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2024
- Challenges in post mortem sample collection for DNA analysis: HTA licence and guidance
- Apprentice Bex Pauffley achieves Registered Science Technician
- Happy Monday as Nicola Bean achieves Science Council registration
- Kimberley Hulse achieves Registered Science Technician
- AAPT RSciTech Masterclass 24th January 2025
- Annual Educational Event 2025 date and venue
- Lucy Thorne achieves Registered Science Technician award
- David Fuller inquiry: phase 2 interim report
- Christopher Lambourne achieves RSciTech through shortened route
- Morning Report from the Annual Educational Event 2024
- GB public survey: use of biocidal chemicals when handling the deceased
- Afternoon report of the Annual Educational Event 2024
- AAPT Council and Committees Post-AGM 2024
- Science Council’s Declaration on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
- AAPT RSciTech masterclass report
- RSciTech Shortened Application Route - first success!
- AAPT launch CPD policy and commitment
- Autopsy Technical Standards for Anatomical Pathology Technologists
- Molly Saunders achieves the Registered Scientist award
- AAPT members only webinar - Findings from British autopsies throughout history
- AAPT Consent Training November 2024
- The resilience and preparedness of the United Kingdom
- RSciTech Shortened Application Route (Pilot) for those who hold the Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Science (Anatomical Pathology Technology)
- Receiving the new medical certificate of cause of death (MCCD)
- G160 Guidelines on autopsy practice: Fetal autopsy following antepartum or intrapartum death of non-malformed fetuses (RCPath)
- New RSPH Level 2 certificate for mortuary support staff
- RSciTech Masterclass 5th September 2024
- Volunteers Week 2024
- Dying Matters Conference 2024
- AAPT launch new CPD platform for members
- Application Sprint - A Masterclass in Professional Registration
- William Purves Post Mortem Reconstruction Surgery course
- Viewing the deceased within a NHS mortuary; gathering views of staff within the death profession
- UK technical workforce survey launches
- AAPT Council Nominations 2024
- Report launched for the Science Council Workforce Skills Conference
- Causes of death to be scrutinised in revamp of death certificates
- Kerry Webber achieves the Registered Scientist award
- Eden Users Group meeting 12th April 2024
- Healthcare Science Week 2024
- AAPT Chair Report 2024
- British Science Week 2024 Lunch & Learn events
- National Apprenticeship week - mortuary technician focus
- Annual Educational Event 2024 - call for abstract presenters
- Annual Educational Event (AEE) 2024 - registration is open!
- Introduction to Professional Registration - Virtual Workshops
- AAPT members only webinar 20th March 2.30pm
- Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital - Pride Award for mortuary team
- AAPT Consent Training June 2024
2023
- AAPT Mortuary Managers & Senior APTs study event March 2024
- RSPH Level 4 Diploma in Healthcare Science (APT) update
- Gemma Norburn RSciTech MAAPT CPD award winner
- Morning Report from AEE 2023
- AAPT Annual Educational Event (AEE) 2024 - date for diaries
- AAPT Members Mortuary Manager study event
- Mortuary Benchmarking (including services provided and banding)
- Death Certification Review Service Annual Report 2022-2023
- Yasmin Brown CSci FAAPT admitted to the Chartered Scientist register
- AAPT Members Webinar 2nd November 7pm
- Benchmarking Survey
- RSPH Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Science (APT) success
- AAPT Vice-Chair Lydia Judge-Kronis achieves Chartered Scientist award
- Registered Science Technician award for Tania Fernandes
- Dave Colvin Obituary
- North Tees Training Centre - APT exams re-sits
- AAPT AGM 2023
- New Read Test and Reflect exercise for July 2023
- Rising Star award
- RSPH Level 4 Diploma in Healthcare Science (APT) update
- Apprentice Bex Pauffley achieves Registered Science Technician