Rural Health and Care Conference Health and Social Care Services “Sustainable in Rural and Remote Places” 14/11/17 Royal Welsh Showground, Builth Wells, Powys Paper Presentation Options for delegates (select ONE per session): Presentation 1 11.30am 12 noon – systematic review of economic “A P4 medicine in isolated and Remote Health in evaluation studies on the use of green “Towards “Rural communities: nutritional status Healthcare” Medical Education” and blue spaces in improving population “Sustainable monitoring in vulnerable individuals health: a protocol” using posted urine samples” Dr Emma Vaux, Prof. Andrew Grant, Dr Llinos Spencer, Research Officer, Vice President for Education and Training, Dean of Medical Education Dr Mary Lynch, Senior Lecturer, Prof. John Draper, Royal College of Physicians Dr Heledd Iago, Prof. Rhiannon Tudor Edwards, Research Leader in Diet, Exercise Consultant Nephrologist & General Lecturer in Medical Sciences Prof. of Health Economics, Centre for Health and Health, Physician Swansea University Medical School Economics & Medicine Evaluation, Aberystwyth University Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust Bangor University Montgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor Lantra Presentation 2 12 noon 12.30pm – no mountain high enough... & Effectiveness in Rural “Ain’t “Efficiency Dementia Matters: opportunities in Rural a systematic review of literature “Rural Healthcare Planning and Delivery “Undergraduate – can Powys lead the way?” and Community Health” regarding rural healthcare, with a Experience from other Countries” focus on recruitment and retention of Samantha Bolam Tom Brooks the health and social care workforce in Dr Steve Riley, Previously appointed to Chris Patten, Chief Officer Director & Dean of Medical Education the Mid Wales region” Governor or Hong Kong; involved with Dementia Matters in Powys Cardiff University School of Medicine Jo Creasey primary healthcare services for deprived Project Development Officer Hong Kong residents in rural areas Rural Health and Care Wales Montgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor Lantra Presentation 3 2.00pm 2.30pm –
Rural Health and Care Conference “Sustainable Health and Social Care Services in Rural and Remote Places” 14/11/17 Royal Welsh Showground, Builth Wells, Powys Paper Presentation Options for delegates (select ONE per session): Presentation 1 11.30am – 12 noon “Rural and Remote Health in Medical Education” Prof. Andrew Grant, Dean of Medical Education Dr Heledd Iago, Lecturer in Medical Sciences Swansea University Medical School “A systematic review of economic evaluation studies on the use of green and blue spaces in improving population health: a protocol” Dr Llinos Spencer, Research Officer, Dr Mary Lynch, Senior Lecturer, Prof. Rhiannon Tudor Edwards, Prof. of Health Economics, Centre for Health Economics & Medicine Evaluation, Bangor University “Towards P4 medicine in isolated communities: nutritional status monitoring in vulnerable individuals using posted urine samples” Prof. John Draper, Research Leader in Diet, Exercise and Health, Aberystwyth University “Sustainable Healthcare” Dr Emma Vaux, Vice President for Education and Training, Royal College of Physicians Consultant Nephrologist & General Physician Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust Montgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor Lantra Presentation 2 12 noon – 12.30pm “Undergraduate opportunities in Rural and Community Health” Dr Steve Riley, Director & Dean of Medical Education Cardiff University School of Medicine “Rural Dementia Matters: can Powys lead the way?” Samantha Bolam Chief Officer Dementia Matters in Powys “Efficiency & Effectiveness in Rural Healthcare Planning and Delivery – Experience from other Countries” Tom Brooks Previously appointed to Chris Patten, Governor or Hong Kong; involved with primary healthcare services for deprived Hong Kong residents in rural areas “Ain’t no mountain high enough... a systematic review of literature regarding rural healthcare, with a focus on recruitment and retention of the health and social care workforce in the Mid Wales region” Jo Creasey Project Development Officer Rural Health and Care Wales Montgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor Lantra Presentation 3 2.00pm – 2.30pm
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