The Royal Society of Medicine is one of the UK’s leading providers of continuing learning for healthcare professionals.
We bring people together to have the medical conversations that matter.
After the success of the inaugural Tackling Inequalities conference in 2023, we are delighted to announce that the Royal Society of Medicine and NHS England will be hosting the second Tackling Inequalities conference on Tuesday 16 January 2024.
Suicide in the young is a topic of national importance. Impacting families and professionals with some impacts often being long-lasting. This conference will include multiple perspectives which will contribute to the development of new initiatives aimed at saving lives. Speakers will include recognised authorities on the topic drawn from various backgrounds. The conference will bring together various sources of expertise. The primary aim of the conference is to provide a forum for psychiatrists and other mental health professionals, Charities dedicated to the topic of suicide and others with an opportunity to inform, share and discuss a wide range of issues related to this tragic topic.
Join the Sarah Hughes Lecture to analyse John Keats influence on both beauty and truth as applied to medicine and the humanities and evaluate the effect of truth on creative journalism, particularly as it relates to medicine and humanity.
Join our one-hour webinar to explore the UK's ambitious plan to phase out smoking and discover its implications on public health and society.
Join us for this spotlight episode to hear our expert panel discuss the latest data on Covid-19, Flu cases and the systems in place to manage during the winter months.
As an RSM member, you can search and access thousands of e-journals and e-books – all full-text and including the latest issues. You can also search our e-journals and e-books without being a member but you will not have access to the full-text. View all e-resources and databases.
An exploratory study has raised concerns about the increasing number of people in England and Wales whose bodies are discovered so late that they have decomposed.
RSM public health experts dissect the UK government’s recent proposal to create a smokefree generation, ahead of a special Spotlight event on the topic on 5 December 2023.
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Located on the ground floor, our Lounge Bar is open all day, offering a selection of food and drink to suit any mood. Or for a more formal dining experience, the Restaurant provides all-day dining in an ambient setting.
Book a stay in our members-only hotel Domus Medica. Located in the heart of London, the hotel offers exceptional value for money. Located on the ground floor, our Lounge Bar is open all day, offering a selection of food and drink to suit any mood. Or for a more formal dining experience, the Restaurant provides all-day dining in an ambient setting.
If you are an RSM member, you can join a Section Council within your specialty and shape the future of our education programme.
Learn how the RSM, established in the rooms of a barristers’ chambers at Gray’s Inn, grew from humble beginnings to take up residence in London’s medical quarter.
Looking for a conference venue or meeting room for your next event? The RSM's venue space, 1 Wimpole Street, is available for hire.
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Breakfast served 7:00am - 9:30am
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Continental breakfast served 7:30am - 10:30am
