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Mission Statement
To advance understanding of nervous system diseases by promoting excellent practice, training and research in neuropathology
The British Neuropathological Society (BNS) maintains its role as a world leading group of neuropathologists committed to
Research and Scientific Endeavour
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BNS meetings, Memorial Lectures & Symposia (Dorothy Russell & Alfred Meyer Memorial Lecturesl)
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Support for academic activities
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Publication of Neuropathology and Applied Neurobiology
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Awards of bursaries for travel and research
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Support and encouragement for the academic advancement of young scientists and clinical trainees
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Foster inter-disciplinary research collaborations
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Support and facilitate collection of tissue for research brain banks
Quality Assurance of Diagnostic Neuropathology Services
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Workforce planning, benchmarking staffing levels, specification of equipment norms
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Developing practice guidelines
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EQA and Development of Standards
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Nominating Body for Clinical Excellence Awards
Education & Training for Renewal & Expansion of Clinical Neuropathology
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BNS Professional Affairs Committee
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Royal College of Pathologists subcommittee
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Royal College of Pathologists CATT
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Royal College of Pathologists Examinations Committees
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Royal College of Pathologists Academic Affairs
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Establishment and maintenance of SpR posts in Neuropathology
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Education of Histopathology, and Clinical Neurosciences SpRs
Publications through Journal and Textbooks
Social Responsibility
External Relations - UK
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JNC – Joint Neurosciences Council (formerly the Neurological Alliance)
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SBNS – Society of British Neurological Surgeons
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ABN – Association of British Neurologists
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Pathological Society
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BNA – British Neuroscience Association
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MRC – Medical Research Council
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Charities
International Relations
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EuroCNS
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European, American, Japanese and other national societies
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ISN - International Society of Neuropathology – Council, Executive Officers
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Outreach programmes throughout the world
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