4th Annual Collaboration for Compassion In Healthcare Education (C4CHEd) Conference

Presentations from a variety of UK and international healthcare professionals, educators and those with experience of healthcare services
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The 4th Annual Collaboration for Compassion In Healthcare Education (C4CHEd) Conference will be held online on Wednesday 6 December from 10:00–16:30 GMT.
This is a free conference and, as in previous years, is a programme of presentations from a variety of UK and international healthcare professionals, educators and also importantly those who have experience of healthcare services. 
C4CHEd exists to promote the study and teaching of compassion as a guiding principle within the education of those who aspire to provide the healthcare of the future – not simply because it is a humane and human way to do so but because it has a profound and important clinical impact. 
Please register to attend what will be an interesting, inspiring and relevant day of presentations, discussions and workshops. 
  • Click the link below to find out more about C4CHEd and to view the recordings of the previous conferences.
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Compassion can be and has been perceived as, an optional element of healthcare education yet compassion is also perceived as an essential component of humane and efficient healthcare.
C4CHEd aims to look at how this disconnect might be addressed and how the recent increase in research and interest in compassionate practice education can be consolidated, disseminated and amplified for greater impact.

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