WONCA News

March, 2020

Rural WONCA executive has met and decided that the conference must go on – but virtually. After much consideration, the Executive have decided that with COVID-19 spreading rapidly, it is not sensible or prudent to have a physical gathering of rural doctors in Dhaka. Doctors are needed by their rural communities now more than ever.

March, 2020

It is with regret that the Board of The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners has today announced the postponement of WONCA NZ 2020 based on the uncertainty around COVID-19 (Coronavirus).

February, 2020

Prof Val Wass, Chair WONCA Working Party on Education writes: We have quite a lot on offer in Education for Primary Care.

February, 2020

I am saddened but not surprised that I continue to write about the impact of COVID-19, or what continues to be colloquially called Coronavirus. As the disease spreads and efforts to contain it become increasingly robust, it is important to recognize and honour the family doctors and primary care teams who are the front-line clinical staff.

February, 2020

当我仍要继续撰写有关COVID-19 (或普遍被称为新型冠状病毒) 的影响时，我虽不惊讶却感忧心难过。病毒继续蔓延，而企图遏制疫情的措施亦日渐加强，家庭医生和基层医疗团队是最前线的临床工作人员，能够给予他们工作上的肯定与赞扬是极为重要

February, 2020

Do not miss the 25th WONCA Europe Conference that will be held in Berlin, Germany on June 24 - 27, 2020.

February, 2020

Over the past months I have visited many colleagues and their practices in many WONCA regions. The vast diversity within our global professional community is striking - culturally, economically and climatewise. The more I learn, the clearer it gets: what we share goes far beyond any potential differences.

February, 2020

过去数月，我走访了WONCA不同区域的同业，参观了他们的业务。我们于全球各地的专业人员社区，无论在文化、经济和气侯上，都拥有令人惊叹的多样性。

February, 2020

En los últimos meses, he visitado muchos colegas, en sus centros de salud y hospitales en muchas regiones de WONCA. La gran diversidad – cultural, económica y climática – dentro de nuestra comunidad profesional global es muy llamativa.

February, 2020

C’est avec tristesse mais sans surprise que je continue à écrire au sujet de l'impact du COVID-19, ou de ce que l'on continue à appeler familièrement le Coronavirus. Alors que la maladie se propage et que les efforts pour la contenir deviennent de plus en plus vigoureux, il est important de reconnaître et d'honorer les médecins de famille et les équipes de soins primaires en tant que personnel clinique de première ligne.