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
New data released today for Scotland reveals January was the worst month on record for people waiting to be seen in A&E
Burnt out medical staff are working in dangerously overcrowded hospitals and the government must take urgent action to address it.
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.
Infection control standards in A&E departments have fallen significantly since the pandemic according to new research…
We are delighted that The College of Paramedics has been granted the Charter of Incorporation…
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine is seeking the views of its members regarding the role and scope of Emergency Medicine Physician Associates
The government must act urgently to reduce overcrowding…
The long-term deterioration of A&E standards rather than small monthly improvements must be the focus
Dr JP Loughrey, Royal College of Emergency Medicine Vice President for Scotland responds
Delivering ‘Excellence in Emergency Care’ – that’s the aim the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has set out in its new corporate strategy.
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