BMA Cymru Wales has decided to extend the Option 7 campaign which is aimed at improving the lives of junior doctors in Wales. We have taken this decision due to the increasingly alarming picture which has emerged since we launched the campaign in July this year. Junior doctors have been afraid to voice concerns for [...]
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Option 7 campaign extended
Thursday, November 26th, 2009
Chairman of Welsh Council Invites Questions
Monday, August 24th, 2009The Welsh Secretary’s blog is part of a wide range of social media initiatives to ensure communication with our members is as accessible and wide-ranging as possible. While trying to keep our members and anyone else who reads this blog up to date with current activities, hot topics and general policy position of BMA Cymru [...]
EWTD highlights the growing need for BMA Cymru Wales’ Option 7 Campaign
Tuesday, August 18th, 2009This Sunday Times article just goes to show how important and timely BMA Cymru Wales’ Option 7 Campaign is. Although this article refers to Scotland, the situation is more than likely being replicated in other parts of the UK. The Option 7 Campaign (named after the option on the BMA hotline) was originally set up [...]
New Option 7 Campaign facebook group – for supporters of junior doctors
Tuesday, August 4th, 2009In addition to the last bog post, unveiling the launch of BMA Cymru Wales’ Option 7 Campaign, we have now set up an additional facebook group, for friends/ colleagues/ family members of junior doctors in Wales to show their support for the cause. Join the BMA Cymru Wales Option 7 Campaign – supporters of junior [...]
The Option 7 campaign – to improve the lives of junior doctors in Wales
Friday, July 31st, 2009BMA Cymru Wales is today launching a campaign aimed at improving the working lives of junior doctors in Wales. It’s previously been touched upon on this blog, but we have now become extremely concerned about the working conditions of junior doctors and the impact that this could have both on careers and on patient safety. [...]