29 March 2017
GENIE is a powerful piece of software that helps connect people to support and services around them with the aim of helping people with a long term condition like diabetes or MS manage their health better in the community. It has been used widely on the Isle of Wight and has helped reduce acute admissions to the NHS
This is an opportunity to learn about the benefits of using GENIE, an online network tool for patients, professionals, and commissioners of services, and to hear about the experiences of people who are currently using GENIE. To book a place email WessexCLAHRC@soton.ac.uk
Launch event Wednesday March 29 2017, Winchester Discovery Centre, Jewry Street SO238SB. From 09.30-12.00
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