How to register to MRCS in Surgery from U.A.E?
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Phone up the Royal college of Surgeons: there are some overseas exams these days. However there is a HIGH failure rate in these. You are advised to go on the official MRCS courses...where I will teach you!!!\nBrush up your anatomy and physiology.\nFor the viva there is a good book by David Lowe on the Pathology.\nGood Luck
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go to the british embasy and apply
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Could be bad enough that surgery is required; you will need to know the CIN numbers (invasion level).  Surgery could potentially be inpatient and could be cryo.
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You can contact the medical associations in all English speaking countries. They are usually quite helpful. Best of luck in your search.
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Go to the emergency room.  By law, they have to see you and treat you.  If it's some type of surgery, etc that you need, they may transfer you to a University hospital.
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Yes its normally easy to change your gp.Everyone has a medical card which you would off been sent from your gp your husband has now,take it along to the surgery you want to change to and they should accept you as there patient,this will all depend if they are accepting new patients thou.If they aint they will give you a number for all gps in your area which maybe accepting new patients.Good Luck
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http://www.aperfectcv.co.uk/applicationforms.html
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Here is the info from Oxford university website:\nMaster of Surgery (MCh)\nOxford University > postgraduate > Course types > Master of Surgery (MCh)\n\nThis degree, like the DM, is open under specified conditions to candidates holding the Oxford BM, BCh after ten years from their matriculation and similarly to those holding an Oxford MA together with a registrable medical degree of another university.\n\nFurther details may be obtained from:\n\nThe Medical School Office,\nThe John Radcliffe,\nHeadington, Oxford OX3 9DU.\nTel: 01865 851045\n\nIn Melbourne University, to apply for Masters in surgery, you need to have an MBBS degree.\nwww.medicine.unimelb.edu.au/docs/MSurgProgramDescription.pdf\n\nIt varies from one university to another.\n\ncc
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You need to know the hospital or facility where the surgery took place, then contact the medical records department (also known as HIMS) and see if the records  are on microfilm, archived or electronically scanned. most places keep the information for a period of time one paper in case they get sued then they convert the records electronically
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General Medical Council licenses doctors in the UK. \nhttp://www.gmc-uk.org/
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From the UK Charity Commission;\n\nTo register your organisation as a charity you will need to make a formal application to the UK Charity Commission. You will need a Registration Application Pack. (see source)
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What do u mean? \n\nDo u wanna practice online surgery or what?\n\nUnfortunately the government doesnt allow this...
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Columbus Childrens Hospital in Columbus, Ohio USA.  They do free surgery's all the time here.  Contact the US Embassy that you want to get in touch with Donna A. Caniano,M.D.she is the cheif of pediatric surgery and her number is (800) 825-6695. She will do the surgery.  Good Luck
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http://www.bmf.com.br/2004/pages/mbre2/\nit may require membership
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go to the ers webpage
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Try the R.O.R.C. website:\n\nhttp://www.rorc.org
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http://cess.fas.harvard.edu/CESSpg_conf_reg3.html\n\nfill in this registration form.