Dr. Thomas Fuller (1654–1734) known for his collection of medical phrases, had his obituary published before his death. Read his collection of sayings in the RCP library.
Ajay Verma, consultant gastroenterologist at Kettering General Hospital, shares his experience of looking after his mental health and offers tips for new consultants.
Is the person you care for talking or behaving strangely? Or are they unusually still and quiet? Then they could be suffering from a condition called ‘delirium’. This can seriously affect how well they recover, so please talk to staff as soon as possible if you’re concerned.
Doug West, thoracic surgeon and audit lead for the National Lung Cancer Audit, looks at the 'Lung cancer clinical outcomes publication' and how it continues to drive improvements in outcomes for patients.
The RCP library has proved a rich hunting ground for an academic project investigating how people read and published mathematics – particularly the works of Euclid – in the 16th and 17th centuries.
For South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM) 2022, Professor Anton Emmanuel, RCP medical director of publishing, talks about the importance of marking SAHM, and shares the story of his own Sri Lankan Tamil heritage.
Fellowship of the RCP is an accolade held by some of the most inspirational and innovative physicians in the world, drawn from across the profession, and elected to fellowship by senior clinicians. It is a mark of your achievement and skill as a doctor that recognises your ongoing contribution to the profession.
‘Not even water?’ Dr Raisah Khaliq, RCP clinical education fellow, reveals how she navigates working as a senior registrar in emergency medicine during Ramadan.
