All staff working in acute medical units (AMUs) will be familiar with the increasing number of older people living with frailty who require access to acute care.

Note: The latest guidance from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists on coronavirus (COVID-19) infection in pregnancy.

The RCP Health Informatics Unit has developed a learning resource to support the development of effective discharge summaries.

The National Mortality Case Record Review (NMCRR) toolkit has been developed to support trusts in implementing a standardised way of reviewing the case records of adults who have died in acute hospitals across England and Scotland.

A briefing prepared by the RCP ahead of the House of Lords debate on the effect of the EU referendum result on staffing levels within the NHS and social care.

The RCP prepared this briefing prior to the second reading in the House of Commons of the Access to Medical Treatments (Innovation) Bill.

This toolkit will help acute trusts to develop and initiate models of developmentally appropriate healthcare.

Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a common condition that involves sudden, catastrophic loss of kidney function. It is estimated that AKI is associated with one in five emergency hospital admissions and causes up to 1.7 million deaths globally per year.

The RCP'S briefing ahead of the second reading of Rob Marris MP's Private Members Bill Assisted Dying (No.2). Our position is based on the findings of the survey conducted with members and fellows in autumn 2014.

This toolkit provides practical guidance on how to organise AMS to ensure that the 12-hour consultant presence delivers consistent high-quality care.