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Graham Nimmo
is a Consultant Physician in ICM and Clinical Education in the Western General Hospital, Edinburgh.

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Alison Britton was educated at the University of Glasgow where she graduated with a Bachelor of Laws Degree and Master of Philosophy in Law & Ethics in Medicine.read more

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Peter Thomson,
Predominantly involved in Intensive Care and High Dependency areas.

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John Crawford, John is jointly responsible for IBM’s Healthcare business in EMEA, leading a team who work with payers, providers, ISV’s and SI’s. read more

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Paddy Gibons

 Dr.Paddy Gibson,Consultant Renal Physician at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and St. John’s Hospital Livingston 

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Scotland leading the way for Acute care practitioners

Acute care practitioners in Scotland never had until now:
The privilege of having an arena to showcase areas of good practice. Bench mark other practices throughout Scotland. Have a national opportunity for education, and most importantly have a voice heard.

Now with the onset of ACAP forum Scotland all this will be possible.

ACAP Scotland is new and exciting network that will enable all acute care practitioners to register as members allowing provision for bi annual events. These events will host guest speakers, work shops and master classes, the opportunity for discussion on topical subjects. Most importantly the forum will facilitate educational and professional development.

ACAP Scotland is a registered charity No: SCO42116

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