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Europe’s next chapter: how to unlock growth, steer innovation, and govern AI in a contested world
Europe is at a crossroads. Slower growth, geopolitical pressure, and rapid technological change are forcing hard choices. This panel event brings together Gabriel Attal, Gillian Tett, Lord Booth-Smith, and Menna Rawlings to debate Europe’s next chapter: how to boost competitiveness, govern AI credibly, and deliver reform at speed.
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Health Justice and International recruitment of health workers
Tue 19 March 2024
Hughes Hall
This will be a hybrid seminar with two 20 minute presentations followed by a chaired panel discussion looking towards possible solutions. There will be time for audience Q&As. This event will provide insights to those who wish to learn more about international recruitment of health workers, or who work in a related field.
- Local investment in training is often rewarded by emigration to what are perceived as better opportunities for professional activities, education, and standards of living.
- High income countries have populations who require and demand high levels of care and treatment, yet often do not have sufficient locally trained staff and recruit from the less well-off countries.
- How can we frame health justice in this arena? Is justice for the worker or for the country or the world? Is it about aiming for a globally accepted set of target staffing levels? Is this part of de-colonialisation?
Cost: FREE
Enquiries and booking
Please note that booking is required for this event.
Please sign up using the eventbrite link. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/health-justice-and-international-recruitment-of-health-workers-tickets-825099684367?aff=oddtdtcreator
Enquiries: Alison Nicholson Website Email: an452@cam.ac.uk