First Wednesday Tours
The Royal Society of Medicine founded in 1805, is home to a rich collection of rare books and manuscripts dating back to the fifteenth century and an extraordinary archive, offering a fascinating insi...
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Spotlight Series
Join us for our hour-long spotlight episodes, where we will be uniting global experts, clinicians, and researchers for thought-provoking conversations on topical, and ground-breaking medical advanceme...
Engage member magazine: June 2021 issue
June 2021 Society news Other stories Special offers for RSM members You will need to log in to the website to access these offers, using the email address you used to sign up as a member. Not yet a me...
Paediatric trauma: Tips and advice for the general anaesthetist and intensivist
Join us for this educative webinar which will provide participants with an overview of paediatric trauma guidelines and relevant case studies. The meeting will consist of distinctive talks by experts ...
General day 6: Advanced imaging 2025
Trainees are required to pay to attend RSM meetings however are eligible to claim funds back through the usual study leave processes at your trusts. The code to claim reimbursement for these events is...
Bodyswaps VR training now accessible to RSM members worldwide
Our new Navigating Angry Conversations virtual reality (VR) module is now accessible online, allowing Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) members to engage with it from any corner of the globe. Since June...
Update from the Dean of Education
One of the Royal Society of Medicine's remarkable strengths lies in its ability to assemble an extraordinary breadth of people with knowledge and expertise from across the healthcare spectrum. It is t...
Many potential eye donors unaware it’s an option, researchers say
Eyes are the least-donated organ or tissue in the UK and many people are unaware they can donate, researchers said at a Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) event. Thousands of potential eye donors are bei...
Spotlight on the Cardiology Section
A decade ago, Dr Sukhjinder (Sukh) Nijjer, current President of the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) Section of Cardiology, was a member of the research team at the Hammersmith Hospital in London devel...
RSM and Bodyswaps launch healthcare communication research programme
The Royal Society of Medicine and edtech company Bodyswaps have launched a research programme to explore the transformative potential of immersive learning in healthcare communication. Exclusive to RS...