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AAGBI’s annual meeting for trainee anaesthetists,1st year consultants and medical students – GAT Annual Scientific Meeting takes place 15-17 June 2016, Nottingham Conference Centre, Nottingham.

Join your peers for three days of learning, networking and fun. Don’t miss out. Book your place today.

Exclusive benefits for AAGBI members

  • AAGBI members tickets £195 (non member tickets £300)
  • Special £50 on day tickets for medical students (Wednesday only)
  • Special £95 one day tickets for the FRCA exam day on Friday.
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