The RCP delivers intensive 2-day communications skills courses overseas.

Integrated care is seamless, coordinated and locally designed care that puts patients at the centre of service organisation, considers their needs in a holistic way, and develops high quality services that meet these needs in settings that are accessible and convenient for patients. 

The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) Student and Foundation Doctor Network (SFDN) offers medical students and foundation doctors an invaluable opportunity to get actively involved with the RCP and to help shape our policy, services and activities.

This blog has been created to keep lung cancer teams up to date with the latest news and key issues affecting the NLCA or mesothelioma audit.

Healthcare sustainability looks to simultaneously optimise the environmental, social and financial impacts of the health service, without compromising the health of our patients and our ability to provide healthcare in the future. 

The RCP is running a programme of work to support the understanding of what medical professionalism looks like in the context of modern society.

Guidelines produced by the National Guideline Centre (NGC) provide recommendations for the care of individuals with specific clinical conditions or circumstances. 

The National Asthma Audit Development Project aims to inform the specification of a national asthma audit to cover England and Wales, establish what audit approach should be adopted and carry out some of the foundation work required.

The aim of the second conversation project is to pilot an educational intervention, which enables junior doctors to build their skills and confidence in navigating end of life care discussions.

The Quality Improvement (QI) Hub aims to bring together existing quality improvement work within the RCP, as well as developing new infrastructure and approaches, to support and promote a continuously improving healthcare system.