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Professor Sheila the Baroness Hollins is Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry of Intellectual Disability at St George’s University of London and Honorary Professor of Spirituality, Theology and Health, University of Durham.…
The Royal Medical Benevolent Fund, the UK charity for doctors, medical students and their families, is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Sheila the Baroness Hollins as President Elect.…
As the fight against the coronavirus pandemic continues, RMBF volunteer Charles Holden shares his colleague Gina Allen’s thoughts and experiences from the frontline – and what the impact could be…
Our volunteer Charles Holden and his colleague Gina Allen report rapid change and uncertainty in hospitals, but a deep willingness to help however possible Over the last few weeks things…
How the Royal Family have generously supported the RMBF throughout the years
On Saturday 9 February, junior doctor Michael Nally – AKA Dr Mike on a Bike – will be setting off from Buckingham Palace on the first leg of a round-the-world…
As the latest cohort of newly qualified doctors start their first jobs today, RMBF Trustee Dr Ted Adams shares his top tips for starting out in medicine. Look after yourself.…
On Thursday 1st June, the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund's incredible Volunteers and some esteemed guests gathered in Birmingham for our 180th Anniversary Conference, entitled A Celebration of Our Volunteer Network. Our Volunteers…
The RMBF Board of Trustees will welcome four new members at its next meeting on 8th December. Dr Faizan Ahmed, Simon Dinnick, Dr Oliver Seyfried and Dr Richard Stevens have…
What makes the RMBF so effective is that the majority of our Board and our volunteers come from a medical background. This means that as an organisation we understand the…
