The RCP has responded to the Chancellor’s Spring Budget.

The RCP has responded to the NHS staff survey in England.   

The RCP has responded to the latest data on NHS full time equivalent vacancy rates.

The overwhelming vote by trainee doctors in favour of industrial action is a stark indication of just how strongly they feel that the government must do more to value and invest in the workforce now and for the long-term.

The RCP has commented on the latest NHS monthly performance data.

The RCP has responded to an article in The Times in which Amanda Pritchard, chief executive of NHS England, called for the UK to train more doctors.

The RCP has responded to the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement.

Over 100 health and care organisations, including the Royal College of Physicians, have signed a letter to the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt in support of publishing the NHS long-term workforce plan in full – including assessments of how many staff will be needed to keep pace with demand. 

A new RCP Cymru Wales report highlights the importance of training doctors locally in north Wales as a solution to the workforce crisis.  

As Northern Ireland waits to find out whether a new Stormont election will be called, the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has published findings and recommendations following its recent president’s roundtable in Belfast.