The IBMS Newsletter email appeared in my inbox
today:
Featured news stories
International Women's Day - In this year's celebration, we focused on women in leadership. We asked six women at different stages in their careers to discuss how they became a leader in their profession. Read more>>
Science week celebrations - This week is Healthcare Science Week and British Science Week. Share your plans with us for these science festivals and celebrations. Read more>>
Implementation of Primary HPV cervical screening in England - Following meetings with the British Association for Cytopathology (BAC), Public Health England (PHE) and the IBMS, the following has been agreed. Read more>>
NHS at 70 - Celebrating the science behind the NHS since 1948 - Help us promote the vital role of biomedical science and our members' contributions to the NHS in celebration of the NHS' 70th birthday.
Email website@ibms.org to submit your stories and photos.
IBMS statement on reflective practice - The IBMS is aware that the High Court ruling regarding Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba has caused some anxiety amongst our members. Read more>>
IBMS Training Team information page - In response to consultations carried out by the IBMS during training sessions, we have created online resources for trainers and verifiers. Visit now>>
There was talk about International Women’s Day.
Am I wrong in thinking that if there was ever a profession in which men are in
the minority, it is mine?
And I was intrigued by the IBMS
statement on reflective practice issued in light of the High Court ruling
regarding Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba. The statement said a lot without actually
saying anything.
This case and ruling worries me…. having been
there myself. We will have a future with no medical professionals because you
can get far more money by driving a train and not have the worry that an honest
mistake will land you in prison.
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