Events during April 2022

62nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Society for Haematology

03/04/2022
The 62nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Society for Haematology promises to include celebrations with our return to face-to-face events whilst keeping an online presence for the engagement of our international colleagues. The programme will focus on developing partnerships which enable outstanding science to transform patient care, whilst exploring topics that are relevant to all haematologists at a range of training levels.

Blood Sciences Short Course 2022

24/04/2022
Five sessions comprising mainly lectures and some practical activities to assist with some elements of the IBMS Clinical Biochemistry and Haematology and Hospital Transfusion Practice Specialist Diplomas.

INFECTION STUDY DAY – VIRTUAL EVENT

27/04/2022
This half day session has been devised for those working or interested in infection specialties including microbiology, virology and infectious diseases. The programme should be of interest to all levels and aims to give trainees the opportunity for consultant led, interactive teaching to equip them with knowledge and skills for specialist medical microbiology and virology practice.
CPD credits: 4

Train the Trainer 2022

28/04/2022
A daylong short course aimed at current or prospective trainers in diagnostic laboratories.

New Consultants Day

29/04/2022
The New Consultants' Day is a new event, intended to help and support anyone who has recently been appointed to a consultant post, or who will very soon be taking one up. It is appropriate for all pathology specialties and much of the content will be suitable for both medical consultants and consultant clinical scientists (with the exception of the GMC and BMA presentations).

You will hear from experienced consultants on a range of topics such as how to prepare a business case to secure resources, how to set up new services and how best to deal with complaints, and learn more about appraisal, revalidation and pension arrangements, among other things. To register, you should ideally have been appointed to a consultant post within the last year, or have passed FRCPath and/or made a successful CESR application and expect to be appointed to a consultant within the next year.

CPD credits: 5