Connecting MedicalRegulators Aroundthe World |
IAMRA's Purpose:
To promote effective medical regulation worldwide by supporting best practice, innovation, collaboration, and knowledge sharing to ensure public safety and enable the global medical workforce to deliver quality health care.
Join us:
IAMRA welcomes applications from MRAs and other organizations involved in medical regulation, from medical schools, and from organizations involved in regulating other health professions around the world. As a membership organization, IAMRA values the communication, participation, and interaction that are key to the success of this international collaboration.
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April Webinar 2026 (TBC) “Parallel Planets or Partners? Professional regulation and a systems approach to patient safety.” (TBC) Missed the February Webinar? You can now watch here in the Members-Only section! | SAVE THE DATE! 17th International Conference on Medical Regulation Hosted by the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine 1-4 September 2027 | Hong Kong |
IAMRA is pleased to announce its newest members:
IAMRA currently has 123 members from 42 countries. To see a full list of IAMRA members, please click here

IAMRA Physician Information Exchange (PIE)
PIE is a secure, member-only platform that supports global patient safety by enabling medical regulatory authorities to share critical information about physicians subject to significant regulatory sanctions. By facilitating timely international communication, PIE helps prevent practitioners from evading accountability by moving between jurisdictions.
Recent international investigative reporting has reinforced the importance of robust cross-border information sharing and identified PIE as a key tool to address gaps in regulatory oversight.
PIE continues to receive significant attention and engagement from IAMRA members worldwide. It has been featured regularly in IAMRA newsletters, and recent IAMRA webinars have focused specifically on the practical use and value of PIE, including real-world case examples from the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and the United States.
The PIE platform, along with supporting resources—including a Quick Start Guide, Guidelines, and Frequently Asked Questions —is available in the members-only section of the IAMRA website.
For additional information or to register for access to PIE, please contact: sheermans@iamra.com.