Events during July 2023

A look at how patients are now able to have their tumour tissue profiled by molecular analysis and identify the gene expression profile unique to their cancer.

Looking at the panels of cytokeratins deployed to help pathologists reach a differential diagnosis in a range of tumour types

It is our pleasure to invite you to our inaugural symposium taking place on Thursday 6 July 2023. The symposium will cover the evolving landscape of laboratory medicine in the continuum of change in healthcare. Our key note speaker is Professor Mike Osborn, President of the Royal College of Pathologists. Our full line up will be available shortly.

Essential Blood Morphology Course
Normal blood film | Red blood cells |White blood cells and Platelet morphology | Abnormal blood films. Haematological disorder. Malaria and parasites, and more please visit our website for full programme information.
Registration is now open and will close on Wednesday 31st of May 2023.

Do we know who they are? SHOT webinar on positive patient identification for safe transfusions in adult’s

THIS MEETING WILL PROVIDE SCIENTIFIC INSIGHTS INTO THE FUTURE IMPACT OF ANAEROBIC BACTERIA ON HUMAN HEALTH AND DISEASE, FOSTER INTERACTIONS AMONGST BIOMEDICAL SCIENTISTS, CLINICIANS AND BASIC SCIENTISTS AND ENCOURAGE ENGAGEMENT OF EARLY CAREER MICROBIOLOGISTS WITH ESTABLISHED FACULTY IN INFORMAL SETTINGS AND THROUGH OFFERED ORAL, FLASH POSTER AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS.

Do we know who they are? Accurate and complete patient identification for safe transfusion in children

Allocated as Lecture/Study: 2h 15m
Allocated as Practical Element: 1h 00m
Allocated as Q&A/Discussion: 1h 15m

This focused webinar is suitable for anyone interested in learning more about internal auditing processes, to support their organisation in ensuring compliance, identifying gaps and also any areas for improvement. Learn about the importance of audit, different types of audit, how to conduct an effective audit, how to report, review and manage findings.