Work must be done to improve discharge speed in hospitals if “dire” ED waiting times in Northern Ireland are to improve

RCEM Wales – new statistics show patients are continuing to experience extremely long waits.

The current state of the health service is compounded with retention problems. This is evidenced in the third in a series of research reports commissioned by

Overcrowding and ambulance delays continue to pose “extreme challenges” for A&E staff and patients, says RCEM

New analysis by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine reveals that there were almost 300 deaths a week associated with long A&E waits in 2023

This is the response from The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) following the release of new NHS Planning Guidance.

Overcrowding in hospitals and a lack of social care options are adding to ambulance delays, says The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM.)

The immense pressures permeating though the health care system this winter are still apparent with hospitals in England remaining ‘dangerously’ full.

Planned funding allocation for healthcare is ‘a drop in the ocean’ says RCEM.

The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has today (6 March 2024) unveiled the Government’s Spring Budget.

A census of Emergency Medicine workers in Northern Ireland carried out by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM), has revealed there are just half the recommended number of Emergency Medicine consultants currently in place.

A national programme aimed at standardising the data gather by Emergency Departments (EDs) to help tackle violence, and reduce people needing to attend A&Es, has been launched