the largest integrated trials of their kind globally. They also provided more data on the long-term risks associated with cannabinoids which has…
…l activity and behaviour change. Prior to her doctorate, Emma was the Education Manager for health projects at the European Institute of Innovation and Technology for the UK and Ireland. She has recently returned to the UK from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she managed a $2.5million federal grant investigating student cardiometabolic health….
…us where we are today, but to keep growing we’ve needed to evolve. Now I spend 100% of my time on managing the business, developing our offer and can now drive things forward in a much more focussed way. It’s been an incredibly valuable transition as it’s helped us truly understand our strengths and USPs and has enabled us to better identify and address our weaknesses. With all this in place we’re able to put some real strategic planning in place…
…pportunity to practice clinical and practical skills through various experiential scenarios. Our videos below explain how simulation works, the benefits for students and how it can relieve pressures on the NHS. See more of our members’ facilities on our Future of the NHS Workforce page. How realistic are simulated hospital wards? How patient care is simulated using manikins How simulation works with actors The benefits of delivering simulated nurs…
…ents and teachers watching them practice….
