HEDS is part of the School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) at the University of Sheffield. We undertake research, teaching, training and consultancy on all aspects of health related decision science, with a particular emphasis on health economics, HTA and evidence synthesis.

Thursday, 11 May 2017

HEDS Andy Tattersall speaking at this year's Pint of Science Festival

Andy Tattersall from HEDS is delivering a talk as part of the national festival of science held in pubs - Pint of Science. His talk will be on 'How to Avoid Information Overload', something many of us really struggle with. The talk takes place at Couch, 29-31 Campo Lane, Sheffield and entrance is £4 with doors opening at 7pm.
To book a place go here
https://pintofscience.co.uk/event/the-ultimate-survival-guide-to-computers


Image of Andy Tattersall
Andy Tattersall
The theme of the night is 'The Ultimate Survival Guide to Computers'

The devices in our pockets hold more power than the rocket that first took people to the moon. With the progress of technology showing no sign of stopping, we present three talks aimed at giving you a sneak peek into some of the crazy complex processes that our mobile computers are capable of doing. Please note that this event takes place on the ground floor and is accessible for those with impaired mobility. Alcohol, hot and cold drinks will be on offer and there will cakes and snacks available.

Andy's Abstract

Do you feel overwhelmed and distracted by all of the emails, text messages, website and social media updates, likes, pings, pokes, snapchats? Two things are certain, you are not alone and those distractions are not going to go away unless you get a handle on them. As the amount of content we generate on the web continues to grow at a rapid pace and we look to make better use of our time, personally and professionally, Andy Tattersall will show you some of the ways you can do to take back control. All you need is willpower and a terrible wifi connection.

Andy wrote a piece about how to avoid Information Overload which was covered by CNN.