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Toxicology

On this page you'll find a hub of resources for those working in toxicology, including links to upcoming College and CPD-accredited events.

Toxicology SAC

The Toxicology Specialty Advisory Committee (SAC) meet twice a year. Find out more about who is on the committee and read the minutes on the committee page.

Toxicology SAC

Upcoming events

Clinical User Meeting

19 November 2019
London - North West London

Scotland Regional Symposium 2019

20 November 2019
Scotland

Medical Examiner Officer (MEO) Face to Face Training

22 January 2020
London - North, Central and East London

Medical Examiner (ME) face to face training session

11 February 2020
London - North, Central and East London

Medical Examiner (ME) face to face training session

19 February 2020
London - North West London

Medical Examiner Officer (MEO) Face to Face Training

17 March 2020
London - North, Central and East London

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New toxicology resources

Toxicology - Testosterone (Steroid Hormone)
Medical Examiners Committee - June 2019

June 2019
Toxicology SAC Minutes - April 2019

June 2019
Toxicology SAC Minutes - October 2018

December 2018

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More resources for pathologists

Protecting patient safety

Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

Patient safety and quality improvement

British Toxicology Society

The British Toxicology Society is a society for all fields of professional toxicologists and all with an interest in toxicology.

Toxicology learning resources

Find out more about training, assessment and examinations in toxicology.

Toxicology training pathway
Toxicology curriculum
Toxicology examinations

External Support for Toxicology

British Society of Toxicological Pathologists
Society of Toxicological Pathologists
European Society of Toxicological Pathology
The LTG (London Toxicology Group)
UK and Ireland Association of Forensic Toxicologists (UKIAFT)
International Association of Therapeutic Drug Monitoring and Clinical Toxicology
Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS)
Association of Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Medicine
Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)

I just love being in the lab – method development especially. Let’s say a new drug appears that we need to screen for. We have to develop a method to measure it, and it’s a matter of how accurate we can make that test.

Nigel Brown Toxicologist

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