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Revision as of 14:17, 7 April 2015

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The British Medical Association (BMA) is fundamentally a trade union and professional body for doctors in the UK. The BMA was founded in 1832 by Sir Charles Hastings as he wanted a ‘friendly and scientific’ forum where doctors could advance and exchange medical knowledge. [1]

BMA"s Vision

Their vision is a profession of valued doctors delivering the highest quality health service where:

  • All doctors have strong representation and expert guidance, whenever and wherever they need it
  • All doctors have their individual needs responded to, through career-long support and professional development
  • All doctors are championed by the BMA and their voices are sought, heard and acted upon
  • All doctors can connect with each other as a professional community
  • All doctors can influence the advancement of health and the profession [2]

People

Henrietta Joy - Director of communications and marketing


Notes

  1. History of the BMA BMA, accessed 7 April 2015
  2. About the BMA BMA, accessed 7 April 2015
  3. The Leadership BMA, accessed 7 April 2015