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Medicine in motion

Collection Two 2025 | Caribbean and Bermuda

Explore the balance between progress and the pressure placed on doctors. From AI frameworks to wellbeing case studies, we look at how clinicians adapt to change while staying grounded in patient care.

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MPS advice on doing humanitarian work in Nepal

May 6, 2015, 15:35 by User Not Found

 
The recent earthquake in Nepal has caused widespread loss of life, resulting in calls for an emergency relief effort.

MPS has a long history of supporting its members doing humanitarian work.

If you volunteer to take part in a disaster relief programme we are happy to confirm that as long as you will be acting within your area of competency and for a short time – less than three months – then it may be that your current grade of membership will be adequate and appropriate, ensuring access to all benefits of MPS membership, including indemnity.

We do, however, ask that you notify us of your intention to volunteer so that we can confirm this is the case.

Please call MPS on 0113 243 6436 or email international@medicalprotection.org.

MPS advice on doing humanitarian work in Nepal

May 6, 2015, 15:35 by User Not Found

 
The recent earthquake in Nepal has caused widespread loss of life, resulting in calls for an emergency relief effort.

MPS has a long history of supporting its members doing humanitarian work.

If you volunteer to take part in a disaster relief programme we are happy to confirm that as long as you will be acting within your area of competency and for a short time – less than three months – then it may be that your current grade of membership will be adequate and appropriate, ensuring access to all benefits of MPS membership, including indemnity.

We do, however, ask that you notify us of your intention to volunteer so that we can confirm this is the case.

Please call MPS on 0113 243 6436 or email international@medicalprotection.org.