Membership

Rights: voting rights in the General Assembly; eligibility to contest Executive Committee elections; full access to Society databases, publications and resources; priority access to research grants and funding calls; eligibility to serve as peer reviewer, editorial contributor or research collaborator.

Privileges and responsibilities: discounted registration for conferences and workshops; priority enrolment in training programmes; active participation in Society programmes; compliance with ethical and scientific standards; contribution to research dissemination and collaboration.

Rights: all rights of a Member; formal recognition as "Clinical Fellow"; priority nomination for leadership and committee roles; invitation as speaker or trainer; eligibility to serve as lead or co-investigator in multicentre studies; advisory role in developing clinical research protocols.

Responsibilities: mentorship of junior researchers and Associate Fellow Members; leadership of training sessions and workshops; contribution to national research policy discussions.

Rights: access to all educational resources; participation in training programmes; inclusion in collaborative research networks; eligibility for mentorship programmes; skill-building workshops; research internship opportunities; guidance on publication and thesis development.

Limitations and responsibilities: no voting rights in the General Assembly; not eligible to contest Executive Committee elections; active learning and engagement; ethical conduct in all research activities.

Rights: full voting rights; eligibility for the highest leadership roles including President and General Secretary; strategic influence in policy formulation and governance; formal recognition in publications, conferences and official documents.

Responsibilities: strategic direction; mentorship of Clinical Fellow and Member categories; highest standards of scientific integrity; representation of the Society at national and international forums.

Rights: nomination of multiple representatives to Society activities; institutional branding in Society events and publications; access to collaborative research networks; opportunity to host training programmes; participation in joint research initiatives; priority access to partnership programmes; capacity-building support.

Responsibilities: designation of one authorised representative for General Assembly voting; compliance with the ethical and reporting standards of the Society.

Rights: participation in Society events and webinars; access to publications and research outputs; inclusion in international collaborative projects.

Limitations and responsibilities: no voting rights; not eligible to contest Executive Committee elections; promotion of the Society internationally; facilitation of global research partnerships.

Rights: lifetime recognition as an Honorary Member of the Society; advisory role within the Society; participation in high-level discussions.