After 16 years of work at the forefront of clinical informatics, the Health Informatics Unit will close for business on 29 March 2019.

In new recommendations for the use of AI to support doctors, the RCP has called on the medical profession to embrace the technology, but to make sure that it works for patients. 

Apps, medical devices and healthcare software are increasing day by day, but how do we keep up with them and how can we keep them safe?

Mounting concerns for patient safety have been expressed by consultant physicians responding to the profession’s annual census, Focus on Physicians, published today. 

RCP president Professor Dame Jane Dacre invited delegates at Innovation in Medicine 2018 to experience the full programme of events, sessions and debates that will be taking place over the next 2 days.

Professor Jeremy Wyatt addresses five key questions arising from artificial intelligence in healthcare.

All trainees who were offered a post in the first process have now been placed, and we thank HEE, NES, NIMDTA and the Wales Deanery for enabling this to happen.

The RCP's response to the release of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ (Defra's) new clean air strategy. 

The third iteration of offers has now been made, and we know that most people have received the same offer, or a better offer, when compared to the original offers process.

A new project by the RCP's Health Informatics Unit will contribute to the transformation of integrated urgent care services.