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Written by Maj Liv Eide
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Thursday, 18 February 2010 04:59 |
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REGULATIONS
OF THE EUROPEAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF CYTOTECHNOLOGY (EACC)
OF THE EUROPEAN FEDERATION OF CYTOLOGY SOCIETIES (EFCS)
The EACC’s aims and activities include all subjects concerning the Cytotechnologist (CT) profession and are responsible for the European Special Session for Cytotechnologist to be held during the annual European Congress of Cytology.
The committee is composed of Members, Chairperson and Secretary.
Membership
Members are nominated to sit in the EACC by the Cytology Society in their home country; one member per European country.
A retiring member is succeeded by a Cytotechnologist elected in his/her country for the EACC. The elected member should preferably serve for at least 4 years.
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Written by Maj Liv Eide
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Thursday, 18 February 2010 08:44 |
EUROPEAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF CYTOTECHNOLOGY
Committee members September 2009
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Written by Maj Liv Eide
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Thursday, 18 February 2010 15:12 |
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A Web Site of the European Advisory Committee of Cytotechnology (EACC) has been created into the EFCS enviromnent.
What is the Goal of this Activity?
In Europe there are about 4000 Cytotechnologists.
Without their constant dedicated work, the fight against cervical cancer would be impossible.
With this web based communication tool we try to increase the communication of cytotechnological delegates from all countries in Europe under the auspices of the EFCS.
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