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- you know it makes sense!
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Just to let you know Kim has asked that we be at the Royal College by 10.30am. Posted Thursday, July 28, 2005
byJhumur
• Books to read over the summer
Kim would like to read on or more of the following books over the next few weeks for discussion at a later date. They all have some medical context but are generally just very good reads. Cheaper prices can be found on Amazon.co.uk etc.
Wrong Rooms: A Memoir Mark Sanderson £7.99 Paperback 304 pages (March 3, 2003) Publisher: Scribner ISBN: 0743220102
After the KSS GPR deanery meeting, this forum was created for the trainees at kss deanery. This can be found at doctors net under education and training. The name of the forum is Kent Sussex and Surrey GPVTS Forum (CL) Posted Friday, July 22, 2005
bySiva
• Dinner at Cafe Mauresque
Last week the Canterbury GP 'posse' went out for no better reason than to have a good time.
Suzanne, Chinni, Allan, Andy - and Bill
Andy, Bill - in another special pose and George
Kim and Jhumur after a few glasses
Beverley, Ayesha, Guy... and Allan. Hmmm.
Allan again with the ladies - Julia, our sponsor and Suzanne
• All new GPR should have completed some forms.........
When a GP Registrar starts in a new practice the following forms should be completed according to the accompanying guidance.
visit the following links. then contact the training practice ASAP. Otherwise you may not get your pay on time.
http://www.gpkss.ac.uk/vti/index.htm Then follow the link on the left to GPR Training information. once your in this page scroll down and download all necessary forms.
Congratulations to Claire who passed with distinction, and also to Steve, Bimal and Joanna who passed the modules they sat. Hoping to hear how everyone else did too. Rather think drinks are in order! Posted Tuesday, July 19, 2005
byJhumur
