CHIME News
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- Publication: Predictors of influenza vaccine uptake during the 2009/10 influenza A H1N1v ('swine flu') pandemic: Results from five national surveys in the United Kingdom
- Dissertation Study Day on 1 December Marked by Two Special Presentations
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- Publication: Who is sceptical about emerging public health threats? Results from 39 national surveys in the United Kingdom.
- Publication: Sex differences in medico-legal action against doctors: a systematic review and meta-analysis
- Recruitment: Teaching Fellow
- 25 June: Taught Graduate Programmes Open Evening and Data Science Programme Launch
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- March 2015 Health Informatics Short Courses Open for Booking
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- CHIME Hosts Kazakh Government Delegation
- Publication: The design of a survey questionnaire to measure perceptions and behaviour during an influenza pandemic: the Flu TElephone Survey Template (FluTEST)
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- UCL hosts HL7 UK Summer School
- New Qualification: Health & Medical Sciences (Quality, Information & Safety)
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- January Intake Approved for Graduate Programme in Health & Medical Sciences (HMS)
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- "Patient Safety, Law Policy and Practice" Published in Paperback
- UCL Joins the European Connected Health Alliance
- UCL CHIME is Early Contributor to New Health Informatics Online Resource
- Professor Dipak Kalra takes up Presidency of the EuroRec Institute
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- New Students Begin UCL Postgraduate Programme in Health Informatics
- CHIME researcher contributes to new book
UCL Announces New Fast-Track Postgraduate Diploma and MSc in Health Informatics
5 August 2014
The UCL Graduate Programme in Health Informatics is now accepting applications from individuals wishing to complete a Postgraduate Diploma or MSc in Health Informatics in a single academic year.
The Programme was originally designed to meet the needs of those studying alongside full time work, and they will continue to be the largest group of students and the ones who benefit the most from our flexible mix of face-to-face teaching and distance learning. However, for the first time, we are now also accommodating students who wish to pursue the same modules, delivered in the same way, but on a more compressed timescale.
This innovation will be particularly attractive for home (UK/EU) students who are not currently in full time work or are looking to retrain in this exciting and challenging field.
For further details, visit the Health Informatics Graduate Programme website or contact courses-CHIME@ucl.ac.uk.
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