Following the publication of NHS England’s updated Urgent and Emergency Recovery Plan, President of The Royal College of Emergency Medicine, Dr Adrian Boyle explains why it must be considered a positive step.

Organisational culture in Emergency Medicine (EM) has emerged as a significant contributory factor to workplace behaviour and performance, including patient outcomes, and patient and staff experience.

QECC has continued to thrive thanks to the dedication and enthusiasm of its members and has been active in producing guidance as well as safety bulletins

Emergency Department (ED) crowding represents the greatest threat to the timely delivery of emergency care in the UK and across the world.

This week saw a major festival celebrated by Sikhs across the world – the date of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Gurpurab (birth).

Dr Anukiran Ravichandran (Kiran), from our Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee, writes about the significance of Diwali.

The General Medical Council has published an update of ‘Good medical practice’ which is defined as ‘detailing the principles, values and standards of doctors working in the UK’

The first confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the UK were recorded on the 29 January 2020; 3days later, the UK government declared a level 4 incident, allowing for an extraordinary increase in powers and control.