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Sustainability Webinar Series Reusable Resources

Tue
14
May
2024
Start 6:00 PM
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End 7:00 PM
  • 1   CPD Point
1 CPD Point
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Let's make surgical practice more sustainable.

Join us for the third session in our three-part sustainability series focusing on different aspects of sustainability in surgery. This session will focus on reusable resources in a surgical setting, how to use reusable resources and the possible impacts.

Our Sustainability Champions will join us, and the webinar will include a Q&A session to allow you to have your say and raise any questions on sustainability.

All webinars are free for RCS England members. 

This webinar is accredited by the Royal College of Surgeons of England for 1 CPD point.

Please note if you are not currently a member but would like to know more about RCS England membership, then please visit our membership page or reach out to the team at membership@rcseng.ac.uk.


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