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 British Neuropathological Society - 03/09/2001
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The British Neuropathological Society (BNS) is a professional association. The object of the Society is to further the study of neuropathology, to promote the exchange of scientific information by means of regular meetings, lectures and demonstrations, and to provide the opportunity for discussions between neuropathologists in Britain and 'overseas'.
The website holds details of meetings, the Society Journal (Neuropathology & Applied Neurobiology) and educational material.
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Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland - 03/09/2001
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Welcome to the web pages of the Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Here you will find information about the Society, its meetings and its journals. You can also obtain details of our support schemes for fellowships, and studentships.
Over the years the Society has endeavoured to reflect the interests of its members and these interests have consistently been towards the advancement of pathology. - From morbid anatomy to molecular biology, from histochemistry to in situ hybridisation, from bacteriology to medical microbiology, the Society's meetings have encompassed the inevitable evolutions and necessary developments and much is recorded for posterity in the Society's journals. |
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CMC Revalidation & Appraisal Information - 02/05/2003
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| This is the Cyber Medical College (CMC) resources covering revalidation, Consultant Appraisal and assessment information on the Cyber Medical College. Resources inculde guidelines, supporting documentation, an eCourse and some very useful tools to help you with this important area of your career development. |
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The Internet Pathology Lab - 17/02/2003
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| This popular web resource received over 66 million hits in 2000. The site includes over 1900 images along with text, tutorials, laboratory exercises, and examination items for self-assessment that demonstrate gross and microscopic pathologic findings associated with human disease conditions. Excellent! |
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