Bermondsey reimagined
Explore the legacy of a former riverside Abbey, the warehouses which housed the leather trade, the open spaces, a famous hospital, a market square and now a very fashionable area. Meet: In the courtya...
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President Kirby’s term of office extended by one year
At its most recent meeting, the Royal Society of Medicine’s Council passed a special resolution to extend Professor Roger Kirby’s term of office as President by up to one year. This means that his ter...
COVID-19 learning hub
Resources and guidelines We have highlighted some key resources below which we hope you will find helpful. You can also watch previous episodes of our webinar series or see our COVID-19 Two Years On: ...
A closer look at the UK government's ambitious plan for a smoke-free generation
Professor Maggie Rae, President, and Dr Nicola Stingelin, council member, of the Epidemiology & Public Health Section, Royal Society of Medicine, dissect the UK government's proposal to phase out ...
Use of locum doctors rising despite limited evidence on quality and safety
There is little hard evidence to support the widely held perception that locum doctors present a greater risk of causing harm to patients, according to new research published by the Journal of the Roy...
Director of Finance and IT
Salary negotiable depending on experience Hours as required to suit business needs Based at 1 Wimpole Street A new opportunity has arisen within the Executive team for a Director of Finance and IT rep...
Dr Claire Bayntun RSM Trustee
Dr Claire Bayntun is an RSM Trustee and has been Vice President of the Society since 2020. A clinical consultant in global public health, she will be stepping down as an RSM Trustee later this year. H...
Acute neurology: A guide for emergency and internal medical trainees
From delirium to visual symptoms, and FND (functional neurological disorders) to dizziness, giddiness and unsteadiness, this half-day webinar will see neurological experts discuss the management of pa...
Populist radical right a threat to core values of medicine and public health
The populist radical right is a threat to core values of medicine and public health, even within a functioning democratic system, according to a commentary published today by the Journal of the Royal ...
Experts propose ‘five Cs’ to tackle vaccine hesitancy
The reluctance or refusal to accept Covid-19 vaccinations can be tackled by a five-pronged strategy to addressing the behavioural and socio-demographic factors behind vaccine hesitancy. Writing in the...