Yesterday was a great day for 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. The opportunity for Welsh Speciality doctors who meet the national criteria for Specialists to be regraded became national policy. A win for fairness. I am delighted. Alison Shaw SAS Betsi Alka Ahuja MBE 👏👏👏🎉🥳🎉

The SAS Collective Royal College of Anaesthetists Association of Anaesthetists Use this document to convert Specialty to Specialist doctors, time to recognise the major contribution these senior doctors make to our NHS and make your department stronger and better #Sasdoctorsrule

“There is no such thing as a non-training doctor”. Emma Wain wonderfully summed up who SAS doctors are and why they’re so important at our SAS Doctors Reception.

Leanne Davison EMSAS Siobhan Quinn Clodagh Corrigan Mark Feenan This is very important for our ageing medical workforce. As we age both physical and cognitive function declines and we develop more chronic health conditions. job plans need to be adjusted. I hope this proposal was accepted. Occupational Health can help advise on adjustments

My GPs doors are open,there's no buzzer to get in,the receptionists are pleasant & helpful.The last time I called about my sick child,late in the day,I was called back within an hour,problem dealt with over the phone & prescription issued. #SaveGP Mike Nesbitt RCGPNI

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Fewer practices; More patients; Funding still not sufficient to meet the needs of our patients. This is not a picture of stability and no where near a foundation that can shoulder the burden of more “shift left”

Thinking of all my GP colleagues from minority ethnic or international backgrounds delivering much needed care in all communities against the backdrop of this appalling violence criminality and racism I pray you stay safe. Remember our society really values you RCGPNI

Thank you Dr Joanne Younge

Motion 23 passes at #BMAARM25 finding the GMC is no longer fit for purpose and does not represent the interests of the public or the medical profession. ✒️Sign the BMA register and show your support for change activism.bma.org.uk/page/172664/pe…

📢"Justice, dignity, and the duty of care that governments’ owe to those they relied on" Read Dr Nóra Murray-Cavanagh's full speech at #BMAARM2025 on making Long Covid an an occupational disease for healthcare workers. The motion passed in all parts! 👏👏👏 bmascotland.home.blog/2025/06/24/jus…

The first NI motion at ARM calls for rights for disabled people and their carers. The motion is carried.

Am very privileged to be able to call Clodagh Corrigan a friend and colleague, and am absolutely delighted that she has just been elected as deputy chair of RB at BMA ARM. First time I believe, that someone from NI has held this role. BMA Northern Ireland BMA SAS Doctors #sasbychoice #abilitynotgrade

We are proud to announce that Dr Clodagh Corrigan, deputy chair of NI Council and member of the NISASC committee has been elected to the post of Deputy Chair of the Representative Body. Congratulations Clodagh Corrigan #BMAARM25

Congratulations to Clodagh Corrigan on her election, following her exemplary hustings speech. She will be an inspirational role model & a powerful advocate for doctors.

Just completed this free suicide awareness training as a new Clinical Lead for Towards Zero Suicide #TZS #SeeSaySignpost This should actually be mandatory training for EVERYONE in the same way as basic life support/CPR skills and has the potential to SAVE lives.

I've just signed @theBMA's doctors' register calling for a new regulator that understands doctors and protects patients. activism.bma.org.uk/page/172664/pe…

The GMC is failing us. Join the BMA's NEW register to show your support for change. 🔗 activism.bma.org.uk/page/172664/pe… It's open to all doctors, so spread the word to your friends and colleagues.

Today is the start of #DisabilityPrideMonth Through the month, we’ll share examples of how we’re supporting more inclusive practices for doctors and patients. Read from our new RB deputy chair Clodagh Corrigan on normalising disability in the workplace bma.org.uk/news-and-opini…

If you can't see it, you can't be it Without accepting and normalising differences of ability we will lose valuable insights, perspectives and unique skills. #DisabilityPrideMonth