BMA page for Keele medical students ! BMA Reps 2021-2022: Iqraa Jalil, Natalia Chilal & Eleanor Braddock
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BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
Our new survey findings shows workplace sexism is still all too common in medicine.
Thanks to @ByChelcie and to everyone who contributed to the report - we will use these findings to work towards change. #EverydaySexism bma.org.uk/sexisminmedicine
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
Further delay from the Government in announcing the NHS pay award, having sat on the pay review body recommendation for weeks.
This shambles is unfair to the millions of NHS workers who deserve to know just how much ministers value their heroic efforts. #FairnessForTheFrontline
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
BMA Council has today voted to oppose the Health and Care Bill ahead of its second reading, on the grounds of ‘significant risks’ to the NHS. It is particularly unwise to implement wholesale reform like this while we are still tackling #COVID19 and resulting backlog of care 1/3
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
We’re the only organisation that provides the expertise and individual support you need - and it’s available the moment you join.
Join the BMA today and pay no membership fee until October 2021 fal.cn/3gD0W
ALT Support, protect, represent. Join the BMA today.
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
@BMAstudents worked with UKFPO to secure additional support for new FY1 doctors, who have the required skills but may feel more anxious compared to predecessors due to Covid-19 disruption to training, with an extra 5 days' voluntary, paid shadowing in 2021.
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BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
Fantastic workshops on activism at #MedStudentConf @BMAstudents from @OmarRisk, Dr Eleanor Wilson and @KMeghrawi - brilliant examples of motions at conference driving real world change for patients.
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
Next step @TheBMA ARM!
Protecting people who use drugs is a healthcare issue, so glad @BMAstudents agreed with me today!
#MedStudentConf
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BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
The motion was Unanimously passed! 🥺🤩
Excited to be Proposing a motion about racial representation in the medical school curricula at the @BMAstudents conference today. Let’s goooooo🙏🏾🚀
#medstudentconf
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
I felt very honoured to be given the chance to speak on this issue after so many brilliant people spoke before me. It is such an important issue and I am happy that my motion could be bracketed underneath the motion from St George’s on racial representation in the curriculum.(2/)
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
As a white med student I recognise my position as someone who should be responsible for educating themselves on the implicit biases that can be self serving in my experience as a med student, future clinician and potential patient. Educating yourself and lobbying is so important!
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
After my exam this morning that was two and a half hours long, I was worried that I would be too tired to engage fully. The motions, speeches and delegates have all been so incredible though and it hasn’t been difficult to engage at all. (1/)
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BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
“Student support should not be one-size-fits-all”.
Rep @CatrionaMcvey presents a motion on supporting medical students with specific learning differences - PASSED with an overwhelming majority.
@bmastudents #MedStudentConf
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
#medstudentconf just passed a motion in support of reusable and recyclable PPE! @alexiskeech @BMAstudents @GreenerNHS
BMA Keele Medical Students retweeted
Thrilled to have enabled this important step forward in keeping our students safe.
Thank you to @graceyswer for reaching out to me to share the extent of this issue.
Thank you @marinadpol for proposing when I could not.
And thank you @BMAstudents #MedStudentConf for passing this!
