CardioThoracics

Hi Everyone!

The time has come to put yourself forward for the new CardioThoracics Committee 12/13!! MedSoc and the SU have changed the way we form new committees, so now its a new democratic system, allowing people to put their manifestos forward, and then for members to vote on their chosen candidates!!

It's very important that you all sign up on our website in order to cast your vote or run for a position. You can do this at http://www.su.nottingham.ac.uk/getinvolved/medsocs/cardiothoracic/, membership is FREE!!!

Attached is the elections form with instructions on how to put yourself forward for a position, with some additional instructions below. For those that have already applied, we apologise again that you've had to do this twice, but hopefully it will all be worth it!!

Even if you aren't sure about becoming part of the committee, please do sign up online so we can keep track of our members and keep giving you vital information about this years events!

Any questions, drop us a line :)

Cardiothoracic Not sure how to clerk a patient? Look out for our CP1 OSLER practice session coming very soon!!CRH in a nutshell, a revision session designed to help you to keep passing those exams...

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK2214/

Here's a little something to help get your head around ECG's before our upcoming:-

ECG TEACHING SESSION ON 26TH MARCH

Conquering the ECG - Cardiology Explained - NCBI Bookshelf Besides the stethoscope, the electrocardiogram (ECG) is the oldest and most enduring tool of the cardiologist. A basic knowledge of the ECG will enhance the understanding of cardiology (not to mention this book).

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