The Harveian Oration was established in 1656 by William Harvey (1578–1657). Each year, the RCP continues the tradition by inviting a leading doctor or scientist to speak on issues relating to their field of work.

The RCP is conducting an equality and diversity review and its aims are simple: to ensure that everyone who is or wants to be involved with the RCP has access to the same opportunities and the same, fair treatment.

The Lilly Lectures are delivered annually by a person of distinction from across the world, and focus on a topic of their choice.

The parliamentary under secretary of state for public health and primary care has commissioned Public Health England (PHE) to conduct a public health focused review of the evidence on dependence, and t

The Fracture Liaison Service Database (FLS-DB) will be running a sprint audit in 2020 to further investigate vertebral fracture identification.

This Doctor Can is a campaign that supports the wellbeing, development and retention of the medical workforce from all backgrounds and walks of life.

A summary of the RCP policy position and work around patient safety.

Flexible portfolio training is a new ST3 training scheme designed to meet the demand for flexible working in higher specialty training.