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We are excited to provide a page for you to catch up with all of our previous CT Forums.
The CT Forums are held on a regular basis in order to update our collection network on any new developments.
Click the link to each of the Forums below to see what was covered.
CT Forum July 2025

CT Forum June 2025

CT Forum May 2025

CT Forum April 2025

CT Forum March 2025

CT Forum February 2025

CT Forum January 2025

CT Forum Christmas Countdown

HK Matrix Quarterly Update

CT Forum November 2024

CT Forum October 2024
CT Forum September 2024

CT Forum July 2024

HK/Matrix Monthly Update

CT Forum June 2024

CT Forum May 2024

CT Forum March 2024

CT Forum January 2024

CT Christmas Forum 2023

CT Forum November 2023

CT Forum – Skedulo and Migration

CT Forum October 2023

CT Forum September 2023

Skedulo Session 3

CT Forum August 2023

HK Newsletter Summer 2023
Skedulo Mop Up CT Forum

Matrix CT Forum July 2023

CT Forum June 2023

Alcohol Testing Clinicians Forum

CT Forum_ Skedulo Demonstration

Workbook and Cascade Training Matrix CO’s

Client Implementation and Relationship Management

Cascade Training

CT Forum – Feb 2023

HK Newsletter – Jan 23
CT Forum January 2023

CT Forum Booking Process – December 2022

CT Forum October

Uploading Receipts

MSU Video Walkthrough

CT Forum – June

CT Forum – May

CT Forum – Proposed new process for submitting availability

CT Forum – Network Update and SYNLAB Testing Process

CT Forum – December 2021

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