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IBMS Support Hubs 2024
11/12/2024
We have organised a collection of engaging and informative sessions, that will run from March to December 2024, covering topics including neurodiversity in the workplace, inter-professional learning, returning to practice, and leadership in pathology.
IBMS Training Officer Support Forum March 2025
04/03/2025
Training Officer Support Forums enable members and training officers to come together to discuss training plans, how to prepare for verification, and any other issues raised at IBMS Training for Trainers events.
IBMS Training Officer Support Forums February 2025
04/02/2025
Training Officer Support Forums enable members and training officers to come together to discuss training plans, how to prepare for verification, and any other issues raised at IBMS Training for Trainers events.
IBMS Training Officer Support Forum January 2025
07/01/2025
Training Officer Support Forums enable members and training officers to come together to discuss training plans, how to prepare for verification, and any other issues raised at IBMS Training for Trainers events.
Personalised Cancer Profiling – the role of histology and molecular analysis Focussed Webinar
10/12/2024
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.
Cancer – Tumour Clonality and Metastasis Focussed Webinar 2024
09/12/2024
Explaining why tumours are not simply the proliferation of one type of “malignant cell” but a more complex matrix of tumour cell clones, also looking at what implications clonality has on tumour recurrence and metastatic spread.