Amara Nwosu (CF 2020) presented his Churchill Fellowship research on digital health in palliative care at St. Francis Hospice's 17th International Palliative Care Conference, “Kaleidoscope”, in Dublin.
He also shared his findings on artificial intelligence and palliative care at the Lancaster University Interdisciplinary network for culture, health, ethics and society (INCHES) research plenary.
Emily Jenkins (CF 2020) attended a reception at Buckingham Palace hosted by King Charles III and Queen Camilla celebrating community based cancer support. Emily, Founder/Director of Move Dance Feel was there along with nine colleagues from the charity.
By Emily Jenkins,
Sarah Yardley (CF 2023) delivered her first CRC Talk, hosted by the Palliative Approaches in Aging & Community Health network.
By Sarah Yardley,
Paul Ricci has joined UCL Public Policy as a Policy Fellow to continue work aligned with his Fellowship, identifying international interventions to protect young people from antisocial behaviour and violence.
By Paul Ricci,
Savannah Fishel (CF 2023) appeared on Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Life Matters radio show to discuss her Churchill Fellowship on intergenerational housing and the social benefits of communal living.
By Savannah Fishel,
