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CHAS, Keeping the Joy Alive
Rami Okasha, Director of Transformation and Innovation tells us about the upcoming CHAS Parliamentary Reception 2019: 'Keeping The Joy Alive'.
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Economic Evaluation of CHAS Services published - YHEC
An evaluation carried out by the York Health Economics Consortium (YHEC) has shown that for every £1 of statutory funding, CHAS' experienced staff, generous supporters and dedicated volunteers generate £5.12 of public value in return.
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Aberdeen Ladies Lunch raises £73,000
The big-hearted ladies of Aberdeen dug deep at our annual CHAS Aberdeen Ladies Lunch at the Marcliffe Hotel on Thursday 29 August.
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Project Echo team hold first external session
Project ECHO encourages lifelong learning by building communities of practices where likeminded professionals can come together, via virtual clinics using multipoint videoconferencing technology. It is about improving care by moving knowledge and not patients, where everyone is a teacher and everyone is a learner. The format involves a teaching session delivered by a subject specialist and then real life anonymized case studies are discussed. The aim is to increase the professional's confidence in delivering care and to reduce any feelings of isolation that they may have
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2019 / 2020 Winter 'Indoor Bowling Programme'
Whether you are an experienced bowler, a novice or have never tried bowls before, you are welcome to come along and have some fun, bowling to raise funds for CHAS with our long established (13th year) Friends of CHAS Bowling Club members.
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