Book your FREE place on the first of our Autopsy webinar series - When to refer to a forensic pathologist. This one-hour webinar is scheduled for 22 May at 1pm. Don't miss out. #AutopsyWebinar #ForensicPathology ow.ly/xAfs50Rm2H5

We are delivering a 6-part Global Antimicrobial Resistance webinar series with speakers from the UK and countries around the world. If you would like to learn more about webinar 2 - Antimicrobial Stewardship in the Community, please click here ow.ly/kAwS50Razo5

This month's President's Newsletter is all about collaboration. Between pathologists & industry professionals to advance patient care. Between Royal Colleges to advocate for healthcare. Between stakeholders to improve workforce data collection & planning. ow.ly/pAz950RquLg

Did you know that developing learning materials can earn you up to 10 credits per year?

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Prof Peter Johnston will host Prof Keith Hunter, Dr Phil Da Forno and Dr Gillian Hall on 7 May at 1-1.45pm GMT for our latest webinar on reporting of carcinomas of the oral cavity. Don’t miss out by signing up for free and gain 1 #CPD point: ow.ly/1we250RjB37
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Join us for the second of our Gestational Trophoblastic Disease webinars and hear from Dr Katie McDonald and Dr Baljeet Kaur. Scheduled for 20 May @ 1pm. Book your free place now. #GestationalTrophoblasticDisease ow.ly/AZrz50Rm67U

We are delivering a 6-part Global Antimicrobial Resistance webinar series with speakers from the UK and countries around the world. If you would like to learn more about webinar 1 - Global Perspectives on Antimicrobial Resistance, please click here ow.ly/qQ5m50Razjq

ICYMI, read College President Bernie Croal's April newsletter. Find out about the College's inaugural industry event, death certificate regulations, Foundation Fellowships and more... ow.ly/YA7T50Rp6Rm..

If you ever find yourself asking 'but what does the College actually do?', then we're here to help. Our new blog series shines a spotlight on each College team, demystifying their work and its value for members. We start with Professional Guidelines.

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In our April Bulletin, Sheri Scott Sheri Scott investigates the impact of healthcare, and pathology specifically, on the environment. Discover more about the key strategies that can help to achieve a more sustainable and green service: ow.ly/he4450Rg24Z

The Group B Strep Support 2024 Group B Strep in pregnancy and babies virtual conference is on Wednesday 15 May 2024 and is for all healthcare professionals interested in group B Strep, especially those working in maternity and neonatal care. Book today at ow.ly/iVtA50Rm0vv

Lymphoma Management 2024 is a collaboration between Lymphoma Action and the Oxford Centre for Haematology. Lymphoma Management is one of the leading events for healthcare professionals working in the lymphoma field.
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College Registrar, Prof Sarah Coupland, celebrates the life of Prof Thomas Grogan, and his groundbreaking work in cancer medicine
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Bookings are now open for the Risk assessment in pT1 colorectal cancer webinar on Thursday 16 May at 1pm. Click here to find out more information and book your FREE place: ow.ly/PgKu50RmXih
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Join us for the first of our Gestational Trophoblastic Disease webinars and hear from Dr Geoffrey Maher and Dr Sophie Stenton. The webinar will be held on Monday 13 May at 1pm.

Book your free place now: ow.ly/56GC50RmXIy
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Dr Claire Gordon, Consultant in Infection, reflects on a UK Health Security Agency report that details the various impacts climate change may have on health, from exacerbating infectious diseases to the consequences of running sustainable pathology services. Read more:
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Interested in receptor inhibitor efgartigimod in adults with primary immune thrombocytopenia?

Check out the podcast HaemSTAR 💙 and you can claim #CPD credits for listening.

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Join Prof Richard Riley as he discusses the most common issues encountered during statistical peer review at The BMJ, and explains how to avoid these problems in your articles.

Register here ow.ly/gfyK50R11I8 for 1 #CPD credit.

Join this free online webinar on harnessing the benefits of infection prevention and control. It will be held on Thursday 9 May, 13:00–14:00pm, and consist of a short presentation with an opportunity to ask questions to an expert panel.

Register here: ow.ly/z5CV50RmX9T

Last week we held our inaugural Industry Leaders' Forum to explore potential collaborations between industry and the profession. Read about the highlights here: ow.ly/fQH550RmQtz..