Search Search Results You could also try: side (114), squad (3), players (9), group (956), band (38) Welcoming Ukrainian medical schools and their students to Capsule DescriptionUkrainian medical schools and medical students are being given complementary access to the case-based online medical learning resource, Capsule.Url/about/news/2022/06-27-welcoming-ukrainian-medical-schools-and-their-students-to-capsule.aspx 'It must be my Hormones!' Hormones and Endocrinology DescriptionIn this talk, Dr Anna Crown, Consultant Endocrinologist at the Royal Sussex County Hospital, will be exploring hormones and endocrinology.Url/about/events/2022/07-06-it-must-be-my-hormones.aspx Teaching and Innovation in Medical Education course DescriptionBrighton and Sussex Medical School will be running a one-day Teaching and Innovation in Medical Education courseUrl/about/events/2022/07-05-teaching-and-innovation-in-medical-education-course.aspx Perinatal Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Experiences: Barriers and Facilitators to Psychological Treatment DescriptionAlice Tunks will discuss her research into Perinatal Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and the barriers to psychological treatmentUrl/about/events/2022/06-08-perinatal-obsessive-compulsive-disorder-experiences-barriers-and-facilitators-to-psychological-treatment.aspx Understanding vaccine hesitancy: is there room for respect? DescriptionIn this talk, Dr Karen Patterson will cover a review of history of vaccine hesitancy, and unpack particular aspects of CovidUrl/about/events/2022/02-02-understanding-vaccine-hesitancy-is-there-room-for-respect.aspx Inspirational women: Breda Flaherty DescriptionMeet Breda FlahertyUrl/about/working-here/inclusivity/inspirational-women-profiles/breda-flaherty.aspx The history of HIV: A big disease with a little name DescriptionIn this talk, Dr Fionnuala Finnerty - specialist in HIV/Sexual and Reproductive Health - will be exploring the developments in HIV overUrl/about/events/2022/03-02-the-history-of-hiv-a-big-disease-with-a-little-name.aspx Care home quality ratings linked to the working conditions of staff DescriptionResearch finds that improving working conditions and reducing staff turnover can increase care quality and outcomes for care home residents.Url/about/news/2022/01-12-care-home-quality-ratings-linked-to-the-working-conditions-of-staff.aspx What are the short and long-term benefits of taking part in Dry January? DescriptionIn this talk, Dr Richard de Visser will provide an overview of his studies of Dry January, highlighting the short- andUrl/about/events/2022/01-05-what-are-the-short-and-long-term-benefits-of-taking-part-in-dry-january.aspx Modifiable risk factors in dementia DescriptionThe Cognitive Treatment and Research Unit has a programme of research into modifiable risk factors in dementia such as diet, bloodUrl/research/clinical-neuroscience/cds/research/modifiable-risk-factors-in-dementia.aspx 801 to 810 of 1000 Previous … 79 80 81 82 83 … Next