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Refugee Doctors Information |
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Updated 24 March 2007 |
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These pages contain information to help refugee doctors and those interested in helping by providing with a selection of news and references. Please send us any new information that might help us to update this site. |
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Information Extended concessions to refugee doctors - Letter from the GMC to Dr Ismail Jalili (pdf files) Information for Iraqi doctors |
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Refugee Doctors News Update A quarterly newsletter for members of the BMA/Refugee Council Refugee Doctors database' informing them of recent development and the availability of the assistance through local projects. Copies are available from http://www.bma.org.uk/ap.nsf/Ccontent/hubrefugee+doctors
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Statistics on Refugee Doctors Refugee doctors' database statistics: The BMA holds and maintains the Refugee Doctors Database, a voluntary database which currently holds the details of 1098 refugee and asylum seeking doctors. The Refugee Doctors' Database Statistics, produced by-monthly by the BMA, show amongst other things the number of refugee doctors registered on the database, their nationality, progress towards UK registration and needs. http://www.bma.org.uk/international Feb
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contact The Refugee Doctor Liaison Group
The BMA convenes an informal communication and action group which brings together representatives of a wide variety of organisations and individuals currently working with refugee doctors. The group meets three times a year with most communication outside meetings being done by email. In many ways, the most important function of the group is to facilitate interaction amongst a loose network of interested organisations. The group serves as a forum in which individuals and organisations can exchange information, share experiences and work together on specific projects. It can also highlight issues and/or problems on which lobbying is needed. As a demonstration of the amount of interest in refugee doctors, the BMA holds a contact list of nearly 200 individuals working in the field of refugee healthcare professionals. For further information please contact Jo Waterfield, BMA International Department at jwaterfield@bma.org.uk |
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| There is comprehensive information about the other services offered by the BMA to refugee doctors at: http://www.bma.org.uk/ap.nsf/Content/hubrefugee+doctors | ||
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