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Do you work in a Critical Care Unit South of theTyne? If so, The Northern Regional Committee
is actively seeking to recruit YOU!The Northern Regional Committee is a friendly, fun groupwho enjoy organizing educational opportunities and sharingbest practice with others. At present, all our committee mem-bers are drawn from hospitals north of the river Tyne, so wewould really welcome representation from the south of ourregional territory. Meetings are currently held in Newcastle,but we would happily alternate future meetings with a venuesouth of the region if we had members from there!
Do you work in critical care in South Tyneside, Gateshead,Durham or Teeside? Are you passionate about critical careissues? Would you like to share your experiences and expertise
with other staff? Could you join us for tea, biscuits and a meet-ing for 90 minutes a month? If the answer is YES, we wouldreally love to hear from you. . .
Why not contact me, [email protected] toarrange to join us at our next meeting to see if it is rightfor you. Go on, you know you want to!! We will evenmake the biscuits chocolate-covered if we know you’recoming. . . .
Lesley AndersonChair Northern Regional Committee
160 Nursing in Critical Care © 2012 British Association of Critical Care Nurses • Vol 17 No 3
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