Registered IMA members · Participation

A stronger community.
Every month of the year.

Choose how you would like to contribute: share knowledge, support a colleague, strengthen a hospital or serve your neighbourhood.

Your interest is the first step.

These are proposed activities for registered IMA members. Dates, venues, facilitators and any fees will be confirmed separately. Volunteering opens a private application for coordinator review; it does not book a place or confirm an event.

IMA Nagpur describes scientific, cultural and public-awareness work on its official website. IMA also publishes CME resources and an archived blood-donation programme. These sources inform this proposed plan; they do not confirm local events.

Find your way to take part.

12 activity options

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Monthly proposal

Monthly CME and case discussions

Keep learning from the colleagues around you.

Discuss clinical updates and anonymised learning cases. Invite an appropriate faculty member and publish reading material after review.

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Quarterly proposal

Hospital security review days

Walk the route before an emergency.

Bring clinical, administrative and security colleagues together to review entrances, visitor flow, safe exits and communication arrangements.

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Quarterly proposal

SOS and response practice drills

Practise the response. Build the confidence.

Use a clearly labelled practice scenario, agree roles and review what worked. Any live messaging or calling exercise needs agreed recipients and provider readiness.

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Monthly proposal

Mentorship for younger doctors

Share the lesson you wish you had known.

Offer a mentor conversation on professional development, communication and navigating practice. Mentor and mentee participation require confirmation.

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Monthly proposal

Doctor stories and public-awareness articles

Let the community see the work behind the care.

Write an original educational article or share a verified community-service achievement through the editorial review process.

A proposed annual rhythm

Keep the work going.

Use this outline to plan the year. These are suggested monthly themes, not scheduled events.

MonthSuggested focusGet involved
JanuaryMember orientation and mentor introductionsExplore the activity →
FebruaryCME and difficult-conversation practiceExplore the activity →
MarchMember wellbeing and professional supportExplore the activity →
AprilNeighbourhood health education and campsExplore the activity →
MayHospital security reviews and response drillsExplore the activity →
JuneBlood-donation awareness and camp planningExplore the activity →
JulyDoctors’ Day recognition and community serviceExplore the activity →
AugustYoung-doctor mentorship and case discussionsExplore the activity →
SeptemberPatient safety and hospital-team preparednessExplore the activity →
OctoberDoctor wellbeing and family participationExplore the activity →
NovemberCommunity health awareness and follow-upExplore the activity →
DecemberAnnual learning review and next-year planningExplore the activity →

Have an idea your area needs?

Offer your time, suggest a session or write about a useful lesson. Include your IMA membership number in your application for verification.

Serving in a government hospital or health programme?

Choose training and volunteering interests around your clinical duties through the government-doctor enrolment route.

Government-doctor enrolment →

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