SELFLESS, a new exhibition documenting the lives of health and care staff at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, opens at RCP at The Spine in Liverpool on 19 May.

SELFLESS by Jessica van der Weert documents the lives of healthcare teams in Northumbria and Brent at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new exhibition documenting the lives of health and care staff at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic is being unveiled at RCP at The Spine in Liverpool on 19 May.

Last year, we launched our Sketch The Spine competition to celebrate the opening of our new northern home in Liverpool.

In response to a letter from NHS England to NHS Trust leaders on ‘enabling the workforce for elective recovery’, the RCP has once again called for clear plans, regularly reviewed, to increase recruitment and improve retention of staff.

The public exhibition explores the ridiculed and reviled in the RCP’s satirical print collection, and allows visitors to discover the complex social, political and historical stories contained within the images.

Dr Brian Wang, a foundation year 1 doctor and RCP Student and Foundation Doctor Network representative for London, credits much of his professional development and achievements to the incredible mentors he had growing up.

The RCP will this month unveil the O’Donoghue Wall names in its Liverpool home, The Spine, and is encouraging donations to the fundraising appeal established to support its work there.

The RCP has commented on the passing of the Health and Care Bill which has now received Royal Assent and become an Act of Parliament.

The RCP has published new guidelines aiming to support clinicians in the diagnosis of fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS).