The TIGER (Technology Informatics Guiding Education Reform) initiative focuses on interprofessional education reform, community development & global workforce development. TIGER Community events are webinars which bring expertise together on topics of global relevance. Nessa Barry from the TEC team recently had the opportunity to connect Scottish and American expertise to participate in a webinar on a subject of interest to health professionals globally - 'critical care recovery'.
Critical Care and Recovery: What Global Health Care Leaders Can Learn from Scottish Innovation to Better Serve Patients
The webinar discussed the ongoing need for more dynamic tools and methods to manage long-term complications associated with critical care patients in the recovery phase. The webinar was an opportunity to showcase www.criticalcarerecovery.com and how this award-winning website works to improve critical care recovery in Scotland and highlight some of the features that global health providers can learn from and model future methods upon. Presented by Jonathan Pitts, BSN, RN, TIGER Scholars Intern; Pam Ramsay, PhD, MSc, BSc, RN, Nursing Lecturer, University of Dundee, Scotland and Chief Member, Critical Care Recovery Project Team; and Nessa Barry, Knowledge Exchange Manager (International Engagement), Technology Enabled Care and Digital Healthcare Innovation, Scotland.
Here is the event recording to circulate as you see fit:Â Play Recording - press play to start the webinar.