WONCA News

June, 2023

Chairs of the WONCA Working Parties and Special Interest Groups made significant contributions to the conference, sharing their expertise and insights with the participants in multiple sessions

June, 2023

The Bahrain Medical Society has approved the activation of the Bahraini Family Physicians Association.

June, 2023

WONCA President Anna Stavdal, CEO Harris Lygidakis, and Executive Member at Large and WHO Liaison, Prof Val Wass participated in a series of strategic meetings with WHO experts and representatives of other civil society organizations that have collaborative relationships with WONCA, to explore and identify potential areas of collaboration.

June, 2023

On the ocasion of the WHA,WONCA delivered three constituency statements related to Agenda items: 13.1, 15.1 and 16.1

June, 2023

The Portuguese Association of General and Family Medicine (APMGF) is actively engaged in promoting the upcoming 25th WONCA World Conference, scheduled to take place in Lisbon in 2025.

June, 2023

We invite you to share the exciting activities and initiatives you organised to celebrate this special day.

June, 2023

We have run webinars, shared evidence on how to handle power and create change, and heard from colleagues who have been advocates through WONCA and their other roles.

May, 2023

WONCA representatives joined Dr Bente Mikkelsen, director of the division of Noncommunicable Diseases at WHO, Dr Slim Slama, unit leader at the NCDs Department, and Alarcos Cieza, responsible for the Vision, Audition, Disability and Rehabilitation Department

May, 2023

During the recent World Health Assembly 76, representatives from the World Organization of Family Doctors (WONCA) and the World Federation of Medical Education came together. This meeting served as a platform for representatives from both organizations to explore and identify potential areas of collaboration.

May, 2023

Noncommunicable diseases, including cancer, chronic respiratory disease, mental health conditions, vision loss, and especially circulatory diseases, increase the vulnerability of populations to pandemics.