Events during July 2021

This course gives the delegate a systematic review of the facility design, operational practices and safety management which contribute to working safely in the CL3 environment.

Reaching the 2030 targets for cervical cancer elimination: New WHO recommendations for screening and treatment

IBMSpod Episode 9 - Dr Rameen Shakur and Francis Yongblah

The Annual SHOT Symposium 2021 will be held virtually

The Annual SHOT Symposium 2021 will be held virtually over 2 half days and presents an exceptional opportunity for learning. Key topics covered include:

• Highlights from the 2020 Annual SHOT Report
• Patient experience and patient powered safety
• Human factors and just culture
• Impact of COVID-19 and convalescent plasma use
• Consent in transfusion
• Transfusion associated dyspnoea
• Debate and panel discussion
• Opportunity to ‘meet the experts’ at pre-symposium sessions.

Early bird registration is open until 12th July. The ‘Early bird’ cost for the full symposium (two half days 07:30-15:00) is £30.00 per person or £20 per person for a single day. Early bird rates apply to any registrations where payment is received by 12:00 Monday 12th July thereafter the delegate fee will be £45 per person for both days or £30 per person for a single day

On completion of this webinar students will have a basic knowledge of Principles of immunofluorescence, Optimal specimen preparation for DIF, Practical aspects of cryotomy and processing, DIF imaging considerations, Interpretation of DIF, Diagnostic implications of DIF findings.

Session 1 of our 5 part Support Hub series focused on skills for training officers.

Allocated as Lecture/Study: 5 hrs 0 mins
Allocated as Q&A/Discussion 0 hrs 0 mins
Allocated as Practical Element 6 hrs 0 mins

Total 11 hrs 0 mins

Staffordshire and Keele Universities are holding a joint Train the Trainer event to support training officers and all other staff involved in training at all levels. We will look at the advantages of authentic assessment and how this can reduce attainment and achievement gaps, how social media can be used for promotion and to strengthen networks, how to evidence service user standards and the value of situational judgement assessments.

All welcome.

Free Webinar
Friday 23 July 2021, 12.30 - 1.15pm