Vital Signs in Anaesthesia
This guide is produced by the Association of Anaesthetists in association with the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Anaesthetists are high academic achievers with practical skills, the ability to keep calm…
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The Vital Signs
Wanted – medical staff High academic achievers only with strong perfectionist and self-critical traits preferred. Successful candidates will have had: 5+ years training in party-fuelled student culture followed by sleep…
“My heart goes out to younger colleagues”: an interview with our new President
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.…
DocHealth milestone: 1,000 doctors helped by RMBF & BMA service
We are pleased to announce that DocHealth, the confidential psychotherapeutic support service for doctors jointly run by the RMBF and the BMA, has now helped over 1,000 doctors. Launched in…
FAQ: the long-term impact of Covid-19
Consultant Occupational Health Physician and RMBF volunteer Professor Harj Kaul fields some common questions about the impact of the pandemic – covering “long Covid”, mental health, remote working and more.
RMBF offers new online wellbeing support for medics
This week, the RMBF is proud to launch a new online wellbeing resource, offering a range of helpful advice and information for medics of all ages and specialties. Provided by…
Update from the frontline
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…
Covid-19: view from a GP
The way primary care works has rapidly changed during the coronavirus pandemic, says Yorkshire GP Dr Becks Bayana, but doctors are resourcefully adapting and there is hope for the future…
View from the frontline
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…
Covid-19: an update on our support
Updated 19 June 2020 The current coronavirus pandemic is a difficult time for everyone. We recommend that all doctors and medical students follow guidance compiled on the BMA website and…