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Intercollegiate Endocrine Surgery Review
03 Aug 2022 The GIRFT review of endocrinology has identified variations in the current practice of endocrine surgery across the UK. This Joint Surgical Colleges review with representation from the Royal Colleges and Specialty Societies has looked at variation in the key areas of training, surgical activity, audit and appraisal. -
Joint statement from medical royal colleges and the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges on the Conservative leadership contest
21 Jul 2022 Medical royal colleges and the AoMRC have today published a joint statement calling on the next prime minister and leader of the Conservative and Unionist Party to make health and care a priority – read the full statement below. -
Statement from the Women in Surgery Forum on Roe v Wade
28 Jun 2022 The Women in Surgery Forum at The Royal College of Surgeons of England would like to state its dismay at the overturning of Roe v Wade. We stand by women's rights to choose what happens to their bodies and our absolute reproductive rights.
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Gender gap in surgery
"Whilst on the surface it appears that the gender gap in medicine as a whole is decreasing or perhaps even inverting, in surgery the statistics tell a different story."
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Complications and errors
All surgical procedures carry the potential for adverse events. The latest issue of the Bulletin asks: Do surgeons need support - and, if so, what kind?