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Thursday, June 18, 2009

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Bring and Buy Book Sale
H545

Following on from the success of the text book sale earlier this year, now seems a good time to have another one!

This is an ideal opportunity for second and third years to make some cash and sell on any text books that they have now finished with and for current first and second years to pick up some bargains for next year!

We have therefore reserved room H545 for this sale on Thursday 18th June.  If anyone has books to sell, they need to arrive from 11:00 - 11:30 to set up.  Anyone wishing to purchase books can then turn up from 11:30 - 1:00.

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IAS Visiting Fellow: Prof Debra Roter lecture "Doctors Talking to Patients"
Lecture Theatre, Medical Teaching Centre, Gibbet Hill Road

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GP EDUCATIONAL NETWORK MEETING “Doctors Talking to Patients” 

Professor Debra Roter, is a world authority on physician – patient communication from Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA. She is the developer of the influential Roter Interaction Analysis System (RIAS), which has been used world-wide. This update meeting will be of interest to all GPs, especially those involved in communication skills teaching, Registrars, Course Organisers and others involved in Primary Care education and communication skills teaching.   

To reserve your place, contact:

Jane Harman
Gibbet Hill Farmhouse
糖心TV Medical School
University of 糖心TV
Coventry
CV4 7AL
E-mail: GPEducation@warwick.ac.uk
Tel: 024761 50706 
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IAS Fellow: Prof Debra Roter (Johns Hopkins)
Lecture Theatre, Medical Teaching Centre (MTC), Gibbet Hill Road
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