HiSLAC’s Chief Investigator, Professor Julion Bion appears in The Guardian today to respond to a letter calling for the Prime Minister to hold an inquiry into the evidence of a ‘weekend effect’. Here’s his response in full.
The third annual HiSLAC point prevalence survey closed this month with 13,647 responses.
Today, all consultants and associate specialists will be asked to complete the third annual HiSLAC survey - a short anonymised questionnaire to contribute to a nationwide ‘snapshot’ of specialist intensity and 7-day services.
The protocol for HiSLAC’s systematic review of seven day services literature has been published in the Systematic Reviews Journal.
HiSLAC’s Communications Fellow, Louise Rowan has published an article on using communications techniques and technologies to maximise the impact of healthcare research.
An updated ‘Meet the Ethnographers’ page has now been added to the HiSLAC website.
HiSLAC’s Chief Investigator Professor Julian Bion has appeared on the BBC Radio 4 current affairs series, The Report.
Senior clinicians and medical managers from across the country attended the first HiSLAC health economics elicitation workshop.
A ‘Meet the Ethnographers’ page has been added to the HiSLAC website.
Prof Sir Bruce Keogh, Medical Director of NHS England has said research projects such as HiSLAC could lead to the biggest policy change the NHS has seen.
Clinicians and NHS managers from across the country attended the first HiSLAC Collaborators’ Meeting at the Royal College of Anaesthetists this week.
We are excited to announce that HiSLAC will be hosting a dissemination event on the afternoon of Monday April 13th 2015 in London at the Royal College of Anaesthetists
Julian Bion, HiSLAC Chief Investigator and Professor of Intensive Care (IC)
Medicine at the University of Birmingham, has been awarded the Intensive Care Society (ICS) President's Award.