Medical Directors Group

The role of a medical director has evolved over the last ten years to one of huge complexity. Medical directors at university hospitals lead medical education and training, research, clinical quality improvement and support the delivery of national standards. With over 150,000 doctors working in the NHS, a key role of the medical director is to ensure that doctors maintain the level of training and development required to meet patient needs.

Through the Medical Directors Group, the most senior doctors in the country can work together to enable continuous improvement in the care that is offered to patients.

The current chair of the Medical Directors Group is Professor Meghana Pandit, Medical Director at Oxford University Hospitals.

Members

We are the largest unified voice of the UK’s university hospitals, compromising of 47 specialist trusts

Groups

Our national groups allow the sharing of issues and solutions for key areas in the health service

Resources

Our latest documents, informed by our members, their research and first hand experiences, to inspire healthcare change

Recent News

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Letter to Secretary of State for Health and Social Care: Urgent resolution needed to avoid further strikes

20th February 2023

Letter to Secretary of State for Health and Social Care: Urgent resolution needed to avoid further strikes

This letter from the UHA Chief Nursing Officers Group to Steve Barclay outlines the overall impact of the recent industrial…

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Queen Elizabeth II: a statement from the University Hospital Association

12th September 2022

Queen Elizabeth II: a statement from the University Hospital Association

It is with great sadness that we learn of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We reflect on…

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