The Peer Support Network brings together doctors who are working towards their RCP Educator accreditation, with three 1-day workshops.
A half-day refresher for doctors who completed the RCP Educational Supervisor course or equivalent within the past 3–5 years.
The Senior Physicians' Society (previously called The Quincentennial Society) is an association that provides for widows and widowers of fellows and members of the RCP and retired fellows and members of the RCP and its faculties, an opportunity to contribute to the activities of the RCP and enjoy the scientific, cultural and educational meetings to which selected speakers are invited.
This digital new consultants forum offers an opportunity to network, and includes talks on leadership, and complaints and coroners.
Great for learning on-the-go, this webinar series offers key topic updates for all grades of doctor working in acute and general medicine. Each episode will focus on a common presentation and explore diagnosis, investigation and treatment with the aim of supporting your clinical management on the acute medical take.
This interactive 1-day workshop has been designed to increase knowledge and understanding of quality improvement (QI) in the healthcare setting. The course will cover techniques/methodology, and enable consultants to best involve and support their trainees in QI.
Create your own pomander, explore the plants of the RCP medicinal garden, get hands-on with medical history, and more in this creative half-term workshop.
Hear the latest updates in acute, general and specialty medicine!
Learn how the Fracture Liaison Services Database (FLS-DB) can benefit your service, with insights from FLS-DB clinical lead Professor Kassim Javaid and FLS-DB clinical fellow Dr Laura Pugh. Our guest speaker Ruth Wakeman from the Royal Osteoporosis Society will introduce the new BoneMed programme and provide an overview of the programme and how it can help patients do adhere to medication.
SAS doctors based in Northern Ireland are encouraged to join us for this virtual networking meeting which will take place via Microsoft Teams on Thursday 5 June 2025 between 12 – 1.30pm.
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