The Royal College of Emergency Medicine has a dedicated communications team.
If you are a member of the media and you would like more information about the College and its work, or you would like to make a request to speak to one of our spokespeople, please contact the team via communications@rcem.ac.uk
We kindly ask you do not contact our spokespeople directly as they are all busy working Emergency Medicine clinicians and may not be in a position to respond.
Please contact the communications team and we will respond to you as soon as possible.
The communications teamâs office hours are 9am â 5pm, Monday to Friday. But we are also contactable outside of these time for urgent media enquiries.
If you do want to contact us out of hours, please use the same email â communications@rcem.ac.uk â which is monitored closely by the communications team member on call, and we will respond promptly.
If you are interested in our latest analysis of NHS performance data, please visit our Data and Statistics page where you will find information and graphs. Please feel free to use these images in your coverage attributing them to RCEM.
Royal College of Emergency Medicine responds to the Spring Budget
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has today (6 March 2024) unveiled the Governmentâs Spring Budget.
Northern Ireland has just half the A&E consultant doctors it should, RCEM research reveals
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.
National programme will help EDs fight violence with data
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
Patient waiting times hit all time high in Scotland
New data released today for Scotland reveals January was the worst month on record for people waiting to be seen in A&E
Urgent action needed as hospitals âfit to burstâ, says RCEM
Burnt out medical staff are working in dangerously overcrowded hospitals and the government must take urgent action to address it.
HRH The Princess Royal underlines the need for more doctors during speech at EMTA Conference
Patron of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM), HRH The Princess Royal has today (28 February 2024) paid tribute to those working in Emergency Medicine and acknowledged the unprecedented pressures they face.
Staff and patients at risk as A&E infection control measures worsen since pandemic
Infection control standards in A&E departments have fallen significantly since the pandemic according to new research…
Statement as The College of Paramedics is granted the Charter of Incorporation
We are delighted that The College of Paramedics has been granted the Charter of Incorporation…
RCEM consulting members on Emergency Medicine Physician Associates Â
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine is seeking the views of its members regarding the role and scope of Emergency Medicine Physician Associates
NHS crisis continues as hospital bed numbers near capacity
The government must act urgently to reduce overcrowding…
Long-term Welsh A&E decline must be the focus
The long-term deterioration of A&E standards rather than small monthly improvements must be the focus
Government must focus on long-term planning and poor ED performance in Scotland
Dr JP Loughrey, Royal College of Emergency Medicine Vice President for Scotland responds
Excellence in Emergency Care: RCEM launches new strategic plan
Delivering âExcellence in Emergency Careâ â thatâs the aim the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has set out in its new corporate strategy.
No let up from ârelentlessâ A&E winter pressures, warns RCEM
A&E staff are continuing to face ‘relentless pressure’ as latest data shows no sign of winter crisis abating
Staff at breaking point as less than 40% of patients seen within four-hour target
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine has described the pressure facing A&E staff in Northern Ireland as âunsurmountableâ as the latest performance data shows December was worst month on record for waiting time target