Webinars
View recordings of our Covid-Conversations webinars.
From October 2020 we are running our new CIEH-Conversations webinar programme. These webinars are free for CIEH members, while non-members will be charged a nominal fee to attend. Members can also access the recordings of these webinars by visiting the webinars section of MyCIEH.
Links to all previous recordings of Covid-Conversations are below. Clicking on a link will take you to Gotowebinar where you will be asked to enter your name and email address before viewing the recording.
Covid-Conversations
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Covid-Conversations: health and safety issues and solutions
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Covid-Conversations: the control of Legionella bacteria in water systems
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Covid-Conversations: pest and hygiene issues for closed businesses
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Covid-Conversations: health and safety issues and solutions
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Covid-Conversations: what do we know about coronavirus?
Presentations: Dr Sara Hayes: COVID-19 Epidemiology | Peter Littleton: Know your enemy
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Covid-Conversations: risk assessments and audits for business reopening
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Covid-Conversations: what do we know about coronavirus? (part two)
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Covid-Conversations: reopening health, hair, exercise, and wellbeing businesses
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Covid-Conversations: reopening public houses and hospitality businesses
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Covid-Conversations: the legal view
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Covid-Conversations: contact tracing – what good looks like
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Covid-Conversations: the legal view part 2
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Covid-Conversations: contact tracing update with Public Health England
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Covid Conversations; delivering special procedures safely
Presentations: Dr Sara Hayes: COVID-19 - What is the threat and what do we do about it? -
Covid-Conversations: escalation and response to outbreaks with Public Health England
Presentation: Covid Conversations: escalation and response to outbreaks with Public Health England
Covid-Conversations: Q&A Updates
Regional Covid-Conversations
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
All our news, blogs, press releases and resources relating to coronavirus (COVID-19).
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