The Turner-Warwick lecturer scheme provides a sense of pride, builds confidence and gives encouragement to trainees across the UK.

RCP’s academic vice president Professor Ramesh Arasaradnam writes about a new position statement on ‘Making research everybody’s business’ which has been published today and the importance of embedding research in clinical practice.

In this blog, Dr Alex Phillips – 2020 Turner-Warwick lecturer for Wales – talks about her experience with the lecturer scheme as an internal medicine trainee (IMT) and how it’s inspired her career going forward.

RCP Launchpad brings together information, tips and guidance into one resource to help new consultants and SAS doctors grow into excellent educators, trainers and autonomous medical practitioners.

In this blog, Dr Rebecca D’Cruz – 2020 Turner-Warwick lecturer for London – speaks about what she gained from the scheme and her unique experiences with research during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This piece is part of a series of blog posts by members of the Inequalities in Health Alliance, highlighting the breadth of health inequalities that exist throughout society. #EverythingAffectsHealth 

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

The RCP is warning that a combination of a rapidly ageing population and a lack of NHS workforce planning means we are sleepwalking into an avoidable crisis of care for older people.

The RCP has welcomed a new initiative aimed at supporting more doctors and other healthcare professionals to get involved in clinical research.

Dr Charlie Davie describes the great work that DATA-CAN has produced over the last 12 months and it’s victory for cancer patients.