Medical Womens Federation
Dr Ellen Welch, Doctors' Association UK, Jane Dacre, Dr Sarah Jacques, Eniola Bada, Divine Mkamwasi Mwawasi, Rosemary Parkinson, Angharad Davies, Rageshri Dhairyawan, Elizabeth Evens, Naabil Khan, Dr Lizzie Butler-Meadows, SusanThe 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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Surviving Medicine Shouldn’t Be a Test of Resilience
Dr Jacques telling her story on BBC Breakfast
(TW Suicide)
In August 2022, I broke. I walked out of my Monday morning emergency clinic, got into my car and drove to the seafront. I sat there for six hours struggling with the thought that...
Who gives the Doctor Space to Think? Coaching and the Medical Women’s Federation
What possibilities emerge when, instead of being given advice, you are given someone’s full attention and asked insightful questions?
This was one of the ideas at the heart of the coaching skills workshop that my colleague, Dr Linda Miller...
The NHS Medical Education and Training Review (METR) – an opportunity to make a difference for the doctors of the future
Alongside her role as President of MWF, Prof Dame Jane Dacre is Independent Chair of METR Phase 2 and invites colleagues to provide input in a series of Town Hall meetings
There have been problems with postgraduate medical training and edu...
Do numbers change culture? Why getting women into medicine is not the same as changing medicine.
Divine Mwawasi reflects on what happens after women enter medicine: why demographic parity does not necessarily mean cultural equality.
Last year, we celebrated the GMC announcement that for the first time, women made 50.04% of medical doc...
You Didn’t Train for Twenty Years to Pour the Tea
Susan Went reflects on being a woman in senior leadership in the NHS and some of the challenges that it poses.
I want to tell you something that happened to me at a Board table. I was the only woman in the room. I was also the only non-doc...
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NHS Doctor 20+ years | Co-Chair Doctors' Association UK | Campaigns Medical Women's Federation | Author
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
HIV doctor, researcher and author of Unheard: The Medical Practice of Silencing.
Specialist foundation doctor at Newcastle University and Newcastle Hospitals.
Final year medical student and Founder of Skin For All
Occupational Health Physician. Writing about work, illness, and the uncomfortable truths in between.
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.
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