Reflections on Modelling the Covid-19 Pandemic

PLEASE NOTE: THIS EVENT IS FOR PEOPLE WHO WORK FOR THE NHS OR IN HEALTHCARE.

Book your ticket now for the next in series of the GM Connected Health Ecosystem!

After the hugely successful AI in Healthcare: Transforming the Future with Large Language Models events, the GM Connected Health Ecosystem series will be returning in December with Reflections on Modelling the Covid-19 Pandemic!

This event will look at the lessons learnt and identified from data science and health technology work during the pandemic, as well as understanding the impact of health systems.

Join Digital Futures and The University of Manchester, at the next the GM Connected Health Ecosystem series, and connect and collaborate with NHS and NHS-related staff, SMEs, academics and researchers, innovators, and those passionate about improving health and care!

Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to discuss the impact of the pandemic on the healthcare industry.

Secure your free ticket now for our upcoming 4th December event at the Core Technology Facility!

Speakers

Professor Ian Hall (Chair) - Professor of Mathematical Epidemiology and Statistics, Social Care Work (Title TBC)

Professor Lorenzo Pellis - Professor of Mathematical Biology, Estimating Reproduction Numbers (Title TBC)

Professor Thomas House - Professor of Mathematical Sciences, Hospital Modelling Work (Title TBC)

More To Be Confirmed

Agenda:

8.45 Arrival and Registration in the Entrance/ The Street area

9.00 - 12.00 Speaker Presentations

1.00 Event Close

More To Be Confirmed

Important Information:

A risk assessment can be provided on request.

Photography will take place at this event. If you do not wish to be photographed, please speak to an event organiser upon event registration.

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MFT is also a leader in healthcare research and innovation, with clinical teams at the forefront of many medical breakthroughs. Research topics include emergency care, respiratory disease, cancer, cardiology care, musculoskeletal disorders, genomics, women's health and pregnancy, children's health, eye and dental health, and cardiovascular disease.

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