Health Literacy: Making the most of health
3-day Conference at London South Bank University (London SE1)
24 - 26 February 2010
National and international experts will host a series of seminars to review current knowledge and discuss the importance of Health Literacy (HL) in the UK. Seminars will be interactive, with speakers and the audience reviewing current knowledge and the relevance and importance of HL in UK health, education and society. Sessions will be recorded and proceedings of the conference will be published.
Conference Seminar Topics:Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
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Seminar format
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| Speakers includeUK: Don Nutbeam University of Southampton UK, Gill Rowlands London South Bank University,
Nicola Gray University of Nottingham, Joanne Protheroe University of Manchester, Jonathan Berry ContinYou International: Rima Rudd Harvard School of Public Health, Scott Murray DataAngel, Canada, Diane Levin, Tel Aviv, Israel, Deborah Begoray University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, Doris Gillis, St Francis Xavier University Nova Scotia, Canada Albert Lee, Chinese University, Hong Kong, Michael Wolf, NorthWestern University, Chicago, US. |
Cost: £50 ($84) per day (or £120 ($200) for all 3 days)
For more information, directions and a booking form: email Alison or Saffron on info.esu@lsbu.ac.uk tel: 020 7815 6934/44 or visit our website: www.lsbu.ac.uk/enterprise
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