‘We are listening to our heartbeat’: AMA Queensland responds to its critics
AMA Queensland split from the federal AMA last year, shocking many doctors.
Late last year, AMA Queensland made the decision to split from the federal AMA.
The move shocked many, but AMA Queensland argues it was necessary to ensure that the interests of Queensland doctors are effectively represented at both the state and federal levels.
Its president, GP Dr Nick Yim, explains here why he thinks the critics are wrong.
The heartbeat of AMA Queensland dates back to 1894, when our organisation was founded as the Queensland branch of the British Medical Association.
