The RCP has today responded the announcements affecting patients and clinicians made in the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s ...

Our AMU length of stay halved, from around 3.5 days to 1.9 days, sustained to date. Daily discharges more than doubled – from ...

The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has hosted its first global Meet your president session, bringing together fellows, ...

Since July 2025 and in a move to increase transparency, the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has begun publishing open ...

A new study published in the Royal College of Physicians’ (RCP) Future Healthcare Journal (FHJ) shows that England’s elective waiting list must be cut by more than half – from the current 7.4 million ...

RCP president Professor Mumtaz Patel, registrar Dr Omar Mustafa, and regional advisers Dr Fred McElwaine and Dr Nashid Alam met with colleagues at Ulster Hospital in Belfast on 20 November. They heard ...

Professor Mumtaz Patel, president of the Royal College of Physicians, said: "This GMC report describes an NHS that is struggling to retain both international and UK-trained colleagues. For the first ...

The RCP submitted written evidence to the public accounts select committee inquiry on reducing NHS waiting times for elective care. The committee’s inquiry - which has now published its final report - ...

Public unaware of the health harms of air pollution, warns Royal College of Physicians The RCP has called for a UK wide public health campaign about air pollution, as new findings show that the ...

It follows the General Medical Council’s requirements as set out in their standards for trainers. This course is suitable for doctors who have experience of supervising trainees of any grade and ...

Fundamentals of Quality Improvement (QI) for doctors is a one-day interactive workshop designed to build your knowledge of quality improvement, enabling you to lead impactful quality improvement ...

The holiday season is fast approaching — get ready for the highly anticipated RCP Christmas lecture! This year, we are delighted to welcome back Chris van Tulleken who is a professor of infection and ...