This report focuses on developing the evidence base to support new ways of assessing and improving doctors’ morale.

This report explores the challenges that face the NHS from the perspective of junior doctors, and it is drawn directly from their experiences.

The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has long argued that we need to rethink the way we deliver healthcare: breaking down barriers between hospitals and the community, and working in partnership with patients to deliver joined-up care.

Hospital workforce: fit for the future? looks at the key challenges facing the medical workforce.

We need an NHS that puts patients first. We need a system that enables doctors, nurses and others on the front line of the NHS to deliver the safest, most effective care, in whatever setting is most appropriate for each patient’s needs.

Hospitals are more than bricks and mortar: they are a part of the local community, delivering expert care far beyond hospital walls. Everyone should be supported to be well, and have access to high-quality care when they are ill.

Concise guideline follows an extensive review of the evidence of common work activities to see whether they might adversely affect pregnancy outcomes.

Alcohol dependence is common among patients attending acute hospitals but doctors in these settings are often inexperienced at assessing dependence.

This concise guideline has been developed to aid doctors in understanding when and how to issue a fit note to the greatest benefit for their patients.

Concise summary of the British Occupational Health Research Foundation guideline on reducing the severity of individual cases of occupational asthma.