Ym mlog y mis hwn, mae Dr Hilary Williams, is-lywydd RCP Cymru yn myfyrio ar Ddiweddariad mewn meddygaeth llwyddiannus arall, pam y dylen ni dathlu amrywiaeth o lwybrau gyrfa a pham mae pawb yn haeddu ychydig o amser i ddysgu sgiliau newydd.
This month, our guest blogger, Dr Justyna Witczak, consultant in diabetes and endocrinology, and the Wales representative on the RCP New Consultants Committee, discusses her career in academic medicine and research.
In this month's blog, Dr Hilary Williams, RCP vice president for Wales reflects on another successful Cardiff Update in medicine, why we should celebrate diversity of career pathways and why everyone deserves some time out to learn new skills.
In this month’s senior officer blog, Professor Simon Bowman explains that ensuring the financial security and sustainability of the RCP lie at the heart of his role as treasurer.
Winter is on its way and, as a cardiologist, it’s not just the dropping temperature which sends a chill down my spine. I know that cold snaps exacerbate cardiac-related disease. Every winter, I see an uptick in the number of people requiring urgent care.
Consultant cardiologist and RCP Global international adviser Dr Hilal Al Saffar shares the success of the first RCP international membership collaboration – the RCP Iraq Network.
To mark World Osteoporosis Day, Dr Inder Singh, the Welsh government’s national clinical lead for falls and frailty, reflects on the importance of fracture liaison services for improving patient outcomes and reducing the pressure on NHS service.
In this senior officer blog feature, the RCP’s academic vice president Professor Ramesh Arasaradnam discusses climate change and sustainability in healthcare.
