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Each group needs to have an identified co-ordinator, who will help organise local meetings and study days . This person does not need to actually run such days, but to be willing to co-ordinate them. In some groups, this has involved setting up dates and venues for the year. In other groups, the venue stays the same, but the co-ordinator organises speakers to come, or books to review.
Members have also found that the groups give an opportunity to hear feedback from recent courses attended.
Groups are then encouraged to report in the Newsletter on each meeting. This gives other groups ideas on topics of interest. It also gives the journal committee invaluable feedback from members.
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