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PCDS 30th birthday | Broadening our offerings (DfS) | PCDS in your pocket – app coming in 2024

Dr Ben Kay, PCDS Engagement Officer

Human birthdays mark a year of growth and provide an opportunity to appreciate all that we are and have been. As a society, the PCDS is approaching its 30th year in 2024. The society, founded to address the limited training that many UK medical graduates experienced, has expanded its remit by providing support and education to all members of the primary care team. The PCDS executive committee has used the society’s upcoming birthday as an opportunity to pause, reflect and appreciate all that it is and has been. As per the society founders’ mandate, we continue on the mission to provide educational opportunities in many formats, including an excellent website and many focused and informative courses.

Dermatology in practice 2023; 29(2): 46–46
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