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Centerstone to host free, virtual "Tall Cop" training The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail Galloway WEST FRANKFORT — Centerstone, a national leader in behavioral health care, will host a free, virtual “High in Plain Sight” presentation by Jermaine “Tall Cop” Galloway on May 14 from 1-3 p.m. via Zoom. CEUs and CPDUs are available. “Tall Cop” will provide a free, wraparound-type training that will provide education, prevention and enforcement to address the concerns with underage drin...

exocad Supports Joint UK Digital Dentistry Event To Showcase Full ChairsideCAD Workflow Single-visit dentistry roadshow in four UK cities with Dr. Gulshan Murgai DARMSTADT, Germany, May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- exocad GmbH (exocad), an Align Technology, Inc. company and a leading provider of dental CAD software, today announced its participation in the "Digital Dentistry Hands-on" events series for dentists and implant surgeons in the United Kingdom. The roadshow, scheduled between April and Jul...

The Chamber of Advocates remains disappointed with the amendments that have been made to the Code of Organisation and Civil Procedure after the enactment of the Legal Profession (Reform) Act. It reiterates that the few amendments made were merely a frail attempt to pay lip service to the regulation of the profession and the bill, as it is, remains unfit for purpose. We are mostly aggrieved that, for reasons yet unknown and which remain inexplicable to the common sense of most, only a few of the...

A fitting send-off for Justice Iain Morley Spread the love The tenure of Justice Iain Morley as a High Court judge in Antigua and Barbuda has come to an end as the Judge has been reassigned to St. Kitts and Nevis. In recognition of his contribution to the local criminal justice system over the past four years, the Judiciary held a virtual send off for the well-learned barrister on Monday. Justice Ann-Marie Smith, who recently joined the High Court bench in Antigua as a criminal Judge replacing ...

SRUC believes that a foundation in agriculture can be applicable to many other future careers BOTH TEACHERS and farmers could play a much bigger role in ensuring more school pupils have the opportunity to learn about food and farming. Carla Coghlan is one year into her post as Schools Lead at SRUC and is passionate about ensuring that more children across Scotland can learn about the agricultural industry during their school education and believes getting teachers on board could be the bes...

THE University of Sunderland is set to build a multi-million pound facility to help train the medical professionals of tomorrow using human tissue. Sunderland City Council has granted planning permission for a new ‘cadaveric centre’ at the university’s city campus and work is expected to start in around six weeks. When completed, the centre will be key to the newly-established School of Medicine, provide training for other students within the Faculty of Health Sciences and Wellbeing...

The recent release of the report of a panel of inquiry that probed the affairs of the Sri Lanka Medical Council (SLMC) and the subsequent removal of its President and four members by the Minister of Health has brought to the surface many problems concerning this important statutory body. It is well known that the inquiry was initiated by a complaint made by the office-bearers of a powerful trade union who happen to be members of the council. Many deficiencies, shortcomings and irregularities in...