Report from the Junior Doctors Network on the WMA Council Session and JDN Meeting, Oslo 2015.

As a member of the Japan Medical Association Junior Doctors Network (JMA-JDN), I had the honor of participating in the World Medical Association (WMA) Council Session and JDN meeting held in Oslo, Norway, from April 16 through 18, 2015. I am grateful for the opportunity to report on these meetings. The WMA is an organization of 111 national medical associations (NMAs) representing physicians throughout the world. The JDN, an organization for physicians who have fewer than 10 years of career experience since graduating from medical school, was established as a subsidiary organization within the WMA in 2010. The establishment of the JDN in Japan followed in 2012, and the JMAJDN was officially acknowledged by the JMA in 2013. The vision of the JMA-JDN is as follows: