CXR interpretation
Join us for this interactive webinar to gain a comprehensive understanding of Chest X-Rays (CXRs). Starting from the normal CXR and working through patterns of infection, in this meeting you'll learn ...
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Eight extraordinary medical breakthroughs during The Queen’s 70-year reign
Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee marks 70 years of extraordinary service to the nation in parallel with advances in medicine, science and healthcare. To celebrate this momentous occasion, the ...
Meet the Ellison-Cliffe Travelling Fellows Mr Veerappan Kasivisvanathan
At the end of 2021 a number of RSM members in the early stages of their careers competed for the prestigious Ellison-Cliffe Travelling Fellowship. Here we meet the successful candidates and find out m...
Orthopaedic revision: Prepare to succeed
Attend this one day meeting aimed at medical students to revise essential orthopaedic topics in preparation for your exams. This highly popular revision day will be delivered by Mr Ian Sinha, Consulta...
Start planning your 2021 travel adventures with Jon Baines Tours
With promising news on vaccines and the potential to travel more freely in the future, what better way to bid farewell to 2020 than to start planning your travel adventures for 2021? The RSM’s travel ...
Diversity in leadership roles essential to engage minority-ethnic medical students with academia
Minority-ethnic medical students must have more role-models in senior leadership positions if they are to engage with academia. This is one of the conclusions drawn by a group of medical students writ...
Optimising women’s health benefits everyone in society – 2024 Jephcott Lecture by Professor Dame Lesley Regan DBE
We are honoured to announce that Professor Dame Lesley Regan DBE, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Past President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Chair of Wellbein...
Saluting Dr Marjory Foyle on her 100th birthday
A long-standing member and friend of the Royal Society of Medicine, Dr Marjory Foyle, celebrates her centenary this year. Born on 3 November 1921, Dr Foyle started her medical training at the Royal Fr...
International medical graduates: part of the solution to the NHS workforce crisis?
There is an urgent need to increase the cap on visas to allow more international medical graduates to work and train in the NHS. A recent paper published by the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicin...
Opioid related hospital admissions JRSM
A new analysis of hospital patient data in England over 10 years, published by the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, shows opioid-related admissions increased by 48.9 per cent, from 10,805 adm...