Following a comfort break, delegates took part in an interactive session led by Graham Stow, senior educationalist at the RCP ...
The latest NHS England figures underline these concerns, showing that progress in reducing waiting times has stalled. The proportion of patients receiving elective treatment within 18 weeks has ...
Reflecting on the findings of the RCP’s report Training physicians for the future, RCP president Professor Mumtaz Patel and ...
Reflecting on the findings of the RCP’s report Training physicians for the future, elected RCP councillor Dr Patrick Davey ...
In this next generation blog, he makes the case for protecting the opportunities to develop clinical judgement, procedural ...
Resident doctors themselves must remain central to this process. The most reliable measure of a training environment is the ...
After all, today’s medical workforce will not follow a single path, and if training remains built around a single traditional ...
However, workplace improvements must be carefully planned, evidence based, properly resourced and evaluated. Even ...
Training cannot be something that happens only when the NHS has time. It must be protected, valued and recognised as ...
The quality of medical training should be measured and scrutinised as seriously as NHS finances, operational performance and ...
Opinion
RCP welcomes UK government acceptance of National Commission recommendations on AI in healthcare
The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has welcomed the UK government's response to the National Commission into the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Healthcare.
The diary of the first known multiple sclerosis patient will be displayed as part of a new exhibition at the Royal College of ...
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