The BMA ARM 2014 app aims to provide attending representatives, BMA members and other interested parties with a comprehensive guide to the event, key features include:

•Venue and location information including facilities, floor plans and maps
•Event programme and information on all scheduled activities
•Profiles of the BMA Chief Officers and members of the Agenda Committee
•ARM motions and the Agenda for the meeting
•CPD information
•Ability for users to collect notes and reflections on the meeting sessions
•News feeds
•Social media sharing
•Push messaging, alerts and reminders
•Feedback and evaluation forms

The BMA (British Medical Association) is the trade union and professional association representing doctors and medical students throughout the United Kingdom at national, regional and local level. We seek to guide doctors throughout all stages of their career through health service changes, technological advancements, cultural shifts and economic pressures.
Our policies are determined by doctors in local, regional and national forums which send motions to the Representative Body (RB), our main policy-making body.

The Representative Body is made up of 560 doctors from all parts of the medical profession in the United Kingdom. These doctors come together at the four day Annual Representative Meeting (ARM) to debate and vote on over 600 motions on a wide range of professional, ethical and medico-political issues. These resolutions relate to all areas of health and health care, from smoking, seat belt legislation, and consent to treatment, through to hospital bed numbers and doctors’ hours of work. Also at this meeting, new Officers are elected, income and expenditure accounts are considered, and reports are received from committees and branch of practice conferences e.g. consultants, juniors, general practitioners. The meeting attracts extensive press coverage from both specialist and national media alike.