Rural Clinical Placements Developing a Virtual Pulmonary Woodlands, Work and Well-being: for Medical Students Rehabilitation (VIPAR) service model the health and job-readiness impacts to improve health and well-being and of Tir Coed’s intervention model in Dr Heledd Iago, reduce health inequalities harder-to-reach groups Lecturer in Medical Sciences / Rural and Remote in rural Wales Health in Medical Education Lead Carol-Anne Davies Swansea University Clinical Lead Occupational Therapist for Phillips, KESS PhD student Respiratory Teresa Walters, Executive Officer Hywel Dda University Health Board Tir Coed Montgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor Presentation 4 2.30pm 3.00pm – Time, Traffic and Travel: the perspectives Supporting Practitioners to develop Three years old and still going strong of Welsh Rural Nurses regarding Physical Literacy: addressing the our experiences in Solva Care – the rural recruitment challenge storm” of inactivity “perfect Mollie Roach, Chair of Trustees Sue Denman, Trustee Angharad Jones, Dr Nalda Wainwright Solva Care PhD Candidate, Director, Wales Institute for Physical Literacy Psychology Dept., Aberystwyth University University of Wales Trinity Saint David Montgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor
Rural Clinical Placements for Medical Students Dr Heledd Iago, Lecturer in Medical Sciences / Rural and Remote Health in Medical Education Lead Swansea University Developing a Virtual Pulmonary Rehabilitation (VIPAR) service model to improve health and well-being and reduce health inequalities Carol-Anne Davies Clinical Lead Occupational Therapist for Respiratory Hywel Dda University Health Board Woodlands, Work and Well-being: the health and job-readiness impacts of Tir Coed’s intervention model in harder-to-reach groups in rural Wales Phillips, KESS PhD student Teresa Walters, Executive Officer Tir Coed Montgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor Presentation 4 2.30pm – 3.00pm Time, Traffic and Travel: the perspectives of Welsh Rural Nurses regarding the rural recruitment challenge Angharad Jones, PhD Candidate, Psychology Dept., Aberystwyth University Supporting Practitioners to develop Physical Literacy: addressing the “perfect storm” of inactivity Dr Nalda Wainwright Director, Wales Institute for Physical Literacy University of Wales Trinity Saint David Three years old and still going strong – our experiences in Solva Care Mollie Roach, Chair of Trustees Sue Denman, Trustee Solva Care Montgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor
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