Really interesting and inspirational talk from @DrEmmaRees It really highlighted what can be achieved with interprofessional collaboration and getting patient feedback on services.
Spoilt for choice with brilliant webinars today!
@BSEcho#BSERegional followed by the
@SCSTcouncilupdate. Thanks to everyone involved. Looking forward to seeing @DrEmmaRees present later ๐
It was so nice to be back on campus for practical sessions with our second year cardiac physiology students this week. One way systems, social distancing and all the necessary PPE meant it was different, but safe. @HumanandHealth @SwanseaUni#PPE#cardiacphysiologist
Lovely walk today, really enjoying having a beach so close to home. Great company and great weather ๐ถ ๐ #walkBSE#runBSE#TwoPointSixChallenge Thanks @DrEmmaRees for suggesting it!
We are deeply saddened by the death of Brian Mfula, lecturer in Mental Health Nursing, who sadly lost his battle with Covid-19 yesterday.
Professor Ceri Phillips, head of the College of Human and Health Sciences, pays tribute to Brian on behalf of the University.
Thanks @OrielScience for hosting such a fantastic Super Science Sunday event yesterday ๐It was great to see so many young people enjoying science in all its forms!
@DrEmmaRees @amanda_donkin Great minds think alike ๐ We use this as part of professional practice in the 1st year for a session on teamwork and problem solving. 29" is the record for our students so far but I'll see if they can beat that today, we have a session this afternoon.
Are you passionate about the next generation of cardiac physiologists? See the link for an opportunity to join the team at Swansea University
https://t.co/VRqn7NAjOo
It's #WorldHeartDay this Sunday and so our Cardiac Physiology students have been making a pledge to do one thing to improve their cardiovascular health or help others improve theirs. They have made their pledge have you?
@HumanandHealth
@Daiwills12 Thanks Dai, that's great to hear. The portfolio is the assessment that the first-year students tend to struggle with. The session seemed to go well but if you have any other ideas on how we can improve let us know ๐
I had a brilliant time at #SUSALT19 presenting posters on echo simulation and peer review. It was sparked some really interesting discussions and it was great to meet people from so many different specialisms #cardiacphysiology