Global Remote and Rural Healthcare - How Can We Do It Better?

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All sessions will be available for 40 days after the event via the same links.

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17th November 2020 

 Session One - Register Here

• 08:15-08:20, UK Time - Welcome to the Conference
• 08:30-09:15, UK Time - Development of a Remote and Rural Healthcare Teaching Model
• 09:30-10:15, UK Time - The Challenges of Healthcare in Rural Malawi
• 10.30-11.15, UK Time - Experiences of Shared Ownership in Supporting Community Health in Rural Areas In Uganda as Part of the Makerere University (Uganda) - Nottingham Trent University (UK) Health Partnership

Session Two - Register Here

• 14:00-15:00, UK Time - Core Principles of Ethical and Respectful Health Partnerships. The THET Toolkit
• 15:00–15:45, UK Time - Infant Oral Mutilation
• 16:00–17:00, UK Time - “Changing the Delivery Changing The Outcome” - A New Approach to Rural Healthcare Education in the UK
• 17:00-17:15, UK Time, Innovation in Remote and Rural Healthcare - Phaya Taung Monastery in Burma

Session Three - Register Here

• 18:00–18:45, UK Time - Delivering Accessible and Sustainable Healthcare Through the Development of Partnerships - Some Lessons Learnt
• 19:00–20:15, UK Time - Global Health Experiences: Reflexivity and Sustainability in a Globalised World
• 20:15–21:00, UK Time - Alaska’s Dental Health Aide Therapists: A Local Solution
   

18th November 2020

 Session Four - Register Here

• 08:30-09:00, UK Time - Personal Experiences and Solutions To Issues of RRH in Tanzania
• 09:00-10:00, UK Time - The Challenges of Providing Rural Dental Care in Malawi from a Small Charity Perspective
• 10:00, UK Time - Delivering Medical Education in the Low Resource Setting Challenges and Strategies A Perspective from Zanzibar
• 11:30-12:30, UK Time - Universal Health Coverage and the Response of Partners in Health

Session Five - Register Here

• 13:30-14:30, UK Time - Introduction to the Remote, Rural and Humanitarian Healthcare Faculty at the Royal College of Surgeons
  • Delivering Remote, Rural & Humanitarian Healthcare - the Challenges
  • The Future For Remote Practitioners is Bright – The Faculty of Remote, Rural & Humanitarian Healthcare
  • How Can We Train Now? -Concentrating on How We Have Changed Teaching/Training in Response to the Pandemic. Adoption of Innovations That Make Teaching and Training More Accessible to All?
• 14:30-15:15, UK Time - The Importance of Localisation and Working for Local Partners
• 15:30-16:45, UK Time - Partnerships in Health Education

Session Six - Register Here

• 18:00-19:00, UK Time - Research into Use of “Green Pharmacies” to Grow Effective Herbal Medicines Locally and Research Their Effectiveness
• 19:00-19:30, UK Time - Remote, Local, Even Global: A 'Place-Holder' for Any Setting
• 20:00-20:30, UK Time - An Overview of the Virtual Doctors Service