0900-1000 Webinar A second competition for artificial intelligence technologies to receive funding through the £140m AI in Health and Care Award opens on 3 November. The deadline for applications is 1pm on 8 December 2020. This webinar focuses on phases 3 and 4 – real-world testing and initial adoption in the health system. Further information and […]
1145-1230 Webinar First in a series of events organised by the Working Together Thames Valley partnership, focusing on how to work collaboratively to include seldom heard voices. Further information and booking details
1030-1200 Webinar Learn about the commercial importance of user experience and tools for identifying opportunities for improvement in this workshop run by Phil Wakefield of Oxogen. Event hosted by Bucks HSC Ventures which is supported by the Oxford AHSN. Further information and booking details.
1700-1800 Webinar Speakers: Prof Chas Bountra and Prof Sir Charles Godfray. Part of the ‘Building back better‘ webinar series from the Oxford Martin School at the University of Oxford. Further information and booking details Watch on demand later here
0900-1630 Webinar Are you a student or young professional working in healthcare or planning to work in healthcare innovation? Join the online workshops and panel discussions with women in the Oxford innovation ecosystem. Registration required here
1230-1400 Webinar Join UCLPartners and the British Heart Foundation to learn more about the resources available to help primary care teams support patients to prevent CVD, using a virtual first approach. Speakers include Dr Matt Kearney, Director for CVD and primary care innovation at UCLPartners and other primary care clinicians, who will share examples of […]
09.15-16.30 Webinar NIHR Clinical Research Networks for Wessex and Thames Valley & South Midlands event to celebrate world class surgery research. Further information and booking details here.
1300-1600 Webinar Professor Gary Ford, Chief Executive of the Oxford AHSN, is one of the speakers in a session on the role of clinical biomarkers in predicting multiple long-term conditions in older age. The workshop aims to build consensus in developing universal definitions for multiple long-term conditions, better understand risk factors and inform policy. More […]
1800-1930 Webinar The Covid-19 pandemic has hit social care very hard, with high infection and mortality rates in care homes and changed operational practices across the sector. This panel discussion seeks to take stock of the situation in social care, with a particular focus on learning and innovation. Event run by Green Templeton College, University […]
1700-1800 Webinar Speakers: Prof Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Prof Sir Nigel Shadbolt. Part of the ‘Building back better‘ webinar series from the Oxford Martin School at the University of Oxford. Further information and booking details Watch on demand later here