The QMWS is enthusiastic about supporting women and non-binary gender individuals and groups. We actively advocate for several key issues as listed below. The QMWS is often invited to attend seminars, workshops and presentations regarding equality, gender in medicine, gender discrimination and other topics as listed below. If you would like the QMWS to represent or advocate for you and/or to form a collaboration or partnership, please contact us.
QMWS is delighted to be able to share with you this extraordinary compilation of local stories of the pandemic. The brainchild of Brisbane-based GP Dr
The National Council of Women Queensland’s Christmas Party will be held on December 5th. Find out more, and RSVP here! Please join us as we
On December 5th, join the Philippine Medical Women’s Association and your colleagues in the Western Pacific Region of the Medical Women’s International Association for an
QMWS offers a series of Bursaries to support members through the National Council of Women Queensland. the NCWQ QMWS Bursary The QMWS AMAQ Professor Tess
Join us to celebrate QMWS’ 2020 Christmas Party! A cocktail style event at a beautiful riverside, outdoor, COVID-19 compliant venue, The Medley Cafe. Special guests
RU OK? This short film was produced for the doctors and Princess Alexandra Hospital. Congratulations to Hanh Nguyen at Cedar Nest Productions for this thoughtful
MWIA Western Pacific Region and the Korean Medical Women’s Association invite you to COVID 19 Experience in the MWIA Western Pacific Region: a virtual symposium.
Notice is hereby given of the 2020 AGM and Triennial General Meeting of AFMW Inc. This will be held on November 7, in conjunction with
We are now in the final quarter of the 2018-2020 triennium. At the end of this triennium, the new triennium’s council will be elected at
Read more about the speakers of our next virtual meeting on Domestic Violence below. We are honoured to have as guest speakers: Dr Deepthi Iyer
Register Now Join us to hear from experts in this field about the burden of domestic violence and what we can do as health professionals.
National Reconciliation Week is held from May 27 to June 3. QMWS stands with all Australians during this week, National Reconciliation Week, to learn about
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