Medical Womens Federation
Dr Ellen Welch, Doctors' Association UK, Jane Dacre, Dr Sarah Jacques, Eniola Bada, Divine Mkamwasi Mwawasi, Rosemary Parkinson, Angharad Davies, Dr Alison Smith, Susan, Kate Jolowicz, Fejiro Okagbare, Adaeze ChikweThe MWF is the largest organisation of women doctors and medical students in the UK. We aim to support women doctors to thrive and lead at all stages of their career. Welcome to our substack. Please support our work by subscribing and sharing
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A small change that’s made a huge difference
An essay by Dr Josie Cheetham on dreaming big, the importance of persistence and the power of community-fuelled change: driving towards equity for healthcare workers with periods
Midway during a consultant-led ward round, I experience a fa...
Motherhood laid bare on the surgery floor
Dr Alison Smith, founder of Earth and Bloom Coaching shares her experiences of navigating motherhood and the NHS
I had lunch with a former colleague the other week. She’s a consultant now, with a young family, recently back from maternity...
Inspiring and Being Inspired at Festival of the Girl
On the 3rd and 4th of October, Medical Women’s Federation had a stall at Festival of the Girl, a festival aimed at primary school aged children that aims to challenge gender stereotypes that limit girls and their future.
There were an arr...
Re-imagining My Maternity Leave: A Personal Reflection
MWF’s substack editor Dr Eniola Bada reflects on the realities of maternity leave as a trainee
Three months before the completion of my core training and two weeks after getting my higher speciality training offer, I started my maternity l...
The Language of Advocacy: why Sickle Cell Disease needs The Humanities
A doctor shares her lived experience of how the humanities are essential to the sickle cell campaign.
Summer 2024. I had just finished an intercalated MSc research project into the condition that had narrated my understanding of disease an...
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NHS GP & author. Writing about general practice, the NHS, women’s health & life beyond medicine. Mum of two, compulsive reader & lover of adventures. Former cruise ship, ski-field and expedition doctor. I also help run the DAUK & MWF Substacks.
We are the voice of frontline doctors. DAUK is a non-profit professional association run by volunteer NHS doctors and medical students.
Medical leader, and educator. Supporting medical women.
NHS Doctor 20+years | GP Co-lead Doctors' Association UK | Campaigns Medical Women's Federation | Founder Sussex Outreach Support CIC
Medical woman.
Resident doctor and MWF council member
Therapist, researcher, trainer and speaker. Expert on subtle abuse of women of high educational and socio-economic status in their intimate relationships.
Vice-President, Medical Women's Federation
Doctor, coach & founder of Earth and Bloom. Enabling medics who give everything find their way back - to themselves, to nature, to the slower, truer parts of life
Susan spent 40+ years in the NHS as a physiotherapist, service manager, Executive Director and national leader. She now coaches senior women in clinical leadership through career and organisational change.
Dr Kate Jolowicz is a coach and Co-Chair of the Faculty of Medical Coaches (FMC). A North London GP for over 35 years, she has a longstanding interest in teaching, training and systemic practice and leads the NCL Primary Care Mentoring Scheme.
doctor | creative | health advocate
Adaeze is an obstetrics and gynaecology trainee based in Leeds.
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