SCRIPT at Quality & Safety in Healthcare Forum

24th May 2015

SCRIPT at Quality & Safety in Healthcare Forum

24 May 2015

The team at the University of Birmingham have attended the 20th International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare Conference. The conference, which 3000 delegates attended, included presentations and workshops regarding e-learning and blended learning. Furthermore, it presented the opportunity to speak about SCRIPT, to which there was some interest. You can find out more about the happenings at the conference here; as presentations have been made free to view: http://internationalforum.bmj.com/

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