Sussex Partnership Research & Development directorate is holding its third Spirit of enquiry conference on December 5th this year. Designed to complement our major showcase event in the Summer, this conference invites submissions from new researchers who are Trust staff and partners, Trust staff and partners supported by us to complete research towards Masters or Doctoral degrees, and Trust staff and partners who have conducted research-relevant [...]
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Spirit of Enquiry Conference, Dec 5th 2011
Posted in academic, Brighton University, conference, Spirit of Enquiry, Sussex Partnership, Sussex University, tagged Audit & Research conference, Brighton University, spirit of enquiry, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Sussex university on August 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Sussex Partnership research conference
Posted in academic, Brighton University, health care, research, Sussex Partnership, Sussex University, tagged anxiety disorders, Brighton University, dementia, learning disabilities, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Sussex university on June 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
This was the Trust’s third R&D conference, a reflection of the key role research now plays in NHS activity and how recent this incorporation has been. Clinicians have always undertaken research and development, whether in response to highly focused problem solving for a specific issue or as a more speculative process out of which something [...]
Outing SL researchers
Posted in academic, Brighton University, Imperial College, research, second life, Sussex Partnership, virtual world, tagged Brighton University, health care, Imperial College, research, second life, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Sussex university, virtual world on February 26, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Very interesting meeting at Sussex uni this afternoon with academics and clinicians from Imperial College, Brighton uni, Sussex uni, Brighton & Sussex medical school and Sussex Partnership looking at using SL as a training platform for medical students. So many SL afficionados, so much other research going on, so few spring chickens doing it! Contrary [...]
