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- 11th December 2016, Edinburgh
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- 12th June 2016, Cardiff
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- 6th December 2015, Aberdeen
- 1st November 2015, London
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- 12th April 2015, Edinburgh
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- 29th October 2017, Cardiff
- 28th October 2017, Cardiff
- 11th December 2016, Scotland
- 20th November 2016, Birmingham
- 12th June 2016, Cardiff
- 13th March 2016, Edinburgh
- 14th February 2016, Oxford
- 6th December 2015, Aberdeen
- 1st November 2015, London
- 7th June 2015, Cardiff
- 12th April 2015, Edinburgh
- 30th November 2014, Aberdeen
- 23rd November 2014, London
- 6th April 2014, Bristol
- 15th December 2013, Manchester
- 8th December 2013, Aberdeen
- 3rd November 2013, London
- 20th October 2013, Liverpool
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Date : 12th June 2016
Time : 0830 - 1800 hours
Venue : Sir Martin Evans Building, School of Biosciences, Cardiff University
Suitable for: Medical Students and Foundation Year Doctors, especially those interested in a career in Surgery, Radiology, Anaesthesia, Critical Care, and Accident & Emergency Medicine
Faculty: Surgeons and Surgical Anatomists
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Description:
Taught by surgeons and surgical anatomists, the ‘Training the Clinical Anatomy Trainer - Level 1’ course is intended to provide attendees with a sound understanding of applied clinical anatomy pertinent to the level of senior medical students and foundation doctors. The course will be predominantly delivered through interactive discussions and surface anatomy demonstration as applied to trauma, assessment of nerve injuries, surgical incisions, and the anatomy encountered during common operative procedures. Successful completion of the course will require the attendee obtaining 70% marks in the above areas, which will be formally assessed using spotters and viva-voce. It is intended that on completion of this course the attendee will have sufficient knowledge and understanding to teach their juniors in a formal manner. A teaching certificate will be provided to validate this. This is the first part of the 3-Level ‘Training the Clinical Anatomy Trainer’ Courses, with successful completion of Level 3 leading to the certification as Clinical or Surgical Anatomist.
Closing date: Places will be offered on a first-come-first-served basis. Registrations will close when all places are taken up and, as such, we are unable to provide a precise closing date.
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Course fee: Students: £30
Doctors: £55
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