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Call the med reg 2024

Medicinal plant lecture: April 2024

The programme for the first medicinal plant lectures of 2024 will be available in due course.

Episode 27

Acute haematology

Episode 26

Milroy lecture: why can't we learn from our mistakes

Dr Barry Monk is delivering the Milroy lecture, why can't we learn from our mistakes.

Med+ 2023

Harveian Oration 2023: Sir Patrick Vallance

Sir Patrick Vallance will discuss the importance of integration – some observations from the clinic, academia, industry and government.

Managing mental health presentations on the medical take

2 CPD credits

Call the medical registrar 2023

Medicinal plant lecture: September 2023

Episode 2: atrial fibrillation

In this episode, we will look at atrial fibrillation: investigation and management.

FitzPatrick lecture 2023

Professor Helen Lachmann is delivering the 2023 FitzPatrick lecture, reflecting on 170 years of amyloid.

Episode 10: acute medicine

Dr Nicola Cooper, Dr Mohsin Zaman and Dr Nick Smallwood discuss medical education in acute internal medicine, point of care ultrasound (POCUS) and enhanced care units.

Medicinal plant lecture: July 2023

Episode 1: atrial fibrillation

In this episode, we will explore early intervention for prevention of atrial fibrillation progression.

Episode 23: breast cancer

In this session, we will discuss advancements in breast cancer treatments, response assessment after chemotherapy and immunotherapy combinations

Acute neurology

Dr Ajay Bhalla and Dr Shazia Afridi discuss national clinical guidelines for stroke: what’s new in acute stroke care and Inherited cardiac conditions and acute headache.

Episode 22: gastroenterology

Professor Ramesh Arasaradnam is joined by Dr Naila Arebi for an update into acute severe ulcerative colitis

Medicinal plant lecture: May 2023

Episode 21: type 2 diabetes

Episode 3: rare diseases – cystic fibrosis

Professor Martin Walshaw joins us to give an update on cystic fibrosis

Syncope

Dr Lara Mitchell and Professor Rob Cooper discuss top tips for managing syncope in the older adult and inherited cardiac conditions and sudden cardiac death risk.

Samuel Gee lecture 2023

Linacre lecture 2022: humanity’s first chance – understanding what pandemic infection can do to the human brain

Dr Benedict Michael will discuss humanity’s first chance to understand what pandemic infection can do to the human brain.

Croonian lecture 2022: skin of many colours

Dr Piu Banerjee will discuss dermatology and diversity.

Faculty of Physician Associates: annual general meeting 2023

Episode 2: rare diseases – castleman disease

Dr Karthik Ramasamy joins to give an update on castleman disease

Episode 1: rare diseases – lymphoma

Dr Arvind Arumainathan is joined by Professor Sean Whittaker for a presentation on cutaneous lymphoma – symptom recognition, diagnosis, supportive care and management.

RCP medicine careers showcase

Episode 20: respiratory

In this episode on respiratory, chair Dr Jo Szram will be joined by Dr Sanjay Agrawal and Dr Sheila Ramjug to discuss smoking cessation, sleep apnoea and venous thromboembolis

Chief registrar alumni webinar

An opportunity to join with chief registrars from previous cohorts.

Enhanced care

Dr Ben Messer, Dr Kathleen Bonnici and Dr Jennie Stephens discuss the emerging role of enhance respiratory care and enhanced care in the acute medical unit.

Episode 19: oncology and genomics

In this episode on oncology and genomics, chair Dr Nirupa Murugaesu will be joined by team leader of the Integrative Genomic Analysis in Clinical Trials at the Institute of Cancer Research, D

Harveian Oration 2022: pandemic HIV and its legacy for medicine and global health

Professor Dame Anne Johnson will discuss pandemic HIV and its legacy for medicine and global health.

Episode 18: cardiology

Dr Mark Westwood is joined by Dr Amy Burchell, Dr Rani Khatib and Professor Dhiraj Gupta to discuss cholesterol, blood pressure and atrial fibrillation.

Medical problems in pregnancy

Dr Lojana Chandrarjan, Dr Anita Banerjee and Dr Bernie Jenner discuss hypertension and neurological emergencies in pregnancy.

Episode 17: immunology

In this episode, Professor Eleanor Riley, Professor Teresa Lambe and Professor Peter Openshaw discuss COVID-19, vaccines and influenza.

Medicinal plant lecture: episode 2

Professor Ian Graham and Professor Anthony Dayan discuss maximising the use of plant diversity and medicinal plants of the three Abrahamic Faiths.

Developing SAS practice

This webinar was part of the 2022 RCP SAS week.

Episode 3: dermatology – vitiligo

Dr Alia Ahmed and Dr Viktoria Eleftheriadou discuss vitiligo - the dark side of lightness and the psychological aspects of vitiligo.

Medicinal plant lectures: episode 1

Professor Tilli Tansey and Professor Mark Nesbitt discuss ergot: from a dreaded poison to a treasure-house of drugs and just the tonic: a natural history of tonic water.

Episode 2: dermatology – atopic dermatitis

Professor Carsten Flohr, Dr Richard Woolf and Dr Gail Todd discuss atopic dermatitis - the clinical problem.

Episode 9: medical problems in pregnancy

Dr Paarul Prinja, Dr Siara Teelucksingh and Dr Mark Andrews discuss physiology, acute medical problems and hypertension in pregnancy.

Episode 16: gastroenterology

In this episode, Dr Nigel Trudgill, Dr Nwe Ni Than, Dr Anjan Dhar and Dr Mark Samaan discuss sustainability, ulcerative colitis and metabolic disease.

Episode 1: dermatology – alopecia

Chair Dr Paul Farrant is joined by Dr Matthew Harries, Dr Anita Takwale and Dr Susan Holmes to discuss alopecia areata and drug related alopecia.

Same day emergency care

Dr Barbara Lachana Onen, Dr Tania Elias and Dr Simon Biart discuss ambulatory care, SDEC and frailty, and ambulatory management of an adult with learning difficulties.

Episode 15: diabetes

In this episode, Dr Umesh Dashora is joined by Professor Partha Kar, Professor Sara Ponnusamy and Professor Alan Sinclair to discuss COVID-19, pregnancy and end of life care.

Monkeypox: a UK Health Security Agency briefing

Episode 14: neurology

In this episode, Dr David Nicholl, Dr Ben Wakerley, Dr Saiju Jacob and Dr Susie Mollan discuss papilloedema and swollen optic discs.

Acute oncology

Dr Ernie Marshall, Mrs Naomi Clatworthy, Dr Hilary Williams and Dr Roopinder Gillmore discuss cancer and SDEC opportunities, developments in emergency oncology care and more.

Samuel Gee lecture 2022: air pollution – the greatest environmental health challenge of our time

Professor Sir Stephen Holgate discusses air pollution – the greatest environmental health challenge of our time.

The RCP's Medicinal Garden – a living museum 

Dr Noel Snell discusses a living museum - the RCP's Medicinal Garden.

JRCPTB curricula launch webinar

Dr Mike Jones, Dr Sue Pond, Dr Alastair Millar, Rifa Begum, Zoe fleet, Dr Ananthakrishnan Raghuram discuss the new curricula, internal medicine training and much more.

Medicine 2022

Christmas lecture 2021: drugs and bugs

Safe for patients, safe for staff: patient safety fundamentals for physicians

Dr Kevin Stewart, Dr Andrew Gibson, Alice Joy, Professor Matthew Cooke and Jono Broad discuss patient safety.

The future of healthcare if we do nothing

Learn about the effects and impact of climate change on health, which will continue to grow and worsen unless we act.

Episode 13: rheumatology

In this episode, Dr Sonia Panchal, Dr James Bateman, Dr Tim Blake and Dr Gouri Koduri discuss arthiritis and rheumatic disease.

Harveian Oration 2021: Professor Jonathan Van-Tam

Professor Jonathan Van Tam discusses moving forwards, understanding backwards: respiratory virus vaccines, therapeutics, and public health policy.

Professor Donal O'Donoghue memorial

A memorial service held in RCP at The Spine for former RCP registrar Professor Donal O'Donoghue.

Episode 12: cardiology

In this episode, Dr Sarah Clarke, Professor Bryan Williams, Dr Ashley Nisbet and Professor Kausik Ray discuss hypertension, artrial fibrillation and cholesterol. 

Acute medical pathways: responding to increased demand – virtual wards past, present and future

Dr Eileen Burns, Dr Clarissa Murdoch and Professor Matt Inada-Kim discuss the increase demands of virtual wards.

Acute medical pathways: responding to increased demand – from modern ward rounds to safely home

Dr John Dean, Dr David Lipscomb and Jen Flatman discuss modern wards, what happens after hospitalisation and safer medication following discharge.

Episode 11: respiratory

In this episode, Dr Jo Szram, Dr Hitasha Rupani, Dr Ian Forrest, and Dr Charlotte Addy discuss asthma, cystic fibrosis and interstitial lung disease.

Adapting to life after COVID-19: lessons learned during a pandemic

Dr Nerys Conway, Dr Robin Ghosal, Dr Caz Burford, Dr Karla Blee, Dr Karam Aboud and Dr Olwen Williams discuss life after COVID within the workforce.

Linacre lecture 2021: methotrexate – an innocent bystander in the development of liver fibrosis

Dr Lucy Turner discusses methotrexate: an innocent bystander in the development of liver fibrosis.

Acute medical pathways: responding to increased demand – same day emergency care across medical specialties

Dr Philip Dyer, Dr Nick Scriven, Dr Tara Sood, Dr Vicky Price, Professor Dan Lasserson and Elizabeth Camfield discuss same day emergency and acute medical care.

Acute medical pathways: responding to increased demand – the acute medicine/specialty interface

Dr Mike Jones, Dr Sue Crossland, Dr Chetan Varma, Salimah Hassan and Dr Andrew Barlow discuss the acute medical unit and working with specialties, in-reach atrial fibrillation and VSMART.

Acute medical emergencies

Dr Kishore Kumar, Dr Amy Kingston and Dr David Wilkinson discuss immunotherapies in cancer, non-malignant palliative care and metastatic spinal cord disease.

Lilly lecture 2021: leadership in a time of crisis

Mrs Fiona Noden and Dr Aaisha Saqib give talks on "She's nowt but a little girl" and "I am just a junior doctor!" which explore leadership in times of crisis.

Episode 9: oncology

Dr Hilary Williams, Professor Richard Sullivan, Dr Tom Newsom-Davis, Dr Abhijit Singh Gill, Dr Heather Wilkes and Professor Peter Johnson discuss the latest updates in oncology.

National Asthma and COPD Programme (NACAP) children and young people asthma audit webinar

Professor Ian Sinha, Dr James Calvert and Emma Sparrow discuss the CYP asthma audit 2019/20 report, driving QI in respiratory outcomes and children and young people’s engagement in NACAP.

Episode 8: intensive care medicine

Dr Sara Blakeley and Dr Kayode Adeniji discuss the role of critical care in deteriorating patients and ventilation in intensive care settings.

What is the pandemic teaching us about health inequalities?

Matthew Fell, Jake Harrison, Dr Bola Owolabi and Jo Bibby discuss health inequalities and wider society, narrowing health inequalities and lessons for government.

New consultants forum: Episode 5

Gastroenterology and hepatology

Dr Sreedhar Subramanian, Dr Manu Nayyar and Dr Emma Culver discuss inflammatory bowel disease, medical pancreatologists and what can they offer and IGg4 related hepatobiliary disease.

RCP–ACP joint series: health inequalities and justice – during COVID-19 and beyond

In this episode, Professor Sir Michael Marmot and Dr Eileen Barrett discuss social justice and health equity.

Episode 7: immunotherapy and radiotherapy

Dr Helen Adderley and Dr Hayley Boyce discuss immunotherapy related toxicities and radiotherapy in acute oncology and palliative care.

RCP – Sunway – Cambridge seminars: medical emergencies – endocrinology and diabetes

Dr Nadia Schoenmakers, Professor Karim Meeran and Dr Alexander Tan discuss emergencies relating to the thyroid, the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis and diabetes.

Infectious diseases

Dr Alastair McGregor, Dr Simon Edwards, Dr Achyuta V Nori and Dr Philippa Matthews discuss the worm turns – some stories of parasitism, HIV and sexual health and HBV.

Cancer care in a pandemic: what the data tells us

We explore what was learnt during the pandemic – the effects of delayed diagnosis, the adaptations made in radiotherapy and systemic therapies and the future of vaccination in cancer patients

What is the pandemic teaching us about workforce planning?

Anita Charlesworth, Rt. Hon. Jeremy Hunt MP, Prerana Issar and Professor Wendy Reid discuss their experiences of working in the NHS before COVID-19 and the impact of the pandemic.

Episode 7: geriatrics and palliative

In this episode, Dr Dilesh Lakhani, Professor Rowan Harwood, Dr Joanna Lawson and Dr Irfana Musa discuss frailty, fragility and bedside examinations.

Episode 6: wellbeing and decision making

Dr Jamiee Wylam and Dr Amie Burbridge discuss wellbeing and clinical decision making.

Maternal medicine

Dr Felicity Coad, Dr Melanie Nana and Professor Margaret Kingston discuss acute medical complications in pregnancy, preconception care and sexually transmitted infections in pregnancy.

Digital innovation in cardiology

Speakers discuss case studies to show how different technology is being used by NHS organisations across the UK to solve commonly encountered problems in cardiology.

RCP – Sunway – Cambridge seminars: medical emergencies – neurology

Dr Wendy Phillips, Dr Adrian Wills and Dr Hiew Fu Liong discuss functional neurological disorders, headache on the acute take and acute neuromuscular emergencies.

Episode 6: rheumatology

In this episode, Dr Sonia Panchal, Dr James Galloway, Dr Elizabeth Macphie and Dr Ajit Menon give an update on primary care and guidelines.  ​​​​​​​

Samuel Gee lecture 2021: humans – the ultimate animal model

Professor Mary Reilly discusses humans – the ultimate animal model.

FitzPatrick lecture 2021: soulful neurology

Professor Andrew Lees discusses soulful neurology.

Diabetes and endocrinology

Dr Helena Gleeson, Dr Jan Ho and Professor Steve Ball discuss young people with endocrine disorders, endocrine hypertension and disorders of sodium balance.

COVID-19: vaccines and pregnancy

Professor Lucy Chappell, Professor Catherine Nelson Piercy and Dr Chrissie Jones discuss the COVID-19 vaccination and pregnancy.

Global women leaders

Dr Dzifa Dey, Dr Zainab Samad, ​Dr Sima Sharara and Dr Iffat Zafar Aga address the challenge to advance women’s leadership in medicine.

Clinicians for climate action

Dr Fiona Godlee, Miss Jen Isherwood and Dr Nick Watts discuss the climate emergency, the impact of the pandemic on sustainability and how we can achieve a net zero NHS.

Episode 5: haematology

Dr Suzy Morton, Dr Satarupa Choudhuri and Dr Kat Moss discuss transfusion pitfalls, haemostasis, thrombosis and myeloma screen interpretations.

COVID-19: 1 year on

Professor Maria Zambon, Professor Wei Shen Lim and Dr Susan Hopkins discuss SARS-CoV-2 virology and testing, the COVID-19 vaccination and how COVID-19 knowledge can inform action.

Episode 5: GIM

Dr Jack Kastelik, Dr Kate Gatenby, Dr Tom Mace and Dr Omar Pirzada discuss heart failure, Parkinson's disease and pneumonia.

London

1 CPD credit

Episode 4: acute medicine

Dr Janine Makaronidis, Dr Thomas O'Hagan and Dr Shuaib Quraishi discuss obesity, allergy for the acute medic and POCUS.

Northern Ireland and North Western

2 CPD credits

Episode 3: psychiatry

Professor Julia Sinclair and Dr Daniel Wilkes discuss medical management of alcohol use disorders and LD and me: what physicians should know.

West Midlands and Wales

2 CPD credits

Palliative care in low and middle-income countries

Dr MR Rajagopal, Dr Dingle Spence and Dr Salah Zeineldine palliative care in India, palliative care in Jamaica and the Caribbean and palliative care in Lebanon and the Middle East region.

RCP college and associate college tutor national conference 2020

4 CPD credits

London and Yorkshire

2 CPD credits

Eastern and Mersey

2 CPD credits

Episode 2: physical symptoms without organic disease

Dr Mustafa Alachkar and Dr Rachel Newby discuss persistent physical symptoms and functional movement disorders.

Wessex and Northern

2 CPD credits

South West and Oxford and Thames Valley

2 CPD credits

Episode 1: DNAR

Dr Jo Ulley and Daniel Sokol discuss advance care planning​ and DNACPR – legal aspects​.

East Midlands and Kent, Surrey and Sussex

2 CPD credits

Beirut explosion: the effect on doctors and healthcare provision

Professor Ali Jawad, Professor Imad Uthman and Dr Nelly Ziade Zoghbi discuss Beirut explosion: the effect on doctors and healthcare provision.