Responding to the Nuffield Trust analysis showing that the Medical Training (Prioritisation) Act has dramatically reduced the proportion of specialty training places secured by overseas doctors, Dr ...
The challenge is stark. The NHS in Wales is in crisis: general practice is on the brink, clinical academia is fading, public ...
Doctors employed on local contracts can now apply to become SAS doctors, as applications to the EPF (eligibility permanency ...
The BMA's interpersonal mediation service helps GP practices address complex and sensitive workplace issues constructively, ...
Reacting to plans to reduce the number of health boards in the Programme for Government, Dr Iain Kennedy, Chair of BMA Scotland, said: ...
The BMA is supporting an appeal to the Supreme Court in a case against the GMC over its duty of care to doctors, after a ...
We want to show our solidarity with the Nepal Medical Association and recognise the extraordinary humanitarian response already underway, and the healthcare professionals — in Nepal, Tibet, and ...
Dr Murray-Cavanagh, a GP in Wester Hailes, Edinburgh, and the first woman to hold the post of BMA Scottish council chair ...
The Hillsborough Law, which is making its way through Parliament, will establish new standards and expectations of conduct ...
Dr Nóra Murray-Cavanagh has been elected unopposed as the new Chair of the British Medical Association’s Scottish Council, the first woman to take up the post for more than 60 years.
Press release from BMA Northern Ireland. Dr David Farren, chair of BMA’ Northern Ireland consultants committee, said: ...
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