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RCP publishes submission to the independent review of the physician associate profession (the Leng review)

The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has published its submission to the independent review of physician associate (PA) and anaesthesia associate professions (the Leng review). 

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Dr Diana Walford CBE appointed chair of the Royal College of Physicians board of trustees

Dr Diana Walford CBE has been appointed chair of the RCP's board of trustees.

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Gwrando gyda bwriad – Rheol Martha i Gymru

Mis yma, ein blogiwr gwadd Dr Chris Subbe, meddyg ymgynghorol acíwt ym Mangor, sy’n trafod pwysigrwydd ‘gwrando gyda bwriad’ ac a oes angen Rheol Martha yng Nghymru.

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Listening with intent - Martha's Rule for Wales

This month, our guest blogger is Dr Chris Subbe, an acute consultant physician in Bangor, who discusses the importance of ‘listening with intent’ and whether we need a Martha’s Rule for Wales.

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Royal College of Physicians responds to announcement that NHS England will be abolished

The Royal College of Physicians has responded to the announcement that NHS England will be abolished.

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Focus on physicians survey launched to provide key insights on the challenges faced by consultants and SAS doctors

The ‘Focus on physicians’ survey, launched today, will provide critical insights into the current challenges facing consultant physicians and SAS doctors.

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RCP responds to the publication of the UMAPs physician associates 'Base scope of practice' document

The Royal College of Physicians has responded to the UMAPs physician associates 'Base scope of practice' document.

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Dr Ben Chadwick appointed as RCP deputy registrar

The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has appointed consultant physician in acute medicine Dr Ben Chadwick as the deputy registrar.

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RCP responds to University of Oxford review on physician associates (PAs)

The Royal College of Physicians has responded to the University of Oxford review on physician associates.