Academy of Medical
Royal Colleges Wales
To be the independent voice promoting medical royal college standards through leadership and collaboration, to improve the health of the people of Wales
System Sustainability
Retaining Professionalism
Workforce Recruitment and Retention
Improving the Primary & Secondary care interface
Contributing to improved medical workforce and training strategy
Leading and Rolling out Choosing Wisely in Wales #makingchoicestogether
Brexit and the implications for healthcare in Wales
End of Life Care
WG Medical Advisory Structure
Our Member Colleges
& Stakeholders.
Our Latest Projects.
Keep in Touch.
Academy response to Chancellor's Spending Review statement https://t.co/YTWoqDIL99
Don’t forget to join Martin Marshall @MarshallProf for a great Twitter chat about the Evidence Based Interventions programme at 5pm this Wednesday. Search #NHSEBItwitter
Great blog from @RCPath on shared decision making @mpmyres #SharedDecisionMaking #MakingChoicesTogether @1000LivesWales @ChoosingWiselyW
https://t.co/i0Mhu3JQtv
📢 OUT NOW: In the Sept issue of the RCoA Welsh Newsletter read the latest news from @AMRCW, Freedom to Speak Up Guardians, reporting on meeting with the Welsh Labour & Co-Op Assembly Member for Cardiff South & Penarth, @vaughangething & much more https://t.co/wQQkjdI5Xu
Responsible move from Pinterest to tackle vaccine misinformation
Pinterest to direct vaccine searches to health sites https://t.co/wLbqovGWOH
Helpful patient centred shift to reporting real waits for cancer care. Now must ensure sufficient staff to deliver the best cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Cancer: Wales' new waiting times results a UK-first https://t.co/K8A9rBRttD
Having two doses of MMR vaccine is the best way to protect against measles and mumps. I would urge people to ensure that they and their dependants are fully vaccinated from preventable diseases.
The @WHO has confirmed the UK has lost its ‘measles free’ status. Measles is one of the most infectious diseases known to man and lots of work is underway to combat the rise in cases. Our blog explains the current situation: https://t.co/99jBUnfJiz #ValueofVaccines @DHSCgovuk
Every four to 12 months we ask our junior doctors to start again in their fundamental working relationships. Is it time to start acknowledging the huge upheavals that rotation changes represent for doctors—personally and professionally? #BMJOpinion https://t.co/eGY2dc2Gpz
Great example of how environmental impact can be included in clinical recommendations made by NICE - this the future! @ipemnews @KeevilSteve @WendyT_99 @robMedPhysics https://t.co/CCIFH0cP03
“These treatments save lives - you're about half as likely to die if you're in opioid substitution treatment than if you're not - and they also save money by reducing costs for the NHS and reducing crime”
Record number of deaths from drug misuse https://t.co/xfr2UGNnrE
We tend to think about #climatechange as an #environmental problem.
But it's the impending impacts on our #health that have medical experts sounding the alarm. https://t.co/5TDw05EG32
We’ve responded to the @WelshGovernment consultation on drug misuse delivery plan, welcoming focus on harm reduction. The role of A&E depts and forensic physicians in police stations is vital alongside other teams. Early access to treatment and more keyworker support is needed.
Our Chair @estheryoud had a great introductory meeting with Dr Tom Lawson Postgraduate Dean @HEIW_NHS discussing workforce focusing on the supply pipeline (need to increase med students & foundation places in Wales), SAS doctors and encouraging flu vaccine uptake