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20/1/10 Healthcare
Science Week 2010 launched. Launched at Chief Scientific Officer's
Conference. To take place 12-21 March 2010.
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this link
20/1/10 Healthcare
Science Ambassadors wanted. Those who work in healthcare science know
it's an exciting and rewarding NHS career, but there is a need to spread
the word and inspire the healthcare scientists of the future.
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to this link
13/1/10 Problems with
member's area now resolved. Login occurs after explanation now and also
training materials now available
13/1/10 Medicines and
Healthcare products Regulatory Agency bring to your attention a new and
important source of safety information.
As part of our continuing
drive to support healthcare professionals, they have set up a web page
specifically
targeting Cardiology, The page includes guidance, safety
alerts and links to educational material to assist in the safe use and
management of medicines and medical devices.
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4/1/10 Note: New
Society address. See Contact SCST tab
27/12/09
Journal of the Society launched see new format
9/12/09 Certificate
of ECG course, London both day release and block course.
Read advert here.
9/12/09 Job vacancy
in North Island, New Zealand on vacancies page.
12/11/09 Certificate
of ECG extra exam opportunity 13th March 2010 in Glasgow.
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7/11/09 November's
edition of Update on website
26/10/09 2010 Exam
timetable published
20/10/09 Lecturer's
post in Nottingham.
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17/10/09 Cath Lab
course. BHF funded, go to CPD pages
13/10/09 The updated version of
the Individual Record of Clinical Practice for Cardiology is now
available. Now in Trainee section.
This should be used by all students embarking on the BSc Clinical
Physiology (Hons) Cardiology in 2009. All students who are already part
way through their degree should continue to use the 2005/2006 version.
Changes have been made following extensive consultation with students,
work-based assessors and Internal Verifiers. The changes reflect the
current demands of the workplace. Whilst the student is being asked to
submit more work at the Part 1 examination, the workload involved with
part 2 has been reduced. The new format is easier to use and follows a
logical pathway through the clinical procedures. We are confident that
it will prove to be an even better tool in helping to produce a Cardiac
Physiologist who is fit for purpose.
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