On Monday 16 May, we informed 50 candidates who sat the March 2022 FRCEM SBA examination that a fault occurred with our examination system, which resulted in those candidates incorrectly being told that they had passed the exam. We have offered the affected candidates our sincere apologies and have also

The Royal College of Emergency Medicine recently experienced a technical fault that led to a small number of candidates being incorrectly informed that they had passed the March 2022 FRCEM SBA examination. All affected candidates have now been directly notified of this error and our main priority is to provide

For the avoidance of doubt: we are aware of recent comments on social media regarding ACPs in Emergency Medicine. The Royal College of Emergency Medicine stands fully with our ACP colleagues who are an invaluable part of the EM workforce.

Together with The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) we (RCEM) have developed www.ukraineclinicalguidance.com, a website filled with clinical guidelines and medical resources selected by experts for use by doctors, nurses, and others in Ukraine.

RCEM has worked closely with our exam delivery partner, Pearson VUE, to introduce new booking windows for all MRCEM & FRCEM written exams.

RCEM’s Annual Scientific Conference is a highlight of the year for many of our members, and a lot of work goes into its planning.
However, the dates of this year’s Conference fall over the holiest day of the year in Judaism, Yom Kippur, on 4-5 October.
We should

EMSAS has produced a statement on Specialist Doctor appointments in EM, the aim of which is to provide some
guidance regarding job descriptions for the Specialist doctor role.

On 3 April 2022, five RCEM runners were among the 12,000 runners who ran 13.1 miles around the streets of London in the fifth edition of the London Landmarks Half Marathon 2022.

We’ve launched #CountMeIn – our campaign to ensure we are fully representing our members – and are asking all members to fill in their demographic profiles.

Following stories about the use of tents outside EDs to enable ambulance offloads, the Royal College of Emergency Medicine and the College of Paramedics have issued updated guidance, laying out the best alternative options available to hospitals.

This report identifies ongoing concerns which include staffing shortages, overcrowding, workforce burnout, bullying and harassment, time to train and service reconfiguration.

Dr. Khaled Abdul Ghaffar, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, received the work of the Minister of Health and Population and a delegation from The British Royal College of Emergency Medicine (The Royal College of Emergency Medicine), on Wednesday evening, at the general hall of the Ministry of