The series adopts a different approach compared to other webinars and includes short statements of world-leading experts followed by ample time for panel discussion and audience participation
AoP WEBINAR SERIES: Emerging issues in medicine
Membership is open to all: clinicians; early career researchers; discovery scientists; industry affiliates. The AoP also has a community of elected fellows.
Register for our annual early career researchers workshop inviting conversation and debate with practitioners and clinicians at the forefront of scientific research today.
- Join a unique professional community at the heart of interdisciplinary debate
- Discounted rates for the annual meeting
- Support for early career researchers and newly appointed consultants
- Application for peer review fellowship status
Our grant structure includes support for early career members.
Find out more about our grants supporting a range of research activities, as well as our:
QJM, is a long-established, leading general medical journal. It focuses on internal medicine and publishes peer-reviewed articles which promote medical science and practice.
Published monthly, QJM includes original papers, editorials, reviews, commentary papers to air controversial issues, and a correspondence column.
QJM EDITOR’s CHOICE
- COVID-19—the risk of secondary transmission among households quantifiedAs society adapts to controlling this highly infectious foe and as our understanding of this virus increases—what do we currently know of household secondary transmission? In a definitive systemic review by Dr Shah and colleagues from the Indian Institute of Public Health, they address this important question. Read more »
- COVID-19 and mental health: lessons to be learnt from the Fukushima disasterFollowing the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, investigators at Fukushima University have designed and rolled out an extensive community telephone consultation service focusing on firstly, identifying early, individuals susceptible to mental illness in the Fukushima prefecture and secondly implementing via telephone, appropriate psychological interventions, which facilitated easier access to a… Read more »
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