BMA courses

As a BMA member you get access to a range of clinical and non-clinical courses to help with your professional development and studies:

  • live and recorded webinars
  • BMA non-clinical modules
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Live webinar Emotional intelligence - live webinar Emotional intelligence is a critical skill for fostering effective communication, building strong professional relationships, and enhancing resilience in clinical practice. This live webinar focuses on developing your ability to recognise, understand, and manage emotions in yourself and others for improved outcomes in healthcare settings.
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Roadshow BMA NI Pensions update - lunch time session in Antrim An overview of the pensions landscape and the impact of the McCloud Remedy
Live webinar Improving deaf insight in healthcare - live webinar This live webinar explores the healthcare and communication needs of deaf patients and colleagues and provides practical strategies to help you communicate effectively with deaf people and embed deaf-inclusive practices in your work.
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Live webinar Specialty choice and applications for foundation doctors - live webinar With the specialty application deadline on the horizon, it’s crucial to reflect. Have you chosen the right specialty or are you still exploring your options? 
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Live webinar Coaching and mentoring - Enhancing professional practice - live webinar Coaching and mentoring are powerful tools for personal and professional growth that can enhance your effectiveness as a clinician. This live webinar explores the core principles behind these approaches and equips you with the skills to apply them effectively in your healthcare roles to support yourself, colleagues, and teams.
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Live webinar Introduction to searching Embase and Medline on Ovid - live webinar Researchers, clinicians and students have the task of finding relevant articles in a world where the volume of data is enormous. This webinar will provide the tools you need in undertaking the first steps of a literature review using Medline and Embase.
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