To celebrate National Patient Participation Week, Alice Joy, member of the Patient and Carer Network at the Royal College of Physicians, writes about the importance of doctors and patients working together as a team.
Due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions we are unable to hold a dedicated awards ceremony for the second year. Instead, we announced the winners during a virtual ceremony on Wednesday 26 May 2021.
Physician associate (PA) Tanya Bass knew she wanted to work in patient-facing role, but it wasn’t until she discovered physician associate jobs that she found her calling.
The Channel 4 series, It’s a Sin, aired on British television for the first time in January 2021. Here, Dr Olwen Williams, RCP vice president for Wales and a consultant in sexual health and HIV medicine, discusses medical advances over the last 40 years and the stigma that remains.
This International Women’s Day, we’ve taken a look back at the progress we’ve made towards equality for women at the RCP, and we’ve asked some of our female officers and leaders to share their experiences of equality in the workplace.
Recently graduated physician associate Bradley Sewell explains how his experiences as part of the LGBTQ+ community are helping to inform his clinical practice.
This LGBT+ history month, physician associate (PA) James Catton discusses his role as a PA, promoting LGBT+ healthcare, and how we can support our LGBT+ patients, colleagues and friends.
Dr Sarah Cox, a consultant in palliative medicine, and chair of the RCP’s Joint Specialty Committee for Palliative Medicine, talks about her journey into palliative medicine and how she came to be one of the lead authors of our new end-of-life acute care resource.
