Richard Price, 2 August 2022 Uganda has one of the highest global incidences of trauma from violence and injury, with road traffic mortality 40% above the global average. This is particularly true in Kampala, where boda boda (motorcycle taxis) are frequently involved in accidents, causing life-threatening trauma injuries. A lack of knowledge and capacity to treat trauma and perform emergency…
Richard Price, 2 August 2022 The importance of global collaboration in tackling health issues has never been clearer than in the past 2 years. In an era dominated by health insecurity, new recognition has been found for the interconnectedness of global health systems and the need to work together to solve global health inequalities. International collaboration has 2-way benefits. It…
Richard Price, 29 July 2019 As a member of Health Education England’s Technology Enhanced Learning (HEE TEL) team, I had the great privilege of meeting with Clayton Hamilton of the World Health Organization (WHO) earlier this month to learn about and discuss the cross-over between our work on technology enhanced learning in healthcare. The WHO is an executive department of…
Richard Price, 23 July 2019 In Health Education England’s (HEE) Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) programme, we want to make sure everything we do gives the best possible learning outcomes for the health and care workforce, so they can provide the best possible care for patients. The best way to do this is to speak to our learners and find out…
Richard Price, 3 May 2019 Taxonomies are the words which describe the relationship between objects in the world around us. In many respects, you could consider them our superpower! Without these taxonomies, the search and interoperability between systems we take for granted on our phones, tablets and laptops, simply wouldn’t work. This hidden layer of language is known as the…
Richard Price, 18 December 2018 In the summer of 2015, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II had just become the longest reigning monarch after spending more than 63 years on the throne, Adele’s “Hello” had just spent its eighteenth week in the top 40 chart and the dinosaurs were making a comeback in the first of the new blockbuster Jurassic World…
