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• News: Multi-morbidity in palliative and end of life care: an interactive workshop;  Partners work with CQC to ensure research is a priority for quality patient care
• Events: Cardiovascular Care Partnership (UK) Annual Conference; Patient Flow: Health and Care Improvement for Urgent and Emergency Care; and Association for Research in the Voluntary and Community Sector (ARVAC) Annual Lecture

News

Multi-morbidity in palliative and end of life care: an interactive workshop

On the 27th April 2018, over 60 delegates attended this half-day, interactive workshop that was jointly hosted by CLAHRC East of England and CLAHRC South London.

An audience of clinicians, patients, carers, and researchers heard about future trends in research, took part in discussions around multi-morbidity, and explored the impact/challenges for palliative and end of life care. It provided a great opportunity for networking and knowledge-sharing.

For a great summary of the day, please see this news piece on the CLAHRC South London website 

Partners work with CQC to ensure research is a priority for quality patient care

A recent news story from the NIHR outlines exciting developments about how the role of research will be recognised in delivering quality patient care with "new assessment guidance and tools......being worked up for use as part of the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) monitoring and inspection programme".

To read more on this story, please see here

Events

Cardiovascular Care Partnership (UK) Annual Conference

Wednesday 6 June 2018
Manchester

The Cardiovascular Care Partnership (UK) is the patient affiliate of the British Cardiovascular Society (BCS). They are hosting their annual Conference in June, with the theme of ‘High Performing Teams’.

For more information and how to book, please see here 

Patient Flow: Health and Care Improvement for Urgent and Emergency Care

10 July 2018 
Central Manchester

Working in partnership with NHS England, NHS Digital and NHS clinical leaders network, Convenzis bring are hosting this conference focusing on Patient flow.  It will explore the current methods being implemented to help reduce the demand on urgent care departments across the UK.

Please see here for more information and how to book 

Association for Research in the Voluntary and Community Sector (ARVAC) Annual Lecture

‘Patient and Public involvement – the role of the community in health and social care research.’

17 July 2018
London

ARVAC brings together academics, practitioners and policy makers in community research. This annual Lecture offers the chance to hear and discuss key issues with eminent speakers from the academic and voluntary and community sectors.

It is jointly hosted with University of East Anglia, CLAHRC East of England, CLAHRC South London, Shaping our Lives and The Wellcome Trust. 

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