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Meet your Linacre fellow: Dr Shruthi Konda

The Linacre Fellow supports college tutors working in trusts across England, Wales and Northern Ireland in the delivery of high-quality medical training locally.

Acting as a resource for queries on training, resident wellbeing and recruitment, the Linacre Fellow helps strengthen the connection between the RCP and physicians and educationalists on the ground.

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The RCP is all about advancing medical knowledge, setting clinical standards, and shaping the future of healthcare. This can only be achieved by developing tomorrow’s outstanding physicians, and by building a diverse, inclusive medical community ready to meet the challenges ahead.

Dr Shruthi Konda FRCP

RCP Linacre fellow

Join us at this year's CT and ACT national conference

The college tutor (CT) and associate college tutor (ACT) national conference 2026 will be taking place in person at the Spine in Liverpool on Friday 13 November.

The conference is an annual meeting of CT and ACT network, an opportunity to come together to share best practice and showcase real time initiatives and improvements.

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Quality in medical training – who defines it, and why it matters now

For resident doctors, quality shapes everything: the rotas they work, the supervision they receive, the teaching they access and ultimately the kind of doctors they become. Yet as Professor Janet Grant argues in the RCP journal Clinical Medicine, the idea of ‘quality’ in postgraduate medical education is far from clear-cut.

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Exploring healthcare’s biggest challenges

Medicine 2026, the Royal College of Physicians’ flagship annual conference, brought together over 1,300 healthcare professionals for two days of learning, collaboration and forward-thinking debate. RCP academic vice president Professor Tom Solomon reflects on how, with more than 90 expert speakers delivering 22 sessions across clinical practice, healthcare policy and innovation, the conference offered a timely view of the challenges and opportunities facing modern medicine.

Mumtaz Patel Meets Team At Queen’S Hospital In Romford

Spotlight on local innovation – how investment in people is driving innovation, training and retention in Romford

In this Spotlight on local innovation blog, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust (BHRUT) director of medical education Professor Gideon Mlawa and RCP college tutor Dr Saiful Islam, alongside BHRUT chief executive Matthew Trainer and chief medical officer Professor Andrew Deaner explore how Queen’s Hospital in Romford is demonstrating how innovation and investment can strengthen patient care, training and staff retention.

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