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  • FAMUS Course, 20 October 2025, Bristol - 20/10/2025 - All Day
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The Society for Acute Medicine (SAM) is the national representative body for staff caring for medical patients in the acute hospital setting.

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Company Name : Society for Acute Medicine
Registration number : 07551254
Country of registration : England and Wales
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