Royal College Of Physicians Of London
About Royal College Of Physicians Of London
The RCP is a professional membership organisation representing over 38, 000 physicians worldwide.
Royal College Of Physicians Of London Description
Royal College of Physicians is an independent professional membership organisation, representing over 32, 000 physicians worldwide, that aims to improve the quality of patient care by continually raising medical standards.
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Join us on 10 October for our first ever National Mortality Case Record Review (NMCRR) conference.
Hear from inspirational speakers and engage in a packed schedule, exploring learning from mortality processes, quality improvement and culture change.
View the full programme and register now: https://www.rcplondon.ac.uk/events/nmcrr- annual-conference
For the first time we describe in detail the medical staffing levels needed to provide safe care for patients. Essential reading for all frontline #NHS providers, see the new guidance here #SafeMedStaffing
And we're blue! Happy Birthday NHS. Proud to be there for you at the start and in the future. #NHS70 #LightUpBlue #RegentsPark #NW1
What do we have in common today with the The London Eye, the British Library and BT Tower? Along with 100+ iconic landmarks our HQ at 11 St Andrews Place will #LightUpBlue as the sun goes down as a closing celebratory activity to mark the NHS's 70th anniversary.
It’s today! Happy Birthday NHS. In a special birthday message our president Professor Dame Jane Dacre reflects on the RCP’s instrumental and campaigning role in its conception and creation, sharing her personal hopes and ambitions as we look beyond #NHS70 too.
Watch a live stream of our teach-in on gastroenterology. The teach-in will include: Anaemia: A digestive disease!
Functional Upper GI: from CVS to SOD
... Functional abdominal pain and the pitfalls of opiate prescribing
IBD on the Acute Medical Take
Our teach-ins are held monthly and aim to provide an update on advances in clinical practice for doctors in training, consultant physicians, GPs and staff grade doctors wishing to continue their medical education.
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Happy birthday NHS! We’ll be marking the NHS's 70th with a series of activities leading up to the big day on Thursday, all captured here #NHS70
With the NHS's birthday less than a week away, join us, NHS Providers, NHS Clinical Commissioners and National Voices to debate how the NHS can thrive and survive for another 70 years. Sign up here for the event in Liverpool on 25 July #NHS70
It's been great to welcome so many people to our annual conference Innovation in Medicine 2018. Here's the first plenary #IMed2018
£890m, the recurrent avoidable secondary care costs of smokers in England. Today we publish Hiding in plain sight, calling for a radical change in the way the #NHS treats smokers in hospital #IMed2018 #smokingcessation
Focus on Physicians is published. Capturing the views of 8,579 consultants and trainees the census findings highlight the rising pressure understaffing is having on doctors.
What’s your diagnosis? RCP is a milestone 500 years old and at our #IMed2018 ExCel conference History Zone, you can discover artefacts & bring your own medical objects to contribute to the #medicineisbrilliant story. Our curator Kristin Hussey spotlights one of the implements in our archives, like this this quack 1900s Electo Magnetic Machine-for treating debility, lassicitude, hysteria & weakness! #RCP500
Conference is almost upon us! Over 90 internationally acclaimed speakers will showcase pioneering developments at Innovation in Medicine 2018 tomorrow and Tuesday. See you there? #IMed2018
We welcome today's publication of the next phase of the childhood obesity plan, but encourage swift action to make the proposals a reality. And that the government resists the inevitable pressure from the food and drink industry to water them down #GrowingUpHealthy
Today marks two years on from Brexit referendum. Dr Andrew Goddard, RCP Registrar and President elect, sets out the RCPs policy priorities for Brexit and Healthcare.
Today is your final chance to register and save up to £65 with the late registration fee. Don’t miss your chance to network and learn from the leading clinicians and researchers of our time. Register today.
What an building so full of history and a great mix of old and currrnt decor! Hospitality and food was fab, great venue for business meetings thank you
Very great place to attend the events
Very comfortable and convenient
Unfortunately you have to be a member to get in here and my husband is. We went for a membership ceremony and the food and drinks were fabulous.
The Garden tour is extremely interesting - historically and scientifically. Although I didn’t understand most of the science, one’s respect for both plants and the people who extract medicines from them (as if by magic, but it isn’t) increases immeasurably.
One of the best abdominal wall reconstruction (AWR) conferences I have ever attended! Congratulations David Ross and Al Windsor on a fantastic meeting and gathering.
Its was Amazing evening "surprisingly sunny in September" to celebrate My MRCP (UK). the Ceremony organisation, atmosphere and people were spectacular. I simply fell in love with My College.
It's beautiful and educational, ancient medical equipment and inventors of medicine statues. Altra-modern lecture halls and beautiful gardens.
It is a great place. It inspires the enquiring minds. One has an opportunity to walk down the track of evolution of modern medicine.
Interesting museum inside, cozy lecture hall, very nice personnel and catering made this place the best venue to host the Coelic UK research conference.
Had an overnight stay in William Harvey house, one word, Fabulous !
Great venue for our event, helpful kind staff we were well looked after
Great venue and staff that go the extra mile as standard.
Founded by King HENRY VIII at the request of one of his Physician . Great place for conferences. The Auditorium is grand . The reception area feels very regal & historical with King Henry VIII picture on the wall along with respected English men. I love coming here ( food and staff are amazing too ) ,
Beatiful and easy accessible location with great service!
Awesome, peaceful, great place to be. I liked the Garden tour very much. Reminds you a lot about Medical history. Every Physician needs to visit this place atleast once in their lifetime.
Attended a marketing conference. Beautiful building on edge of Regents Park. Excellent facilities very good food and some wonderful portrait art on the walls. Display of Great Fire of London when I was there.
Amazing place and I will always remember the day I received the Membership. Thank you RCP for setting higher medical standards and advocating for our patients! Here’s to another 500 years to make a millennium :)
Inspiring place. Very comfortable auditorium, lovely garden and of course decades and decades of amazing chapters of history of medicine from every corner...
I am so angry and upset that I've had to largely resort to self-help methods and the internet in order to try and get my health back since first being diagnosed with under-active thyroid some 13 years ago. I have not felt completely well since first being prescribed T4 medication, and despite repeat return visits to my GP and specialists, as my blood tests were all shown as 'normal' - I still seemed to be suffering many of the symptoms associated with underactive thyroid but the medical profession just didn't seem interested and seem totally fixated with looking at blood test results alone!! This is absolutely ludicrous and unacceptable and they should examine other symptoms as well. It is only within the last 3 years that I have discovered the existence of T3 medication (via websites such as Thyroid Patient Advocacy and Thyroid Uk) and have been taking a small amount (alongside T4) after again seeing a specialist who prescribed it as trial (although very reluctantly). I am now only just getting back to my normal self. I have the utmost respect for the NHS and the medical profession but feel severely let down regarding this illness - there is real suffering going on here and we can't all be making it up. Please, Please can someone within the RCP look into this?
What an building so full of history and a great mix of old and currrnt decor! Hospitality and food was fab, great venue for business meetings thank you
Very great place to attend the events
Very comfortable and convenient
Unfortunately you have to be a member to get in here and my husband is. We went for a membership ceremony and the food and drinks were fabulous.
The Garden tour is extremely interesting - historically and scientifically. Although I didn’t understand most of the science, one’s respect for both plants and the people who extract medicines from them (as if by magic, but it isn’t) increases immeasurably.
One of the best abdominal wall reconstruction (AWR) conferences I have ever attended! Congratulations David Ross and Al Windsor on a fantastic meeting and gathering.
Its was Amazing evening "surprisingly sunny in September" to celebrate My MRCP (UK). the Ceremony organisation, atmosphere and people were spectacular. I simply fell in love with My College.
It's beautiful and educational, ancient medical equipment and inventors of medicine statues. Altra-modern lecture halls and beautiful gardens.
It is a great place. It inspires the enquiring minds. One has an opportunity to walk down the track of evolution of modern medicine.
Interesting museum inside, cozy lecture hall, very nice personnel and catering made this place the best venue to host the Coelic UK research conference.
Had an overnight stay in William Harvey house, one word, Fabulous !
Great venue for our event, helpful kind staff we were well looked after
Great venue and staff that go the extra mile as standard.
Founded by King HENRY VIII at the request of one of his Physician . Great place for conferences. The Auditorium is grand . The reception area feels very regal & historical with King Henry VIII picture on the wall along with respected English men. I love coming here ( food and staff are amazing too ) ,
Beatiful and easy accessible location with great service!
Awesome, peaceful, great place to be. I liked the Garden tour very much. Reminds you a lot about Medical history. Every Physician needs to visit this place atleast once in their lifetime.
Attended a marketing conference. Beautiful building on edge of Regents Park. Excellent facilities very good food and some wonderful portrait art on the walls. Display of Great Fire of London when I was there.
Amazing place and I will always remember the day I received the Membership. Thank you RCP for setting higher medical standards and advocating for our patients! Here’s to another 500 years to make a millennium :)
Inspiring place. Very comfortable auditorium, lovely garden and of course decades and decades of amazing chapters of history of medicine from every corner...
I am so angry and upset that I've had to largely resort to self-help methods and the internet in order to try and get my health back since first being diagnosed with under-active thyroid some 13 years ago. I have not felt completely well since first being prescribed T4 medication, and despite repeat return visits to my GP and specialists, as my blood tests were all shown as 'normal' - I still seemed to be suffering many of the symptoms associated with underactive thyroid but the medical profession just didn't seem interested and seem totally fixated with looking at blood test results alone!! This is absolutely ludicrous and unacceptable and they should examine other symptoms as well. It is only within the last 3 years that I have discovered the existence of T3 medication (via websites such as Thyroid Patient Advocacy and Thyroid Uk) and have been taking a small amount (alongside T4) after again seeing a specialist who prescribed it as trial (although very reluctantly). I am now only just getting back to my normal self. I have the utmost respect for the NHS and the medical profession but feel severely let down regarding this illness - there is real suffering going on here and we can't all be making it up. Please, Please can someone within the RCP look into this?
What an building so full of history and a great mix of old and currrnt decor! Hospitality and food was fab, great venue for business meetings thank you
Very great place to attend the events
Very comfortable and convenient
Unfortunately you have to be a member to get in here and my husband is. We went for a membership ceremony and the food and drinks were fabulous.
The Garden tour is extremely interesting - historically and scientifically. Although I didn’t understand most of the science, one’s respect for both plants and the people who extract medicines from them (as if by magic, but it isn’t) increases immeasurably.
One of the best abdominal wall reconstruction (AWR) conferences I have ever attended! Congratulations David Ross and Al Windsor on a fantastic meeting and gathering.
Its was Amazing evening "surprisingly sunny in September" to celebrate My MRCP (UK). the Ceremony organisation, atmosphere and people were spectacular. I simply fell in love with My College.
It's beautiful and educational, ancient medical equipment and inventors of medicine statues. Altra-modern lecture halls and beautiful gardens.
It is a great place. It inspires the enquiring minds. One has an opportunity to walk down the track of evolution of modern medicine.
Interesting museum inside, cozy lecture hall, very nice personnel and catering made this place the best venue to host the Coelic UK research conference.
Had an overnight stay in William Harvey house, one word, Fabulous !
Great venue for our event, helpful kind staff we were well looked after
Great venue and staff that go the extra mile as standard.
Founded by King HENRY VIII at the request of one of his Physician . Great place for conferences. The Auditorium is grand . The reception area feels very regal & historical with King Henry VIII picture on the wall along with respected English men. I love coming here ( food and staff are amazing too ) ,
Beatiful and easy accessible location with great service!
Awesome, peaceful, great place to be. I liked the Garden tour very much. Reminds you a lot about Medical history. Every Physician needs to visit this place atleast once in their lifetime.
Attended a marketing conference. Beautiful building on edge of Regents Park. Excellent facilities very good food and some wonderful portrait art on the walls. Display of Great Fire of London when I was there.
Amazing place and I will always remember the day I received the Membership. Thank you RCP for setting higher medical standards and advocating for our patients! Here’s to another 500 years to make a millennium :)
Inspiring place. Very comfortable auditorium, lovely garden and of course decades and decades of amazing chapters of history of medicine from every corner...
I am so angry and upset that I've had to largely resort to self-help methods and the internet in order to try and get my health back since first being diagnosed with under-active thyroid some 13 years ago. I have not felt completely well since first being prescribed T4 medication, and despite repeat return visits to my GP and specialists, as my blood tests were all shown as 'normal' - I still seemed to be suffering many of the symptoms associated with underactive thyroid but the medical profession just didn't seem interested and seem totally fixated with looking at blood test results alone!! This is absolutely ludicrous and unacceptable and they should examine other symptoms as well. It is only within the last 3 years that I have discovered the existence of T3 medication (via websites such as Thyroid Patient Advocacy and Thyroid Uk) and have been taking a small amount (alongside T4) after again seeing a specialist who prescribed it as trial (although very reluctantly). I am now only just getting back to my normal self. I have the utmost respect for the NHS and the medical profession but feel severely let down regarding this illness - there is real suffering going on here and we can't all be making it up. Please, Please can someone within the RCP look into this?