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Grampian Digital Health & Care Event 2018
-For the second year running, Grampian is hosting a full day event, covering a range of digital health and care topics including the national strategic context, digital infrastructure and platforms, home & mobile health monitoring, virtual consulting, telecare and the art of the possible, digital workforce skills, information security and...
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Digital Health & Care: Data Led Service Redesign Forum
-The conference provides a vital opportunity for health and care providers and representatives from the 3rd Sector to further understand how the use of data can improve the delivery of services, empower patients and their families whilst creating important cost savings for providers.
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Cafe MED - Informing Health Policy: Is it time to celebrate or innovate?
-Bringing the public, researchers and clinicians together
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SULSA: Postdocs 2 Innovators Enterprise Fair
-This event is exclusively open to postdocs from participating institutions. A limited number of places are available, and attendance is by application only. Please note you are not guaranteed a place. Applicants must apply through their University.
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Future Debate: Would you share your DNA?
-Coordinated by British Science Association and Sponsored by Genomics England
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Growing up in Aberdeen in the 1960s and 1970s
-Talk as part of the Festival of Social Science
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Meeting of the NHS Health and Social Care Innovation Network
-Innovate UK, Industry Leaders, NHS and Social Care professionals, Government Advisers and Academics will share plans for projects, new investments, partnership working experiences and updates on innovation work from across Scotland and the UK. There will be an emphasis on the UK Industrial Strategy Wave 3 Funds, winning bids into...
October
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Testing the Fetal Origins Hypothesis
-Speaker: Professor Steve Turner (IAHS) 'TESTING THE FETAL ORIGINS HPYPOTHESIS’
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Academic Orthopaedics: An Oxymoron? Big Data, Clinical Trials and Evidence Based Broken Bones.
-Dan Perry is an orthopaedic surgeon. He specialises in paediatric orthopaedics and is a clinical academic working at Oxford University. Dan is visiting Aberdeen this week and is presenting his work linking health data in Scotland to address the question - 'Is obesity a risk factor for a not uncommon orthopaedic problem of the...