KAMK Knowledge Exchange Visit

This is a knowledge exchange visit by a Finnish Delegation from Kajaani University of Applied Sciences to do some benchmarking on two major projects, one on developing a health and social care innovation ecosystem in Kainuu region, and the other on developing XR / VR and games technologies for health and social care delivery and education.

The event features several Scottish speakers from different universities, colleges as well as Glasgow City and the NHS Education Scotland. 

We will be providing a networking lunch, with tea coffee and water served throughout the day. (Please note we will only be providing Meat and Vegetarian options.)

Media Consent Statement

Please read the statement below before registering to attend:

During this event, the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre may capture photos, audio and video of proceedings.

By consenting you agree to the University of Strathclyde, acting through the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI), using photographs, audio and/ or video recordings including images of me both internally and externally to promote the University, the work of the DHI and any specific projects that these images are being captured as part of.

These images could be used in print and digital media formats, including print publications, websites, email communication, digital advertisements, social media, promotional videos, the University prospectus and materials for teaching, research and promotional purposes.

The University also retains the right to share materials with third parties to enable us to jointly promote the work of the University, the DHI and specific projects, this includes but is not limited to:

• Glasgow City Council 

• Kajaani University of Applied Sciences (KAMK) 

• NHS Education Scotland

• NHS Youth Academy

• New College Lanarkshire

• Glasgow Kelvin College

• The Glasgow School of Art 

• University of Glasgow

  
  

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