Alex Wilson reflects on his time as a student on the MSc in Medical Education course and considers what the next year will hold.

The RCP500 Charter will be in Belfast and Antrim on 20–21 September, giving physicians in Northern Ireland the chance to sign our charter of modern-day values.

A delegation from the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) will visit Paris this week to learn more about the growing health activities of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), and to discuss areas of mutual interest and potential collaboration.

'An employer’s guide to physician associates' has been published by the Faculty of Physician Associates to advise employers on the role and its scope of practice. 

The personalities of two of the pivotal characters in the planning and design of the RCP’s Grade I listed headquarters – RCP president Robert Platt and architect Denys Lasdun – are revealed in oral history recordings from the RCP archive.

The National Hip Fracture Database's (NHFD's) ninth annual report shows that while more patients are receiving early surgery and surviving a hip fracture, two in five are not receiving all of the recommended elements of a hip fracture programme that represent ‘best practice’.

The RCP welcomes London mayor Sadiq Khan's announcement to begin the first of 50 'air quality audits' for primary schools in the worst polluted areas in London.

The RCP Charter Cycle will visit the East Midlands on 14–15 September, giving physicians in the region the opportunity to sign our charter of modern-day values.

In August 2017, librarianship student Catherine Chorley undertook a 2-week placement at the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) library, surveying some of our rare books previously owned by Henry Pierrepont, Marquis of Dorchester, for important marks of earlier ownership and use.

RCP academic vice president Professor Margaret Johnson responds to the publication of the government’s policy paper, 'Collaboration on science and innovation'.