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Welcome to the Sri Lanka Medical Association

 

The Sri Lanka Medical Association (SLMA) is the national professional medical association in Sri Lanka, which brings together medical practitioners of all grades and all branches of medicine.

 

The SLMA is the oldest professional medical association in Asia, with a proud history that dates back to 1887. At its inception, it was called the ‘Ceylon Branch of the British Medical Association’. Later it evolved into the ‘Ceylon Medical Association’ (1951) and after Sri Lanka became a Republic in 1972, it became the ‘Sri Lanka Medical Association’. The Association aims to provide a forum for its members to further their professional and academic development.

 

 

 

 

 

 

President’s Message

 

 

137th Anniversary International Medical Conference

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View The Proceeding Book and CMJ Supplement

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SLMA Newsletter

 

The official eMagazine of The Sri Lanka Medical Association

 

View The Latest Edition FEBRUARY 2024 

 

View Past Newsletters

 

 

Ceylon Medical Journal

Ceylon Medical Journal (CMJ) is a peer-reviewed, open access journal published quarterly by the Sri Lanka Medical Association in the last week of March, June, September and December each year.

Click to visit CMJ Webpage

 

Sri Lanka Medical Association CPD Portal

CPD stands for Continuing Professional Development. Continuing means it is a continuous process which begins from the day you start practicing as a doctor. The term Professional Development has a broader meaning than just acquiring new knowledge or skills as a doctor. It encompasses one’s own personal development as well.

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SLMA Online Library

Click to refer SLMA Newletters and other publications

SLMA Online Publication

Click to Purchase SLMA Publications and other publications