Welcome to ALAMA
ALAMA exists to improve the communication, education, consistency and quality of clinical practice of doctors providing Occupational Health Services for the benefit of Local Authority Employees and Employers (including those in the Police and Fire & Rescue Services). The ALAMA also has a lot to offer doctors who practise Occupational Health in the Civil Service, Central Government and further education establishments. Do not work in isolation, join the ALAMA family!
Membership includes access to the "members only" part of this website where an extensive discussion database and library are available "on-line" covering topics of immediate interest to all OH doctors in these sectors. The discussions are a regular, daily feature of the site and cover all aspects of public sector practice. Topics include fitness issues, sickness absence management, pension and ill-health retirement issues, disability problems, medical standards and confidentiality issues between doctors, managers and HR colleagues. The archives hold the accumulated wisdom of three years peer group discussions on a wide range of relevant day-to-day clinical problems and topics.
Membership is restricted to registered medical practitioners, practicing in the UK and Eire. The joining fee is currently £35 with an annual renewal fee of £20.
You can join through this page. Members can also register for access to the main part of the site where access is available only to members.
Latest news from ALAMA
Conference: Health and Wellbeing at Work (9-10 March 2010, NEC Birmingham):
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ALAMA SPRING CONFERENCE 2010 - 17-19th March 2010
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INTRODUCTORY MEDICAL STATISTICS COURSE - Thursday 23 to Friday 24 September 2010 - National Heart and Lung Institute
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WORKSHOP on LUNG FUNCTION TESTS, ASTHMA AND WORK - Friday 21 May 2010 - National Heart and Lung Institute
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CONFERENCE: Occupational Asthma Workshop - Tuesday 23 February 2010 - National Heart and Lung Institute
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ANHOPS WINTER MEETING Thursday 3rd December 2009
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