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The First Minister of Wales and the President of The Royal College of Surgeons England will attend a ‘Celebration of Surgery’ event
01 Dec 2022 The President of The Royal College of Surgeons of England, Professor Neil Mortensen, will visit South Wales today and tomorrow, to meet with members of the surgical community. He will provide the keynote address at the “Celebration of Surgery” event on Friday (December 2) which the First Minister of Wales, Professor Mark Drakeford, will also speak at. -
Annual report 2021-22 published
30 Nov 2022 Our Annual report and accounts 2021–22 has been published, detailing the activity and successes for the College from the last financial year. -
Colleagues remember Dame Clare Marx as a compassionate, approachable and principled leader of the surgical profession
29 Nov 2022 Colleagues have paid tribute to Dame Clare Marx CBE DL MBBS PRCS, who very sadly died on Sunday 27 November, 2022. A consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Dame Clare became the first woman President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
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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?