Improving Support - MWF Survey 2024
Over the past 5 weeks, we have ran our 2024 survey asking how MWF can serve women in medicine better. We also wanted to know what doctors understand about the processes that are involved in being dismissed by their employer, unfairly criticise...
Postgraduate Doctor Prize 2024
Postgraduate Doctor Prize 2024
Submission deadline: Midnight on Sunday 29th September 2024
Prize: £100 per category (artistic and prose)
Open to: All trainee doctors
We are delighted to announce that the topic for this year's Postgraduate Doc...
Medical School Representative Vacancies
Medical School Representative Vacancies
The Medical Women’s Federation aims to have a student representative at every medical school in the UK. In addition, we have a student representative on Council who is currently Natasha Bocchetta.
If you woul...
In Conversation with MWF - a monthly networking session
Date: 9th July at 6.30pm - 8pm
In Conversation with MWF is a monthly networking session which will allow members and non -members to connect and hear what MWF is up to. This is the first in the series and will be hosted by MWF Preside...
MWF's Manifesto Asks
Medical Women’s Federation manifesto asks:
The Medical Women’s Federation (MWF) is the largest organisation of women doctors and medical students in the UK. Women doctors comprise 49.3% of licenced registered doctors. We are a vital component of the...
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 Newsletters
MWF publishes a newsletter once a month, please click on the links below to read previous editions of our newsletter.
May 2024
https://mailchi.mp/42e58d059dce/mwf-newsletter-9514897
April 2024
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...