Anaesthetist Ian Nesbitt tells Jennifer Trueland about his work in giving vital skills to doctors in Ukraine and other conflict areas
Contribute to equality, diversity and inclusion at the association
A medical environment can be overwhelming for any patient, but to those who are neurodivergent, the sensory challenges involved can be enough to put them off obtaining the healthcare they need. Doctors tell Tim Tonkin how an accreditation scheme has made their working environments more accessible
Health leaders who failed to carry out impact assessments and proper consultation ordered to review processes and adjust services for homeless patients
Petition to end use of unacceptable treatment locations submitted by doctors leaders
£290m needed to deliver funding restoration to stabilise general practice, says BMA Scotland
Patients with learning disabilities die earlier, and are more likely to die from avoidable causes. Campaigners say there needs to be better training, more specialist staff and greater insight into their complex needs. Seren Boyd reports
To be an effective voice for patients and doctors in the debate on assisted dying, the BMA had to reach points of consensus between doctors with opposing views. Seren Boyd hears how they got there
