The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) credential in obstetric medicine has been designed for higher specialty trainees with an interest in obstetric medicine, who wish to gain a credential in this specialist area.

Watch this new video resource, developed to support your delivery of effective remote consultations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Supporting teams to improve care for people with COPD is a 12-month QI course based on the IHI breakthrough series collaborative model, aimed at clinical teams wanting to improve COPD services in their organisation.

Welcome to the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) credential in obstetric medicine. It has been designed for post-CCT (or equivalent) physicians with an interest in obstetric medicine, who wish to gain a credential in this specialist area.

The Gender Identity Healthcare programme suite offers the first qualification of its type in the UK and worldwide. It has been developed by the RCP and the University of London is the awarding body.

The programme is unique within UK healthcare education and has arisen out of a real need identified in workplaces.

Details of the RCP's educational courses and online learning resources.

The RCP recognises the importance of physician associates and has worked with the Faculty of Physician Associates to develop CPD-approved training to support the development of this essential role.

This online resource developed by the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) will help enable clinicians from any specialty identify learning opportunities relating to quality improvement, to support and guide their trainees throughout their quality improvement projects.

A 9-month quality improvement course for clinical teams working on improving care for people with inflammatory bowel disease.