MWF Supports the SAS Collective
MWF – The Medical Women’s Federation is delighted to formally endorse the work of the SAS Collective, a group of specialist, associate specialist and specialty doctors working to improve the careers and retention of SAS and locally employed d...
MWF statement on difficulties for women doctors in leadership role
Reply from Amanda Pritchard regarding
On Monday 15th April, MWF wrote a letter to Amanda Pritchard, Chief Executive of NHS England, and the Rt Hon Victoria Atkins MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, to express grave concerns that new registrations for secondary care staff...
Letter to Amanda Pritchard and Victoria Atkins
On Monday 15th April, MWF wrote a letter to Amanda Pritchard, Chief Executive of NHS England, and the Rt Hon Victoria Atkins MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, to express grave concerns that new registrations for secondary care staff...
MWF Spring Conference Raffle
MWF Raffle
MWF is delighted to announce that we will holding a raffle at the MWF Spring Conference on 10th May 2024. Proceeds from the raffle will be split between the MWF Presidents chosen charity Médecins Sans Frontières and MWF. To buy a raffle t...
Smart Works
MWF will be running a Smart Works stall at the MWF Spring Conference on the 10th May 2024. Smart Works is a charity that dresses and coaches unemployed women in preparation for a job interview. Bring along your high-quality clothing donations to chan...
MWF Letter to RSM RE Cosmetic Surgery Course
On the 5th April, MWF wrote a letter to the Royal Society of Medicine to express concerns over the marketing of an event being run there. Please read the full letter below:
ACCIA
ACCIA UPDATE
National Clinical Impact Award (NCIA) scheme applications no longer includes rankings and citations from national nominating organisations. However, MWF would like to support members who are submitting an application and would be delig...
Resources to address sexism and sexual harassment in medicine
MWF is central to new initiatives to address sexism and sexual harassment. Last week, our President, Prof Scarlett McNally, Katie Aldridge, MWF Executive Officer and Dr Rahel Odonde, MWF EDI Officer participated in events at the BMA and the Royal Col...
MWF Supports New Guidance on Reporting Abortions
The Medical Women’s Federation strongly supports the new best practice guidance which will be published soon by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists stating that doctors and healthcare workers should not report suspected illegal abor...