When: Thursday 11 March 2010
Where: Woburn House Conference Centre
London WC1
What does the future hold for health research in the UK?
Fostering closer collaboration between higher education, the health service and the private sector is crucial to maintaining the UK'S global competitiveness in health research. It is also key to the delivery of high quality patient care.
A one-day conference at Universities UK will explore this critical challenge at a time of declining public funding and low economic growth.
The conference is supported by the Medical School Council, the Council of Deans of Health and the UK Research Integrity Office.
The day will also examine the following issues:
The conference will be chaired by Professor Michael Farthing, Chair of Universities UK's Health and Social Care Policy Committee.
Confirmed speakers include:
The day will include a series of discussion groups, looking at issues such as: how to support health research careers and how to make UK teaching hospitals more attractive to researchers. The discussion groups will also showcase a best practice in successful collaboration between universities and trusts.
Who should attend? Colleagues from across higher education, the health service and the private sector, including:
Website: http://www.universitiesuk.ac.uk/Events/Pages/Promoting...