The series will be launched in Cardiff on 17 January 2019 with a major speech by Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, looking at what the next 70 years will hold for our health service. Further events will take place throughout Wales and will focus on key current topics including sexual health, the economics of public health, and dying in today’s world. A full list is provided below.

Each lecture is free to attend and open to all, and will be followed by a Q & A session with the speaker(s).

For more information, please contact the Senior Executive Officer, Dr Sarah Morse.

Introduction from Professor John Wyn Owen, Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales

 

Events in the series

Click here to visit our Eventbrite page, where you can register for all events and find further information.

Date	Title	Partner / venue
17 January 2019	The NHS: A Success, But Where Next? Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz FLSW	Cardiff University
6 February 2019	The Future of Health and Healthcare in a Changing Climate Professor Sir Andy Haines	University of Wales Trinity Saint David – Carmarthen campus
13 February 2019	A Medical School for Swansea, West Wales and the World Professors Julian Hopkin and Keith Lloyd FLSW	Swansea University
20 February 2019	‘Don’t Die of Ignorance’: The Impact of Health Promotion and Prevention in the Context of HIV Dr Olwen Williams FLSW	Wrexham Glyndŵr University
21 February 2019	The NHS in Wales: A Health Economist’sPerspective on the Next 70 Years Professor Rhiannon Tudor Edwards FLSW	Bangor University
4 March 2019	Dying in Today’s World Professor the Baroness llora Finley of Llandaff FLSW	Cardiff Metropolitan University
12 March 2019	Beyond the NHS: Is Health Really 'Global'? Professor Colin McInnes	Aberystwyth University
9 April 2019	Is Free Universal Health Coverage Sustainable? Perspectives from NHS General Practice for future healthcare in the UK and beyond Professor Helen Stokes-Lampard	Welsh Centre for International Affairs / Temple of Peace, Cardiff