COVID-19 has represented a major public health challenge and the health services, including staff in Emergency Departments, have been under significant pressure as a result. RCEM uses this webpage to disseminate relevant information regarding the COVID-19 situation and the most relevant RCEM responses.
COVID-19 has represented a major public health challenge and the health services, including staff in Emergency Departments, have been under significant pressure as a result.
RCEM uses this webpage to disseminate relevant information regarding the COVID-19 situation and the most relevant RCEM responses.
We acknowledge the COVID-19 situation evolves, often rapidly. As such, this webpage will link to major websites with the most current information available. We also encourage you to visit this webpage regularly to obtain the latest available COVID-19 information as it relates to College activity.
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+ Government Websites
• Myocarditis and pericarditis after Covid-19 vaccination (Updated 21 March 2022)
• RCEM Clinical Guidance, protocols, assessment tools or discharge advice
• Legacy Document – Learning from the first phase of the Coronavirus Pandemic (November 2020)
• Position statement: Governance responsibilities for patients who do not attend booked appointments
• RCOG guide to COVID-19 and pregnancy
• Project5 – free wellbeing support service
Free access to • Sleepio and
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Daylight for all NHS staff to protect their mental health throughout the COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic continues to pose unprecedented challenges to our health service.
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Data, Statistics and Data Sets for England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland.
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Improving safety in the Emergency Department this winter.
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