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HEA Health Sciences Conference 2012
The Health Sciences discipline cluster is based at the Higher Education Academy in York and consists of a core of 11 team members who are spread across the UK. The ...02 February 2012
Higher Education Academy health sciences newsletter
The new Health Sciences team at the Higher Education Academy have just issued their first newsletter containing details of apointments, news, events and funding opportunities. It can be viewed here ...01 February 2012
MEDEV workshop: workplace based assessment: a role in undergraduate medicine
Student doctors need to gain experience in postgraduate assessment methods, ie, workplace-based. Unlike the more formal assessments such as the OSCE, Placement-based Assessments are not always well received and can ...20 January 2012
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01.22 The newsletter of the Higher Education Academy Subject Centre for Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine, Summer 2010
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ACTOR project outputs available on the web
Just a note to say that all of the ACTOR outputs are on the MEDEV website: Outcomes Institutional changes Video case studies Final report My thanks to all of the ...17 January 2012 | Gillian Brown
Sweet anatomy
Happy New Year everyone! Just returned (today) from my annual shopping trip to Florence so am now 'adjusting' and trying to get back into the swing of things since the ...11 January 2012 | Gillian Brown
OVAL dissemination and OVAM launch - my notes
For those who could not make this event, it was an opportunity to showcase the achievements of the JISC-funded Opening Veterinary Access to Literature (OVAL) project. It was also (during ...09 December 2011 | Gillian Brown
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Lisa Nilsson: anatomical cross sections in paper
Lisa Nilson ahs made a fascinating series of anatomical cross secions using a paper folding and rolling technique called 'quilling'. The use of colour is interesting as she has attempted ...03 February 2012 | Recommended links
New international standards to aid data sharing
Led by researchers at University of Oxford (UK) and the Harvard Stem Cell Institute (HSCI) at Harvard University, (USA), more than 50 collaborators at over 30 scientific organizations around the ...03 February 2012 | News stories
UK’s first ever core skills and training framework for health
Skills for Health is advancing its development of a core skills framework for statutory and mandatory training across the UK health sector, building on work already undertaken in England in ...02 February 2012 | News stories
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