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Aims
The British Medical Laser Association is a scientific society
established to promote, for the benefit of the public the
application of laser technology in medicine by:
- Promoting the safe operation of lasers in the treatment
of human disease;
- Promoting research and development in laser technology
in medicine and
by the publication of the useful results of such research;
- Establishing standards in the medical application of
lasers;
- Promoting collaboration and understanding between clinical
and scientific disciplines in the field of laser application.
Benefits
Membership breakdown is approximately 70% clinical, 20%
scientific, 10% commercial. As a member, you will benefit
by:
- Receive the journal Lasers
in Medical Science at vastly reduced rate. Full membership
of the BMLA includes the journal and subscription to BMLA
at less than subscription to journal alone. This is a
peer-reviewed journal that publishes high quality papers
on experimental, clinical and technical aspects of medical
lasers.
- Attend scientific meetings organised by BMLA at reduced
rate.
- Receive Newsletter
with latest information completely free.
- Full membership includes affiliation to the European
Laser Association which is a Europe-wide forum for discussion
on medical lasers.
- Network with friends and colleagues in different disciplines
with opportunities for knowledge transfer.
- Join specialised focus groups.
- Provide input to national and international committees.
- Benefit from continuing education.
- Membership certificate suitable for framing.
- Obtain Core
of Knowledge video at reduced cost.
- Receive multiple choice training questions and answers
free (cost to non-members £50).
- Keep up-to-date via the website www.bmla.co.uk
- Enhanced professional growth.
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Albert Einstein outlined the methods
by which electrons could deal with energy, thus
coining the term"stimulated emission" and laying
the foundations for the invention of the laser. |
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