Alberta Medical Association
Alberta Medical Association
The Alberta Medical Association (AMA) is a professional organization for physicians and medical students in the province of Alberta, Canada. It was established in 1906 and is a voluntary association that advocates for the medical profession and the health of Albertans.
Pronunciation
Al-ber-ta Med-i-cal As-so-ci-a-tion
Etymology
The name "Alberta Medical Association" is derived from the province of Alberta, where the association is based, and the term "medical association", which is a common term for organizations that represent the interests of medical professionals.
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History
The Alberta Medical Association was established in 1906 as a voluntary association for physicians in Alberta. It has since expanded to include medical students and has become a leading advocate for the health of Albertans.
Role and Functions
The Alberta Medical Association represents the interests of its members to the public, the government, and other stakeholders. It provides resources and support for physicians and medical students, advocates for the health of Albertans, and promotes the highest standards of medical practice and ethics.
Membership
Membership in the Alberta Medical Association is open to all physicians and medical students in Alberta. Members receive a range of benefits, including access to resources and support, opportunities for professional development, and the ability to participate in the association's advocacy efforts.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Alberta Medical Association
- Wikipedia's article - Alberta Medical Association
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