There is a new force in medicine. A force that brings patients, doctors, nurses and other health professionals together, instead of separating them into tribes. A force that combines scientific knowledge, clinical expertise and the patient’s own perspective. A force that will re-define what good medicine means...More
The College will be giving an award for excellent projects at its Healthy Ageing Conference in May
The 2012 Michael Pittilo Student Essay Prize
Useful Mayo Clinic resources here.
Our self-care library is expanding further and seeks an editorial advisory board to help maintain its high standards.
 Why join us?We are patients. We are clinicians. We are scientists, researchers and carers. What unites us is an initimate knowledge of the NHS and a commitment to leave hierarchies and self-interest behind to remake medicine - so that it once again values science, service and healing. Join us now - or receive our free newsletter and find out about our philosophy and events. |
 Book now for our Healthy Ageing ConferenceOur ageing population will need to be cared for with fewer resources, and a new perspective on health and ageing will be required to meet this challenge. With a keynote speech by Nobel Prize winning Prof Dr Elizabeth Blackburn, we look at the full range of approaches from cutting edge science to better community care.
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 Enter for our Innovators AwardThis year our awards focus on excellent, innovative healthy ageing projects - whether in the NHS or the community. If you are running a project like this, enter now for recognition and a cash prize.
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 Explore our self care libraryThe result of work supported by the Department of Health, our Self-Care Library is the College's way of giving patients the reliable information they need to look after some common everyday health problems. It is uniquely wide-ranging, evidence-based and up to date, and also user-friendly.
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