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The Association for Palliative Medicine of Great Britain and Ireland (APM) is an association of doctors who work in hospices and specialist palliative care units in hospitals. Formed in 1986, it now has approximately 1000 members from all over the UK and Ireland, and includes doctors based overseas. If you are an APM member and would like to use the site, please click on `Register` and fill in your details. If you are not yet a member and wish to join the APM, please contact Sabine Tuck at the address below. For trainees, the APM Trainees` Committee (informally known as The Doyle Club committee) represents palliative medicine registrars across the UK. The aim is to information gather and network on matters pertaining to training and facilitate organisation of twice yearly APM Trainee study days, which rotate through the various deaneries in the UK and Ireland. All doctors training in palliative medicine who are members of the APM are automatically members of `APM Trainees` (Doyle Club) . The APM Trainees` Committee itself consists of 14 members who co-ordinate activities and represent trainees on other APM committees such as the executive committee, the SAC, ethics committee, science committee and others. We also have a rep in each region/deanery and hope that this means that there is a clear structure for registrars to get help or advice should they need it, as well as for the committee to get regional information. This site is best viewed using MS IE 5.0 or greater at screen resolution 1024 x 768 public non-members pages link below for more resources. Contact us at our registered offices: Association for Palliative Medicine of Great Britain and Ireland 76 Botley Road, Park Gate, Southampton SO31 1BA tel: 01489 565665 email: sabine [dot] tuck [AT] palliative-medicine [dot] org The Association for Palliative Medicine is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales with company number 3164340 |
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