What does BAPM mean?
BAPM means British Association of Perinatal Medicine
What is the abbreviation for British Association of Perinatal Medicine?
British Association of Perinatal Medicine can be abbreviated as BAPM
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What does BAPM stand for? BAPM stands for "British Association of Perinatal Medicine". |
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How to abbreviate "British Association of Perinatal Medicine"? "British Association of Perinatal Medicine" can be abbreviated as BAPM. |
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What is the meaning of BAPM abbreviation? The meaning of BAPM abbreviation is "British Association of Perinatal Medicine". |
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What is BAPM abbreviation? One of the definitions of BAPM is "British Association of Perinatal Medicine". |
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What does BAPM mean? BAPM as abbreviation means "British Association of Perinatal Medicine". |
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What is shorthand of British Association of Perinatal Medicine? The most common shorthand of "British Association of Perinatal Medicine" is BAPM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BJHM - British Journal of Hospital Medicine
- BJIM - British Journal of Industrial Medicine
- BJOSM - British Journal of Sports Medicine
- BAEM - British Association for Emergency Medicine
- BAFM - British Association in Forensic Medicine
- BJSM - British Journal of Sexual Medicine
- BJSM - British Journal of Sports Medicine
- BIMM - British Institute of Musculoskeletal Medicine
- BSRM - British Society of Rehabilitation Medicine
- EAPM - European Association of Perinatal Medicine
- WAPM - World Association of Perinatal Medicine
- BAPM - British Association of Paediatric Medicine
- BSMM - British School of Manual Medicine
- BSCM - British Society of Chinese Medicine
- BCIM - British College of Integrative Medicine
- BCOM - British College of Osteopathic Medicine
- bsim - British Society of Integrated Medicine
- BAEM - British Association of Emergency Medicine
- BAFM - British Association of Forensic Medicine
- BAPhysMed - British Association of Physical Medicine