Technology and Humanity in Healthcare: 3-part Webinar Series
Hello FHSS SIM Group Members –
David Wortley (david@davidwortley.com) is presenting: Technology and Humanity in Healthcare: 3-part Webinar Series
Wednesday 10 May ’23 at 12 noon BST.
Please register at
See info below.
Hope to see you in Zoom. The link is to follow.
Yours, Anthony Basiel
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Technology and Humanity in Healthcare: 3-part Webinar Series
When: 12noon – 1pm BST
May 10th – The role of AI and VR in Nursing Education
June 15th – Metaverse and Health and Wellbeing
July 12th – Technology, Humanity and the Ageing Society (Preventative Healthcare, Dementia, lifestyle medicine)
Event detail/description:
This interactive webinar series addresses technology and humanity issues in healthcare. The engaging webinar interview format is in two parts: a) David Wortley provides (Via Zoom) some healthcare/tech questions and context to stimulate debate. B) Debbie and/or Anthony will follow-with some pre-set questions and any new questions from the audience text chat. The default protocol is that all audience members in Zoom will have video and sound off – text chat Q&A. A Text Chat Facilitator passes on any questions/comments to David for response. The event will be recorded
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