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Join us for our annual clinical cases meeting for the Endocrinology & Diabetes Section - an interactive full-day event encouraging expert discussions for a broad range of clinical case presentati...

Each year, the RSM History of Medicine Society awards the Norah Schuster Prizes to three UK medical students for the best essays on a history of medicine topic. The prize winners present their researc...

Modern surgical practice demands more than operative skill. It requires reflective thinking, ethical leadership and the resilience to adapt in a fast-changing healthcare system. Surgical excellence re...

Registration for this event will close at 1:00am on Tuesday 12 May 2026. Late registrations will not be accepted. The agenda is subject to change at any time If the event is recorded, we are only able...

Ms Natalie Fine, Education Policy Analyst at the General Medical Council, Dr Rachel Clarke, author and doctor at the University of Oxford and Dr Helen Sheldon from The Balint Society, join us for this...

Join us for an insight into research and academia for students at any stage of their medical careers. If you are looking to get involved in research during medical school, but aren't sure who to appro...

Join this annual event, run for the 8th time, that will highlight the interaction of clinical forensic practice and the law. This webinar will introduce students and trainees to the variety of work in...

This meeting will now only be taking place as a webinar. Click here to book the webinar. 20 x bursary places for trainees and 20 x student bursaries available - send your request to ophthalmology@rsm....

This four-part webinar series aims to empower and prepare healthcare students and professionals to start making improvements in their placements or in their workplace. This first episode offers an ove...

The next episode in the QI scholars webinar series will guide you through data analysis to assess implemented changes in clinical settings. Dr Hannah Baird, a leader of a QI training organisation for ...