Events

The School of Health and Social Care runs a variety of events ranging from healthcare focused seminars, international conferences to exhibitions and open days. To view forthcoming events, please browse through our events calendar.

Nurses matter in Dementia Care Homes conference

Thursday 26 April 2012

09:15 to 16:00

Health and Social Care Open Evening

Wednesday 23 May 2012

16:30 to 19:30

Dementia and Hearing Loss advanced seminar

Wednesday 30 May 2012

09:30 to 17:00

Jason Warren (Wellcome Trust Senior Clinical Fellow, The Dementia Research Centre, London), Deepak Prasher (Professor of Audiology, Royal Surrey County Hospital) and Karen Bryan (Professor of Clinical Practice & Head of Division of Health and Social Care, University of Surrey) will be presenting and discussing current research on topics including: communication, auditory diagnostics, rehabilitation and cognition in patients with dementia. 

Open Evening for Health Visiting

Wednesday 17 October 2012

17:30 to 20:00

Open Evening for Health Visiting October 17th 2012. For those interested in developing a career in health visiting, there will an open evening where you can learn more about how to train as a health visitor and meet health visitors, practice teachers and academics. The event will be in the lecture theatre block foyer and will run from 5.30 to 8pm. For more details and to book a place contact Kate Jordan (k.jordan@surrey.ac.uk 01483686776)

Sustaining caring practices in challenging times’

Thursday 6 December 2012

17:00 to 19:00

There have been many reports of uncaring practices in health and social care whereby patients do not receive the care and attention they require when they are at their most vulnerable. We also know that many healthcare organizations manage to sustain caring practices in, what are, challenging times. A range of explanations are suggested regarding what promotes and undermines caring practices. These relate to the attitudes and behavior of individual practitioners, to the culture of organizations and to wider social and cultural contexts. We can learn from practice initiatives and innovations designed to promote caring practices and from research and educational initiatives.