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Forthcoming conference
for further information please click here
To read about past conferences click here.
To read about 'A National Workshop to Share and Discuss Research Findings into Clinical Networks' click here
The SDHI hosts a regular series of seminars involving internationally renowned speakers. There is no fixed format for these events, and they will include combinations of the following:
These will be held between 3 and 5pm on Friday afternoons. Nominations for speakers should be sent to Brian Williams, email: b.y.williams@cpse.dundee.ac.uk
To view the forthcoming seminars click
here. To read about past seminars click here.
SDHI holds occasional Learning & Discussion Days which aim to encourage
discussion about a health topic of broad interest among academics and
others who may be working independently on similar ideas. To view forthcoming
Learning & Discussion Days click here.
To view past Learning & Discussions Days click here.
Ideas for future meetings should be sent to Huw Davies, email: hd@st-andrews.ac.uk
The opening of an exhibition of paintings by the clients of Gillian McFarland, Art therapist / Artist in Residence at Murray Royal Hospital at SDHI Offices, University of Dundee, Airlie Place

From L to R - Liz Meeke and David Wallace (Artists); Gillian McFarland (Art Therapist)
The opening of an exhibition of work by Art Angel, a project providing opportunities for people with experience of mental health difficulties to get involved in a wide spectrum of arts based activities as a means of self-expression and empowerment, building confidence and self-esteem to create and sustain a powerful voice in the community.
The winners of an art competition organised by the Social Dimensions of Health Institute at the Universities of Dundee and St Andrews were presented with their prizes on Monday July 3 at University of Dundee, Tower Building Reception. To view further information click here
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