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...central to this course. Activity 1 Global population ageing: the issues Timing: Allow about 30 minutes The video below is about global population ageing. It also addresses the impacts, opportunities and challenges of global population ageing together with ways to overcome these challenges globally. [MUSIC PLAYING] TEXT ON SCREEN: Rheinhart and Kirkegaard: Retiring...

...central concern raised by the Academy of Royal Colleges Report (2019) is whether AI will make patients safe or safer. This is the focus of the next activity. The next activity asks you to critically evaluate two sides of an argument and also to consider the practical and ethical implications of using AI. Activity 6 Doing my job Think about the place of the usefulness of...

...central pocket whorl or a double loop whorl. Arches can be plain or tented. The expert will also try to assign the print to a particular finger - essential when making a comparison with a known print. The next stage is to examine the detailed features or minutiae. There are actually many of these but examples would include ridge ending, bifurcation, lake and short...

...central (foveal) vision is specialised for colour and detail. The direction that the wheels move in, and the strength of the effect, are dependent on the background luminance. When presented on a bright white background, the wheels appear to move more slowly than when presented on a grey background. The motion experienced by most people viewing this example is believed to...