Day one of the ICCHNR Symposium has been a great success.<\/p>\n
Changing populations, changing needs; Directions and models for community orientated primary care <\/em>has attracted more\u00a0than 120 delegates and speakers from countries including Japan, Korea, Spain and Canada. They\u00a0gathered at the University of Kent’s Grimond Lecture Theatre today to hear contributions from speakers across a wide range of disciplines,\u00a0and take part in panel discussions.<\/p>\n CHSS Professor of Primary and Community Care Tricia Wilson opened the first day’s business which concludes with a reception at Canterbury Cathedral Lodge this evening, including a performance to be given by Canterbury Cathedral Choir.<\/p>\n Day two of the symposium will begin\u00a0tomorrow morning\u00a0with a session on Workforce Modelling Research.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Day one of the ICCHNR Symposium has been a great success. Changing populations, changing needs; Directions and models for community orientated primary care has attracted more\u00a0than 120 delegates and speakers from countries including Japan, Korea, Spain and Canada. They\u00a0gathered at the University of Kent’s Grimond Lecture Theatre today to hear contributions from speakers across a … <\/p>\n