05
May
2021

2021 Mersey Spring webinar

28 - 30 April 2021
Online
Topics include
Deconditioning & rehabilitation
Emergency care
Peri-operative care for surgical patients
Healthy ageing
Integrated care
Prescribing and medication management
Digital health & technology
Allied healthcare professionals
Education, training and careers
Health and social care policy
Nursing
Research
Workforce
Delirium
Dementia
Mental health
Stroke
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This meeting has applied for 15 credits of live CPD credit (expires 30 May 2021) and 15 credits Distance learning CPD accreditation (expires 30 April 2022) from the Royal College of Physicians (RCP)

A BGS webinar on health of older people living in care homes: What can we learn from big data linkage projects? This webinar will cover a core area of interest to all specialists responsible for the health care of older people and is open to attendees from near and far.

From 18.00 - 19.00
Who should join:

  • All professionals providing healthcare to older people
  • Although this conference is being organised by BGS Mersey all healthcare professionals are welcome to register regardless of geographical location for the educational session

Aims:

  • Improve attendees' knowledge on the outcomes of big data projects on health of older people living in care homes
  • Inspire attendees to achieve personal excellence in the healthcare of older people in care homes 
  • Share focused best practice presentations and the latest research in healthcare of older people
  • Takeaway new activities and ideas to advance attendees' workplace services

Bristol Myers Squibb is sponsoring the meeting in exchange for a 10-minute symposium slot before the start of the meeting.

The British Geriatrics Society acknowledges with grateful thanks, the support given through sponsorship by Bristol Myers Squibb, who have had no input to the rest of the programme content.

Bristol Myers Squibb is sponsoring the meeting in exchange for a 10-minute symposium slot before the start of the meeting.

The British Geriatrics Society acknowledges with grateful thanks, the support given through sponsorship by Bristol Myers Squibb, who have had no input to the rest of the programme content.

18.00 Sponsored session

18.10 Dr Asan Akpan

18.15 Health of older people living in care homes: what can we learn from big data linkage projects?
Dr Stephanie Harrison, Tenure Track Fellow  Liverpool Centre for Cardiovascular Science Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine,
Institute of Life Course and Medical Sciences, Faculty of Health & Life Sciences

18.45 Questions 

18.55 Closing comments
 

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