1
June
2010
Dr Mike Titterton (from HALE: Health and Life for Everyone) discusses his research into Risk and Risk Behaviours in Health by reflecting on his experiences in the UK and Internationally.
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Coventry University, Health
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26
May
2010
David French is Professor of Health Psychology in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences in Coventry University.
In this talk he discusses the health benefits of helping people to be more active through walking and the way that health psychology interventions can dramatically improve the amount of walking that people do.
Please visit http://www.coventry.ac.uk/hli to find out more about research into Health and Lifestyle Interventions at Coventry University.
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Coventry University, Professorial Lecture Series, Health
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16
March
2010
The work carried out in Coventry within the MAESTRO European project on Methods and Advanced Equipment for Simulation and Treatment in Radiation Oncology (MAESTRO) has demonstrated that it is possible to reduce the amount of radiation dose delivered to healthy tissues during radiotherapy treatment by compensating for organ motion using a standard treatment couch. The Coventry team led by Dr Haas, coordinator of the Medical Technology group within CTAC (The Control Theory Applications Centre), has been working in close collaboration with the staff at the Radiotherapy Physics Department within the University Hospital in Coventry for more than 15 years.
In the last 5 years the Coventry team has been working on improving the accuracy of current closed loop control of radiotherapy treatment machines as well as developing algorithms to model and predict organ motion in the thorax and the pelvis. The work involves many branches of engineering and computing including the image processing for the localisation of the cancerous tissue and tracking of surrogate motion, signal processing for the analysis and modelling of organ motion, artificial intelligence for the prediction of the evolution of the organ motion, systems engineering for the modelling of the medical robots used and last but not least control engineering to improve the performance of the medical equipment and robots.
To find out more about the project visit http://www.coventry.ac.uk/maestro
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Coventry University, Research at Coventry University, Computing and the Internet, Health
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17
November
2009
Dr John Lister discusses 'Swine Flu and the Media: Problems with Complex Messages.
This talk is part of a series of public lectures from the Masters Degree in Health Communication Design at Coventry University.
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Coventry University, Art, Design and Media, Health
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10
August
2009
Dr David Sless, CEO of the Communication Research Institute, gives a talk on health information design.
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Coventry University, Design, Health
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5
August
2009
Martin Bollard is a Senior Lecturer at Coventry University's Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. Here he talks about his research in Learning Disability in Healthcare and some of the policy issues in the NHS around this issue.
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Coventry University, Health, Research Talks
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11
July
2009
Prof Alexis Benos discusses some of the debates at the Condition Critical Conference
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Coventry University, Health
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11
July
2009
We caught Mark Ladbrook after the meeting to ask how to stop a hospital from being closed after his successful campaign in Oxford.
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Coventry University, Health
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11
July
2009
What do you do when you discover that not for profit consumer groups are actually funded by Pharmaceutical companies? You learn to be a better investigative journalist! Marisa de Andrade shared her eye opening investigation results at the Condition Critical Conference at Coventry University.
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Coventry University, Health
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11
July
2009
Colin Thunhurst discusses his work in public health
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Coventry University, Health
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