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What's next for Women in Surgery?

Mon
23
Sep
2024
Start 6:00 PM
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End 7:00 PM
  • 1   CPD Point
1 CPD Point
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Ready to find out what's next for our Women in Surgery (WinS) Network at RCS England? Want to know more about our WinS Forum and the work they're involved in? Join us for an engaging and informative webinar at 6pm on Monday 23 September with current WinS Chair Tamzin Cuming and newly elected incoming WinS Chair Felicity Meyer. Get to know the new WinS Chair, ask questions and learn more about what the priorities are for WinS over the next few years.

Are you a member of RCS England? Joining us or transferring your membership is simple and offers numerous benefits, including free access to our webinars and exclusive discounts on events. Take advantage of these great opportunities by becoming a member today.

Can’t attend on this date? Register for the webinar, and you’ll be able to access the recording after the event.

Free for RCS England members and affiliates, all our webinars are accredited for up to one CPD point.


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