Scottish Primary Health Care Conference and Exhibition

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	EPASS This conference is EPASS accredited. The numberof learning hours from attending this conference will be confirmed shortly.
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	Nutrition Society The Nutrition Society was established in 1941 ‘to advance the scientific study of nutrition and its application to the maintenance of human and animal health'. Highly regarded by the scientific community, the Society is the largest learned society for nutrition in Europe. Membership is worldwide but most members live in Europe. Membership is open to those with a genuine interest in the science of human or animal nutrition. The Society publishes four journals, four textbooks and three monographs, runs at least three scientific conferences each year, as well as contributing to joint meetings with other organisations and vigorously promotes nutritional science and professional study. For more information on the Society’s activities please visit the website www.nutritionsociety.org
	Scottish Practice Nurses Association Working for Practice Nurses in Scotland In 1989 The Scottish Practice Nurses Association was formed by a group of experienced practice nurses from all over Scotland who firmly believed in the concept of practice nursing as a provision of specialist care in its own right. To this end we developed education for others in practice nursing and worked with other organisations to provide relevant courses which were needed to meet the requirements of a rapidly expanding role within primary care. Over the years practice nurses have given up their time to work for an organisation which they believe in, providing education and attending national and Scottish Office meetings promoting and negotiating the role of practice nurses within primary care. Further information on our organisation can be found at www.spna.org.uk