😃Annual Family reunion, Dinner and Cultural Show on Saturday 26 June 2021 🌹😊Thanks you all who have sent their Writings, Art and Advertisements. 👌❤️
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Family reunion, Dinner and Cultural Show on 26 June 2021
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Midweek Webinar – 26th May Wednesday
Midweek Webinar - 26th May Wednesday On the Management of thromboembolism & anticoagulants with two…
Information day for AMCIANs
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3rd Executive Council (EC) Meeting on Saturday,10 April
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Dear All,
Eid Mubarak to you all. As we are heading towards the end of Ramadan and commencing our BMS educational activities soon, I would like to take the opportunity to give an update on our planned educational activities on behalf of the Education Subcommittee.
1. Information day for AMCIANs – 29th May Saturday 9AM
- This will include CV writings as well as application and interview skills. This was very popular to AMCIANs from the last few year’s feedback.
- Due to the unprecedented and unpredictable COVID situation in NSW, we couldn’t proceed to do a full day face to face MOCK interviews with candidates, but we will conduct a model interview on the 29th May
- There will be an Information sessions on diverse pathways to enter the workforce.
2. Midweek Webinar – we appreciated the feedback from the last EC meeting. As you may understand, webinar topic ideas were planned and communicated with speakers beforehand, on that note, the 26th May Wednesday webinar is on the management of thromboembolism & anticoagulants with two speakers. As such, we plan to have a trial of longer hours (1.5 hrs) this time around. If it is found to be onerous, we focus on one topic for the subsequent webinars. Regarding the change of day, the “Midweek Webinar” was been announced after we moved it from Fridays to Wednesday. We feel that If we keep changing the day and time, it will appear inconsistent and lose it’s credibility. Hence we will keep the same day and structure the webinar program timing to accommodate individual requests.
3. AMC Mock examination – we received feedback from AMCIANs who sat the recent clinical examination via an online platform. We are planning to conduct a mock examination on 19th June Saturday. I would like to request all our valuable EC / Advisory and benevolent members to volunteer as examiners/role player on Mock exam day on 19th June.
Finally, as you may appreciate, we are living in an unprecedented situation. Within this limitation we are trying our best to deliver our members diverse educational activities.
We appreciate your participation and assistance in all activities to make the rest of the educational programs of BMS of NSW 2020-21 a success.
Kind Regards
Dr. Ishrat Jahan
Staff Specialist
Geriatrician Physician
Bankstown HospitalConjoint Lecturer
Donations from BMS of NSW
- Dr Shareef Ud Dowla, Founding President, BMS-NSW
- 2013 – 2014 : In 2013 a Dhaka garment factory collapsed(also referred to as the Rana Plaza collapse) due to a structural failure that occurred on 24 April 2013 in Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh, where an eight-story commercial building called Rana Plaza collapsed. The search for the dead ended on 13 May 2013 with a death toll of 1,134.[2] Approximately 2,500 injured people were rescued from the building alive.[4] It is considered the deadliest structural failure accident in modern human history and the deadliest garment-factory disaster in history. We the BMS of NSW took note and resolved to help those who lost their limbs and mobility. We donated to the centre for the rehabilitation of the paralysed ( CRP ) $3000/= as direct donation.
- 2014-2015 – In April 2015 Nepal earthquake (also known as the Gorkha earthquake)[4][8] killed nearly 9,000 people and injured nearly 22,000. We donated $1000 through UNICEF.
- 2015-2016 _ We donated $18,000 to the family of a Bangladeshi doctor who was working in Australia and died of a traffic accident. The money raised was partially used to transfer of body to Bangladesh.
5. 2016-2017 we donated $12,000/= to ENT cancer hospital in Bangladesh. Part of the money raised was given to poor patients as direct donation.
6. 2017-2018 we donated $3,500/= to Government of Bangladesh and also poor families affected by monsoon flood ( Sept 2017 ) that submerged 30% land of the country affecting 8 million people directly who lost their home.
7. 2018-2019 we responded to Australian Government’s Farmers draught appeal. We donated $3,500 /= directly to the account.
- 2019-2020 – we donated $12,000 to NSW Rural Fire Services Volunteers and their families affected by Bushfire
- 2019-2020 – We donated to Bangladesh Lung Foundation, Ibrahim Memorial Hospital in Dhaka, Doctor’s voluntary organisation Bangladesh for rural doctors, Bangladesh Cancer Foundation, total of $30,000. The items bought were for treatment of COVID 19 patients in Bangladesh (eg. Personal protective equipment, nasal cannula, setting up of a COVID dedicated hospital dept. for doctors)
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Welcome to Bangladesh Medical Society of NSW
BMS is proudly involved in academic, scientific, and cultural programs throughout the year. Our regular once a year scientific seminar is aimed to help our doctors maintain a high standard of knowledge. Additionally, we support the AMC doctors by organizing training programs, which prepare doctors for the AMC examination and subsequently getting a job in the Australian healthcare system.
In addition to providing social events, we conduct charity here in Australia as well as overseas. We had supported the victims of the Rana Plaza disaster through donating to the Centre for Rehabilitation for Paralysis (CRP). We also took part in the Aila Project, a water purification project, in Bangladesh. Additionally, we made donations to support the victims of the Nepal Earthquake.
Please join the BMS and take part in decision-making and share your views in order to further improve this organization.
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Our Mission
- To promote the art and science of medicine for the best interests of the community.
- To establish good health, good will and the exchange of knowledge among our colleagues.
- To deliver consistent and efficient service in health care to the general population.
Our Vision
- To incorporate BMS NSW in the professional lives of all doctors – local and IMGs
- To participate in various charitable fund raising activities for local and international causes.
- To establish a network for doctors,their families and the wider community to facilitate communication and exchange of information.
- BMS NSW objectives,policies,and framework have been established in a democratic fashion and will endeavour to continue in the same way
- BMS NSW is a non-profit Organisation.
The birth of Bangladesh Medical Society of NSW
Dr. Shareef ud Dowla
Founding President, BMS NSW
The BMS history is a rich narrative of tradition, culture, brotherhood professionalism and camaraderie, Very few doctors migrated to Australia before 1980s…
Special partnership arrangement with Commonwealth Bank to support
Bangladesh Medical Society of NSW.
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