RCGP news
30 November 2023
Continuity of care is highly valued by GPs – College responds to new study
College Vice Chair, Dr Victoria Tzortziou-Brown responds to the latest study on the importance of continuity of care in general practice.
29 November 2023
Safe care delivered in general practice every day - College responds to new study
RCGP Vice Chair, Dr Victoria Tzortziou-Brown, responds to a study on the safety of remote consultations in general practice in the Independent and Mail Online.
20 November 2023
Autumn Statement is key opportunity for Chancellor to invest in ‘inadequate’ and ‘unsafe’ GP infrastructure
The RCGP is calling on the Chancellor to address the risk posed to general practice and patient care by 'inadequate' and 'unsafe' GP infrastructure.
17 November 2023
College issues further explanation for SCA technical difficulties on Tuesday 14 November
The College Chair and Chief Examiner have written a further letter to trainees about the technical incident affecting some SCA candidates on Tuesday afternoon.
17 November 2023
Exploring a range of potential treatments for menopause ‘helpful’, says RCGP
College Chair Professor Kamila Hawthorne appears in today’s Guardian responding to the latest NICE evidence review for menopause treatment.
15 November 2023
College message to candidates sitting new SCA
RCGP issues apology to candidates who were unable to complete the new Simulated Consultation Assessment component of the MRCGP examination following a temporary technical outage.
13 November 2023
College calls for solution to bring about ‘a lasting peace’ as Middle East conflict continues
The College has issued a further statement on the situation in the Middle East, following latest reports of the impact on medical colleagues trying to provide care.
13 November 2023
GPs are trying their best for all their patients, says College Chair
College Chair Professor Kamila Hawthorne appears in today’s media, hitting back at claims that older patients are finding it difficult to see their GP.
10 November 2023
‘We treat the whole person, not the condition’, says College Chair
College Chair Professor Kamila Hawthorne responds to the Chief Medical Officer’s Annual Report - Health in an Ageing Society.
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