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Bangor University launches Intensive Learning Academy - ALPHAcademy
Bangor University today (20.4.21) launches the Intensive Learning Academy (ILA) - ALPHAcademy - which will drive global healthcare revolutions.
Announced today by Life Sciences Hub Wales, and led by Bangor and Swansea universities, there are a total of three ILAs.
Publication date: 20 April 2021
Patients have an increasing role to play in their own medical safety
Despite being a medical doctor, Dr Saleyha Ahsan found it difficult to get medical staff treating her mother to take her concerns seriously, as she will reveal at a Conference on Medical Safety and Patient Participation taking place online with a global roster of speakers on 21 May 2021.
In October 2019, Saleyha Ahsan realised that her mother’s health was worsening and that there was a window to act to prevent her deterioration, but her concerns went unheeded, indeed, she said she was made to feel small and irrelevant. She recognised that her mother’s care needed a senior review and that there was no care plan or plan for escalation of care. As a result, nothing was done to alleviate her mother’s condition. Sadly, her mother passed away in some pain and discomfort.
Publication date: 14 April 2021
Patients have an increasing role to play in their own medical safety
Despite being a medical doctor, Dr Saleyha Ahsan found it difficult to get medical staff treating her mother to take her concerns seriously, as she will reveal at a Conference on Medical Safety and Patient Participation taking place online with a global roster of speakers on 21 May 2021.
Publication date: 8 April 2021
Bangor staff involved in delivering C21 north Wales Medicine receive C4ME Recognition from Cardiff Medical School
Students, staff and teaching partners of Cardiff Medical School were invited to nominate others to be recognised for their exceptional contribution to the student experience and the NHS 2020.
Publication date: 5 March 2021
EESW Awards 2020
Teams from two North Wales schools working with the School of Medical Sciences have won national awards whilst taking part in STEM Cymru’s EESW Project.
Publication date: 8 January 2021