Annual General Meeting (AGM) Vejovis, the international medical association of United Kingdom

Annual General Meeting 28/01/2023

- 07/08/2022

AGM 2023

This year the Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be so important as in the UK and in the rest of the world we a new association with nearly 3 years of activity to guarantee a combination of approaches, ideas and techniques that will help doctor, medical student, physician associates, advanced nurse practitioners, nurse, biologist on learning and growth by events, courses, appraisals, publications in our Journal.

The virtual meeting work we are now used to has been extremely helpful to stay in contact and to maintain our worldwide workstream. However, it is not a perfect substitute for meeting in person. We look forward to 2023 as a year in which we will try to recover some of our close international cooperation. Our Council is planned for a hybrid meeting. We hope to see as many of my council members and delegates as possible and to greet them in person.

We have Supported all our members to looking for career progression, career guidance , looking to migrate to UK or any other overseas.

Health matters and award to encourage individual research in medicine. Our strategic mission remains to “look after health workforce so they can look after you” as this is designed to ensure we place our members at the heart of what we do, so that they can concentrate on ensuring patients receive the best possible care, as we stand as one profession of doctors all health professionals.

Vejovis, the international medical association of United Kingdom in the AGM need to discuss about to foster more international cooperation and investments to achieve more equitable health, Universal Health Coverage, and a more robust global public health structure.

Our organisation each year provided support services for many of members undergoing appraisals and revalidation. We helped independent sector doctors from a wide range of backgrounds specialties and scopes of practice by provided appraisals and assisted them with finding routes to revalidation.

The AGM is an annual general meeting of all members must be held in January each year and called by the Secretary on 14 days' written notice to the members stating the date, time and place of the meeting, and the business to be conducted.

The business will include:
(a). presentation and summary explanation by the Treasurer of (a) the Association's annual accounts for the financial year last ended and (b) a budget for the Association's current financial year for approval of the members (if they so decide);
(b). consideration of the Executive Committee's annual report;
(c). election of Officers, members of the Council Committee from all the members with the right to vote.
(d). election of Officers, members Executive Committee and Auditors from all the Foundation members with the right to vote.
(e). election of Officers, Chairman (President) from all the Foundation members with the right to vote. Who is appointed in recognition of the merits in the Medical Science.
(f). such resolutions as are stated in the notice of the meeting.
Special General Meeting: At any time the Executive Committee or any 2 members may by a joint written notice request the Secretary to call a meeting of members and the Secretary must then a call a Special General Meeting on no less than 21 days' written notice to all members stating the date, time and place of the meeting, and the business to be conducted.
The quorum for for the Annual General Meeting and any Special General Meeting is at least 50% of voting members, whichever is larger.
The voting members present elect a chair for any general meeting whenever the Association Chair is not present from a member of the Council Committee.
Minutes of the General Meetings must be taken and made available to all members.

Notices
Any notice required or allowed to be given to any member under these Rules is validly given if: (i) sent by post to that member's address in the Member's Register (in which case it is deemed given to the member 2 days after posting); or (ii) given to him personally; or (iii) sent by email or fax to that member's email address or fax number in the Members' Register.
Any notice required or allowed to be given by any member to the Secretary under these Rules is validly given if sent by post, email or fax to the Secretary at the postal address, email or fax number most recently notified to members by the Secretary. It is deemed given when actually received at that address, email or fax number.

Resolutions and voting
Resolutions and other decisions at all General Meetings, Executive Committee or any sub-committee meetings are passed and made if so voted by a majority of those members present and voting when the vote is taken.
Voting may at the discretion of the Chair be undertaken by show of hands, by ballot or by show of hands followed by ballot.

Proxies are not allowed.


Membership
Being a Vejovis member is the only way to guarantee a combination of approaches, ideas and techniques that will help you manage your own learning and growth. Support all our members to looking for career progression, career guidance , looking to migrate to UK or any other overseas country as a doctor, medical student, physician associates, advanced nurse practitioners, nurse, biologist.

Benefits for the profession
We tirelessly help you with continuing professional development and represent your needs.

• Careers advice in UK
• Case studies and resources.
• A dedicated regional network, providing you with key contacts in your region or devolved nation.
• Wellbeing support service
• Employment advisers
• Help to achieve the Revalidation

Benefits for the career
Tools and advice to support you at every stage of your career.

• Free events
• The Vejovis Juornal
• CPD and training
• Webinars and masterclasses
• Vejovis library
• Annual Appraisal

The object(s) of the Association are as follows:

1) to promote the medical and allied sciences, to maintain the honour and interests of the medical profession and to promote the achievement of high quality health care;

2) to hold or arrange for the holding of periodical meetings of the members of the Association and of the medical profession generally;

3) to circulate such information as may be thought desirable by means of a periodical journal, which shall be the journal of the Association, and by the occasional publication of transactions or other papers;

4) to facilitate access to resources and help promoting the medical and allied sciences in such manner as may from time to time be determined;

5) to do all such other lawful things as may be incidental or conducive to the promotion or carrying out of the foregoing objects or any of them.

 

Executive Committee