Last modified: 11 May 2000
- local support groups
- professional counselling and supervised befriending
- the latest research and "happenings" in the transplant world
- conferences and workshops on the important issues
- ways of finding and sharing hard to get information
Fresh thoughts on organ donation
Mr William Barry, a carer and Director of the
Manningford Trust
Who gets treated? The hard decisions
Dr Dennis Cox, GP specialist in ethics and
law
Live donor practice and possibilities
Dr Peter Harrison, Consultant Renal
Physician
Using slightly damaged livers
Dr. D Mirza, QEH Birmingham Research Department
Also:
Contributions from other specialists in counselling, community and social work,
support networks, etc.
Full board (24 hours) L95 Saturday only, including lunch L50
EARLY PAYMENT DISCOUNT: 25% off all or any part of the cost paid by 31 July. Payment in full, please, by 31 August.
FURTHER DISCOUNTS are available for members of S.T.A.R.S. or where it is agreed that special circumstances apply. Contact the Membership Secretary at the address below.
Send to:
The Revd Fernley R Symons,The Conference programme will begin at 4.00 p.m. on 22 September and end at 5.30 p.m. the following day. Accommodation is in single study bedrooms. Please note that Professor Sir Roy Calne will not be with us on the Saturday. Full details of the College amenities will be sent with booking confirmation. There is good wheelchair access. Non-members of S.T.A.R.S. may send for a membership application form to enroll before booking their conference places.
S.T.A.R.S. Membership Secretary
8 Priory Gardens
Shirehampton, BRISTOL
BS11 0BZ
United KingdomTelephone/Fax +44 0117 982 2737
E-mail: 100333.2766@compuserve.com