The future of patient safety in the NHS after COVID-19 DescriptionThe NHS should apply the same good resolve, commitment and resources that it has shown in dealing with COVID 19 to the NHS patient safety problem. writes Birmingham Law School's John TingleDate:12/05/2020Categories: Arts and Law, Research COVID-19 and clinical negligence litigation, law reform Description"We need to resist calls to give legal immunity from clinical negligence claims to doctors and others during the COVID-19 pandemic" writes Birmingham Law School's John Tingle for the Birmingham PerspectiveDate:06/05/2020Categories: Arts and Law, Research Literary lockdown: literature for quiet times DescriptionAlexandra Harris got together with Professor Kate McLoughlin for a series of podcasts to think about texts that seemed particularly meaningful in the first weeks of lockdown and isolation.Date:04/05/2020Categories: Arts and Law, Research Professor Sylvie Delacroix appointed Mozilla Fellow DescriptionFellows will examine how to design AI with privacy, transparency, and well-being as key considerationsDate:28/04/2020Categories: Arts and Law, Research Contractualism DescriptionDr Jussi Suikkanen's new book Contractualism is published by Cambridge University Press on 27th of April 2020.Date:28/04/2020Categories: Arts and Law, Research The Shakespeare Institute shares its Shakespeare under lockdown DescriptionCelebrating Shakespeare's birthday virtually on 23 April.Date:21/04/2020Categories: Arts and Law, Research, Teaching Award-winning doctoral researcher Rowan Mackenzie of the Shakespeare Institute responds to Coronavirus crisis in prisons DescriptionOver twenty prisons now using materials prepared by Shakespeare Institute scholar to support inmates during the crisis.Date:03/04/2020Categories: Arts and Law, Research European Research Council backs research into anti-slavery in Africa and sign languages DescriptionTwo researchers from the College of Arts and Law at the University of Birmingham have been awarded ERC Advanced Grants as part of €450 million (£400 million) funding for Europe's long-term frontier research.Date:31/03/2020Categories: Arts and Law, Research 'There are some good parallels between 1940 and what we're facing now' DescriptionProfessor Jonathan Boff talks about the 'Blitz Spirit' on the BBC History Extra podcastDate:24/03/2020Categories: Arts and Law Reconnecting and Resilience DescriptionThe women and men who have participated in the CSRS project have frequently talked about how their bodies hold on to the pain of what they experienced. Professor Janine Clark discusses the concept of (re)connectivity.Date:16/03/2020Categories: Arts and Law, Research Displaying 1 to 10 of 296 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next