The NSW Doctor magazine

The NSW Doctor is the flagship publication of the Australian Medical Association (NSW) Limited. The journal is a prime source of communication with AMA membership providing a forum for medico-political debate and informing members of the concerns of contemporary medicine.

The NSW Doctor has a circulation of approximately 8,000, and is published every month except January. The journal is distributed exclusively to AMA members, selected media, other organisations and subscribers.

Overview of The NSW Doctor (PDF) (4 Mb)

Advertising rates and deadlines for The NSW Doctor (PDF) (202 Kb)

The NSW Doctor display advertising booking form (PDF) (1 Mb)

The NSW Doctor classified advertising booking form (PDF) (2 Mb)

Subscribe to The NSW Doctor (PDF) (1 Mb)

View articles from the latest issue of The NSW Doctor

The NSW Doctor December 2011 – January 2012NSW Doctor December 2011 to January 2012 issue

Members can read the whole magazine in the Member Area of the website by clicking here. You will need to log in using your AMA user name and password. If you have forgotten your password, please click here. If you have forgotten your AMA user name, please call our friendly membership team on (02) 9439 8822.

Selected articles appearing in the list below have been made freely availble for everyone to read.

President's word (PDF) (2 Mb)

If you’re anything like me you will have woken up on the morning of 1 December 2011 and wondered where the year has gone. Looking back I remind myself just how much has happened in health alone this year.

Charitable Foundation 2011 Gala Dinner (PDF) (3 Mb)

More than 230 guests attended the seventh annual AMA (NSW) Charitable Foundation Gala Dinner at Parliament House on Friday, 21 October 2011.

AMA (NSW) survey results for 2011 (PDF) (2 Mb)

Our sincere thanks to the 700 or so members who took the time to respond to our recent member survey. Our intention is to run this type of survey every year to give members the opportunity to comment on what we do and how well (or badly) we do it.

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