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SEMPRIS Horizons Edition 35

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Knife in the Fast Lane

Not Like Everybody Else

SEMPRIS Horizons Edition 13

Introducing a New System for Renewal Quotations

SEMPRIS Horizons Edition 12

SEMPRIS Horizons Edition 11

Technology and the Superhumans

Downhill all the way – how one man is taking medicine to the mountain

Richard Booth QC explores some of the risks associated with problem sports

Richard Booth QC asks: “What is the role of club doctor who is also a committee member?”

Richard Booth QC: The pressures on club doctors to declare a player fit

Andrew Latham from Capsticks on the importance of keeping information safe

Introducing Tom Corbett, Aspiring Orthopaedic Surgeon

Where will SEMPRIS be in 2019?

Sport, Medicine and the Law: Risk and Resilience Conference, 12th February – London

Department of Health and Social Care Seeks Views on Indemnity Cover for Health Professionals

The FSEM amends Professional Code

Leading Sports Medicine Doctors Feature in New SEMPRIS Video

SEMS Medico-Legal and Anti-Doping Issues – a Pandora’s Box

Account Executive trekking The Grand Canyon

Response to UKADIS by Neil Redman on doping and indemnity implications

40% of SEM Specialist Register are SEMPRIS Members

SEMPRIS Sponsorship for Prostate Cancer UK

Policy improvements & another year of held subscription rates

New SEMPRIS Website Launches

Football Medicine Strategies Conference by Isokinetic

Run-Off Extended to 10 Years

The Medical Defence Union believes Insurance should be mandatory