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BMA Cymru Wales BMA Cymru Wales is the Welsh arm of the BMA; the professional association for UK doctors and medical students.

🚨 Only 62% of GP contractors plan to remain in their roles in three years' time.This should be a warning sign for the fu...
12/10/2026

🚨 Only 62% of GP contractors plan to remain in their roles in three years' time.
This should be a warning sign for the future of general practice in Wales.

πŸ‘¨β€βš•οΈ Experienced GPs are vital to local communities. πŸ₯ Surgeries need stability to continue delivering care. πŸ“ˆ Patients need access to sustainable services.

We need action to support the GP workforce and make general practice a profession where doctors can build long-term careers.

Read our report to find out more – link in bio

Thank you to everyone who helped make   a success.Over the past week we shared stories from five SAS doctors across Wale...
09/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who helped make a success.
Over the past week we shared stories from five SAS doctors across Wales:

🩺 Dr Antonino Curatola on building a career on your own terms
πŸ“ˆ Dr Kavan Arora on specialist grade and professional development
πŸ‘₯ Dr Edith Sucharita Jiwanmall on leadership and progression
πŸ“£ Dr Michelle Romachney on advocacy and supporting colleagues
🌟 Dr Deiniol Jones on recognising the value of the SAS workforce

Although each story was different, several themes emerged throughout the week:

* SAS is a positive and rewarding career choice
* Leadership exists at every level
* Specialist expertise matters
* Advocacy and representation create change
* SAS doctors deserve recognition for their contribution
* We must continue creating opportunities for the next generation

Thank you to every SAS doctor across Wales for the expertise, leadership, continuity and commitment you bring to patients, colleagues and NHS Wales every day.

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πŸŽ‰ To close  , Dr Deiniol Jones recognises the value of the SAS workforce across Wales.His article reflects on the contin...
09/10/2026

πŸŽ‰ To close , Dr Deiniol Jones recognises the value of the SAS workforce across Wales.

His article reflects on the continuity, flexibility and experience SAS doctors bring to teams and services, while celebrating the wide range of careers they build.

It is a fitting end to a week that has highlighted progression, specialist expertise, leadership, advocacy and recognition.

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πŸ“ˆ There has been a 31% increase in the number of patients per full-time GP in Wales since 2012.πŸ‘¨β€βš•οΈ GPs are delivering c...
08/10/2026

πŸ“ˆ There has been a 31% increase in the number of patients per full-time GP in Wales since 2012.

πŸ‘¨β€βš•οΈ GPs are delivering care to more patients than ever before. πŸ₯ Practices continue to face major workforce challenges. ⚠️ Pressure on services keeps growing.

πŸ“’ Investment in general practice is essential to protect patient access and support local surgeries.

Read our report to find out more – link in bio

πŸ“£ Advocacy is about making sure colleagues feel supported and heard.In today’s   blog, Dr Michelle Hatch reflects on ret...
08/10/2026

πŸ“£ Advocacy is about making sure colleagues feel supported and heard.

In today’s blog, Dr Michelle Hatch reflects on returning to medicine after a long career break and building a career outside a formal training programme.

Through her work as an SAS advocate and former SAS tutor, Michelle supports colleagues who need advice, guidance or simply someone who will listen.

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🩺 70% of Welsh GPs report that workload is having a routine or constant impact on their wellbeing. GPs are dealing with ...
07/10/2026

🩺 70% of Welsh GPs report that workload is having a routine or constant impact on their wellbeing.

GPs are dealing with sustained pressure every day. Supporting patient care means supporting the people delivering it.

A stronger, better-resourced general practice service benefits patients, communities and the wider NHS. πŸ‘‰ Read the report from the link in our bio

🩺 As part of  , Nia Potter, Assistant Secretary at BMA Cymru Wales, will be holding an informal drop-in session for SAS ...
07/10/2026

🩺 As part of , Nia Potter, Assistant Secretary at BMA Cymru Wales, will be holding an informal drop-in session for SAS doctors at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board.

Whether you have questions about your contract, job planning or other workplace issues, this is a chance to have an informal chat and get advice from BMA Cymru Wales.

πŸ“… Friday
πŸ•§ 12.45pm-1.45pm
πŸ“ Cochrane Building, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board

We're encouraging SAS doctors to keep an eye on local intranets and noticeboards throughout the week to see what's happening in their area as we celebrate . πŸŽ‰

πŸ‘₯ Leadership is not limited to formal titles.In today’s   blog, Dr Edith Sucharita Jiwanmall reflects on the opportuniti...
07/10/2026

πŸ‘₯ Leadership is not limited to formal titles.

In today’s blog, Dr Edith Sucharita Jiwanmall reflects on the opportunities her SAS career has given her to lead and support others.

From appraisal and rota organisation to advocacy and mentoring colleagues through specialist-grade applications, Edith’s story shows how leadership can grow through experience, involvement and a willingness to step forward.

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πŸ₯  continues to be a significant crisis. We are running a UK wide survey on your experiences of corridor care, if you ar...
06/10/2026

πŸ₯ continues to be a significant crisis. We are running a UK wide survey on your experiences of corridor care, if you are a medical student or doctor please take a look at our survey and take part.

πŸ—£οΈTell us what you have experienced.

https://www.research.net/r/CorridorCareSurvey

🚨 Nearly a quarter of GP practices in Wales report having to reduce services, including minor surgery and shared care.πŸ₯ ...
06/10/2026

🚨 Nearly a quarter of GP practices in Wales report having to reduce services, including minor surgery and shared care.

πŸ₯ These services help patients access care closer to home. πŸ“ˆ But rising demand and workforce pressures are stretching practices to their limits.

πŸ“’ We need urgent investment in general practice to protect local services and support patients across Wales.

Read our report to find out more – link in bio

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