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Update for MRCS (ENT) OSCE candidates
This is an update regarding the upcoming MRCS (ENT) exam in February 2026 on behalf of the Intercollegiate Committee for Basic Surgical Exams (ICBSE).
More than 70 health and care organisations call for ‘productive engagement’ on NHS workforce plan
Royal Colleges and charities underline that a well-resourced workforce will be critical to delivering the government’s 10 year health plan for England.
'One of a kind' training to address sexual misconduct in healthcare
College’s clinical leadership fellows launch active bystander training to encourage safer working environments in healthcare.
Message from the President
Professor Hany Eteiba pays tribute to Anne Marie McKirdy, who passed away this week.
Focus on Physicians Survey 2025
College President says findings on job planning and supervision reveal ‘the immense pressure’ on doctors.
Tributes paid to Sir Kenneth Calman, 1941–2025
Former Chief Medical Officer, academic and College Honorary Fellow has died aged 83.
Obituary: Former Vice President and leading plastic and burns surgeon
Professor William (Bill) Henry Reid, surgeon. Born: 30 November 1930. Died 2 March 2025, aged 94.
New Taylor Medal to celebrate leadership and innovation
The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow has launched a new award that will recognise individuals with a demonstrable positive impact in leadership and patient care.
Understanding the risks and management of rabies exposure for UK travellers
In a new blog post, Professor David Ross and Professor Derek Evans highlight the heightened risk of rabies exposure when travelling abroad and discuss the most up-to-date guidance for clinicians to manage this potentially fatal disease.