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Event.AMMA 2019
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News.Limbs & Things made it to top 100
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Limbs & Things made it to top 100
This Sunday saw the publication of The Sunday Times SME Export Track for SME companies. Limbs & Things has made it to the top 100. SME Export Track 100 ranks Britain's 100 small and medium-sized (SME) companies with the fastest-growing international sales over the latest two years.
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New product launch: Lumbar Puncture & Epidural Range
We are proud to announce the launch of the new range of products that offer realistic, repeatable and cost-effective training in the core skills of Lumbar Puncture and Epidural Anaesthesia for both palpation and ultrasound guided techniques.
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New skin pad range — Now available to buy
One of our most popular ranges, the improved Skin Pads feature a new, more realistic skin texture and unidirectional stretch to mimic the collagen in human skin.
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International Clinical Skills Conference
Will we be seeing you at the 8th International Clinical Skills Conference in May?
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Erb’s Palsy - Better care at birth costs less
Although births are generally safe in the UK, not all of them are as safe as they could be. The PROMPT Maternity Foundation have launched a video about Erb’s Palsy called Better care at birth costs less, that we were proud to sponsor.
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New product launch: Male Rectal Examination Trainer
Our brand new trainer offers realistic, repeatable training in the core skill of digital rectal or PR examination.
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Margot Cooper, founder of Limbs & Things scoops the Lloyds Bank National Business Awards Entrepreneur of the Year 2018
On Thursday 13 November during the Gala Awards Ceremony in London, the winner of the 17th Lloyds Bank National Business Entrepreneur was announced as Limbs & Things founder Margot Cooper.
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How can you best manage non-routine birthing scenarios?
The PROMPT Maternity Foundation video series was designed to demonstrate how to best manage non-routine birthing scenarios.
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Updated Privacy Policy
We want to inform all our customers that we’ve made an update to our data Privacy Policy. At Limbs & Things we take your privacy seriously and we are committed to protecting any data that we collect concerning you.
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Buy online - now available
We are very pleased to announce that, along with the launch of the new websites, we are making online purchasing available for our UK and Australian customers.
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New product launch: Shoulder Injection Trainer - Palpation Guided
We're delighted to announce the launch of our new Shoulder Injection Trainer - Palpation Guided. Designed in collaboration with clinicians, this simple to set up trainer and companion app combines physical practice with the guidance of technology.
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New Paracentesis trainer starts shipping
This new addition to the Procedural Skills range fulfils a fundamental component of core medical training. Developed in conjunction with clinicians and trainers, Limbs & Things has created an anatomically accurate model for the training of both diagnostic and therapeutic techniques of paracentesis.
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New products at IMSH 2018
We will be launching new products, including the Paracentesis Trainer and the Compression Suture Uterus Module for the PROMPT Flex Birthing Simulator at the International Meeting for Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH) this month in Los Angeles.
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New ATLS 10th edition kit available
Early next year, the 10th edition of the renowned Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) course from the American College of Surgeon (ACS) will become available. The ATLS is now taught worldwide and gives medics a systematic approach on how to care for trauma patients.
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AMMA 2019
The Australasian Military Medicine Association (AMMA) is an independent, professional scientific organisation of medical and allied health professionals.
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Prevocational Medical Education Forum
The Canberra Region Medical Education Council and ACT Health will be hosting the Australian and New Zealand Prevocational Medical Education Forum for the first time in 2019.