Welcome to the BMA

The British Medical Association is the trade union and professional body for doctors in the UK.
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Support your surgery

GP practices are doing their best to meet patients' needs under huge pressure and inadequate funding. Please show your support and help spread the word.
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Interview skills week

8 - 12 November 2021
  • Make your interview stand out
  • Get advice specific to your career stage
  • Have your questions answered by experts
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ARM 2021

Hosted virtually from 13-14 September

Catch the highlights from this year's annual representative meeting - Build back together: supporting our members, supporting our NHS.
Find out more

Risk assessment tool

The BMA has endorsed a simple risk stratification tool to help facilitate your work-based risk assessment. The tool uses a scoring mechanism to help you quantify your biological risk to COVID.
Access the tool
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Top categories
The BMA can help you navigate and understand issues from annual allowance to pay scales to job planning.
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Contact us
Call - 0300 123 1233 Email - [email protected] Webchat - talk to an adviser
Weekdays 8am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday Closed
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What the NHSEI package means for general practice

We believe the Government’s ‘rescue package’ for GPs is flawed and patient care will suffer as result. Read more in our analysis of the plan.

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News
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Resource aims to help medical students get a head-start with their careers

Read the BMA's guide to help you decide what career path to take and how to maximise your chances of landing the job you desire 
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Disabled doctors face disproportionate rate of bullying, finds report

Disabled doctors are more likely to experience bullying and abuse in the workplace, according to recent data published by the health service.
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BMA in the news

A selection of our most current media coverage, highlighting the BMA's work protecting doctors. 
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Events
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Excellence in medico-legal report writing
Online event
Preventing bullying and harassment - live webinar
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Dealing with abuse of practice staff on social media from patients

Steps that GP practices can take against patients who leave abusive comments on social media or websites - including what to do first, reporting content to the provider, and criminal and civil actions.

Read our guidance