Our Travel Health Update was a great success

With summer holidays looming on the horizon it was unsurprising that our Travel Health Update held on the 30 June 2016 proved very popular. It covered many important updates on travel health including advice on the current outbreak of the Zika virus, recent developments in travel medicine and new data on vaccines.

Feedback on the event was very positive; attendees praised the understanding and knowledge of the speaker, commenting on their approachability and how easy it had been to ask questions thoughout the workshop.

When asked for suggestions on how we could make this event even better, one reply was “It’s a very informative session, so I don’t know how you can improve it”.

Our next event ‘Leadership through change: making the most of your staff - Practice Manager Conference’ is taking place on 22 September 2016.  This combination of seminars and practical workshops will provide delegates with the necessary tools to deal with the changing and often challenging, environment of general practice

If you would like to know more about our workshops The LEAD Calendar of Events 2016/2017 is available on our  website at:

https://www.lmc.org.uk/events.html

Or you can download a pdf  by clicking on the link: annual programme of events for April 2016 to March 2017

More events will continue to be added so please do check for updates.

Last updated : 22 Jul 2016

 

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