Retrieval 2015
The Emergency Medical Retrieval Service (EMRS) is once again proud to host Retrieval 2015, the UK’s leading conference covering prehospital, transfer and retrieval medicine on the 23rd & 24th April 2015. Details to follow!
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Scottish Cardiac Arrest Symposium – available now, on-demand & free
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Scottish Cardiac Arrest Symposium
There will be ‘LIVE WEB STREAMING’ on the day – visit http://www.video3uk.com/default.aspx to watch online for free The Resuscitation Group in Edinburgh welcomes you to the Scottish Cardiac Arrest Symposium 2015, a collaboration between the University of Edinburgh, Scottish Government and Industry partners to bring together international thought leaders in the field of resuscitation after […]
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Major Trauma Clinical Coordination Evaluation Report
Scottish Ambulance Service Major Trauma Clinical Coordination Evaluation Report – March 2014
Scottish Airway Group Annual Meeting 2014
Once again, we have put together a great programme of interesting and stimulating speakers, and of course the opportunity for presentation of original audit, research and case presentations in both oral and poster formats. Delegate Rates – prices held since 2011! Provisional Programme 0845 – 0915 Registration and coffee Session 1 Chair: Caroline Brookman, Edinburgh […]
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