The Royal Society of Medicine is one of the country's major providers of postgraduate medical education. Independent and apolitical, the RSM promotes an exchange of information and ideas on the science, practice and organisation of medicine.
Learn about the lack of good clinical neurology and neurosurgery facilities in areas of Africa and Asia. Experienced speakers in this field will address how these issues can be remedied by developing educational facilities locally and with international collaboration, and methods of developing research projects in these areas of the world.
Responding to and supporting people of all ages with mental health issues in primary care is becoming increasingly challenging. This meeting seeks to empower clinicians, commissioners and service users in responding to current mental health challenges in primary care through partnership.
At this meeting, a multidisciplinary faculty of top experts will provide state of the art lectures on current and emerging treatments for early rectal cancer. You will learn about less aggressive treatments with a focus on papillon radiotherapy, get updates on clinical trials, hear a patient perspective as part of the main programme, and will be able to discuss individual cases with national and international experts.
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.
Dr Marianne Coleman, an orthoptist and research fellow at the University of Surrey, recently presented her research findings, which looked at how the ability to judge distances may be affected by dementia.
Dr Carice Ellison has died aged 98 after a short illness. Well-known at the Royal Society of Medicine – Carice and her husband, Dr Percy Cliffe, established an annual eponymous lecture, and after his death Carice set up a travelling fellowship in their name.
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Book a stay in our members-only hotel Domus Medica; or our Grade I listed boutique hotel, Chandos House. Located in the heart of London, both hotels offer 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.
Find out more about the RSM’s mission, vision and values.
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.
The RSM has two outstanding venue spaces – 1 Wimpole Street and Chandos House – that are available for hire.
