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21 October 2019
Blog
LGBT
NHS
This Doctor Can
This London Pride, Dr Iain Lawrie, president of the Association for Palliative Medicine, reflected on what it’s like to be part of the medical LGBT community.
5 August 2019
Press release
The General Medical Council (GMC) has published results from its 2019 national training survey, which shows that there has been some improvement in reducing workloads of trainee doctors. However, the RCP is calling on trusts to take immediate action to solve issues around rota gaps and creating a safe and supportive environment for doctors.
10 July 2019
News
Wales
Mae ymchwil yn allweddol i ofal rhagorol i gleifion. Mae ysbytai sy’n cynnal ymchwil wedi gwella canlyniadau i gleifion ac mae llawer o feddygon yn ystyried ymchwil fel rhan bwysig o’u swydd ac fel profiad positif iawn.
25 July 2019
Blog
Core medical trainee
Specialty trainee
SpR
Some of our existing members visited RCP London on Wednesday 17 July to receive their MRCP(UK) diploma at the 'New members ceremony'.
21 October 2019
Blog
This Doctor Can
From Hong Kong to Sunderland, RCP Education Fellow Hussain Basheer explores his journey into medicine.
29 July 2019
News
Core medical trainee
Specialty trainee
Assessment
Awards
Education
Over 120 diplomates, including 26 RCP members, received their MRCP(UK) diploma during a prestigious ceremony on Wednesday 17 July.
21 October 2019
Blog
Foundation doctor
Core medical trainee
Consultant
Neurology
This Doctor Can
Neurology registrar Dr Helen Grote talks about how her deafness has helped her hear those with disabilities.
31 October 2019
News
Hospitals
NHS
The three Royal Colleges of Physicians are calling on the consultant workforce to complete our Retirements 2019 survey. This is used to influence government regarding retirement plans, returning to work after retirement and pensions.
25 July 2019
Blog
SAS Week
SAS
Dr Gareth Llewelyn, RCP vice president for Wales, looks at how we could do more to support these doctors by offering different routes to a consultant post and ensuring protected time for research, teaching and professional development.
25 July 2019
News
Our first reaction to the publication of ‘Advancing our health – prevention in the 2020s’ is disappointment, both with the way in which the consultation was launched and with the content of the document.