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Hertfordshire, University of, MSc, Advancing Practice in Immunology

University of Hertfordshire
 United Kingdom

 

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This pathway is suitable for professionals who are involved in the care of anyone who has a medical problem that is underpinned by the immune systems; this includes not only those working within the field of immunology, but also those who are working in any speciality where a knowledge of the immune systems is of essential value; this includes amongst other specialities, the fields of asthma and allergies, diabetes, autoimmune disease, infectious diseases, cancer and haematology, nephrology, critical and emergency care and tissue viability.

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