UWA Health Humanities Research Group Symposium

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Wellbeing and Practice of Health Professionals:  Application of Health Humanities for research and education

Woolnough Lecture Theatre & Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery

The UWA School of Allied Health, Health Professions Education and Lawrence WIlson Art Gallery are delighted to invite academics and practitioners to the UWA Health Humanities Research Group Symposium. This one-day symposium will share examples of local and national Health Humanities research and also involve hands-on workshops illustrating educational approaches of Narrative Medicine and Object Based Learning.
Attendees can join online or face-to-face. Call for abstracts
Abstracts must align with the theme of the symposium 'Wellbeing and Practice of Health Professionals: Application of Health Humanities for research and education'. All abstract submissions will be reviewed, and successful applicants will be invited to submit a poster for the symposium. You can submit your abstracts via this <a href="https://uwa.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_42TyK4lqsbeC9zU" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">link</a>.
Key dates
<ul><li>Abstract submissions due: Friday 19 August, 2022
</li><li>Authors notified of outcome: Friday, 9 September 2022
</li></ul>Keynote speaker<ul><li>Professor Paul Crawford (University of Nottingham
): ‘What’s Up With Everyone? Creative Health, Practice and the Public'</li></ul>

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