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Petition for Vote of No Confidence in Royal College of Physicians Leadership

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Ian McDermott
2 years ago

The leaders of the RCP have a duty to represent their members, NOT to just kowtow to the political imperatives of the current government. The RCP is supposed to safeguard patients and maintain and improve standards, not knowingly support project that dumb down patient care and that endanger patients. The RCP leadership should hang their heads in shame and should do the honourable thing and resign!

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Stephen Frost
2 years ago

At the right time the leaders of the Royal College of Physicians will be sued personally. This is not another misstep or mistake, this is done deliberately on behalf of others and with malign intent.

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Dr Christopher Day MRCP London
2 years ago

A fulminantly corrupt disgrace of a college. Its engagement in long-term gas-lighting, misdirection, and outright lying to both the medical profession (which includes only doctors, not PAs) and the public cannot be excused any further. Both doctors and the public are at danger from the wanton mis-deployment of Assistants for politically-driven reasons, for the convenience of NHS executives and some consultants who only care for their own workload and departmental service provision. This is a dangerous and delusional project for which the College has very evidently taken - and continues to take - contractual financial reward. Money this corrupt organisation and is unwilling to surrender either for ethical reasons or to pivot to do its actual role and support physicians in training. Doctors languish in worthless 'training programmes' for years of post-graduate time, unnecessarily rotating and performing administrative tasks for the comfort and convenience of the NHS and consultants - meanwhile this shambles of a college with its actions actively promotes (regardless of how they make empty promises to the contrary) minimally trained replacements into substantive posts in departments where they can then monopolise the actual medical roles those doctors need to be performing - because they obviously then form an investment for trust and department. A scouring of senior leadership is needed, and a complete overhaul of voting laws and membership engagement to follow.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

This PA develop.ent is a danger to the public.

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Monu Jabbal
2 years ago

Laughing state

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Heather Glenn
2 years ago

The people who voted for this are not representing their patients' interests.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Shambolic EGM. Not releasing the survey data is disgraceful and shows a complete lack of transparency. What are you hiding?

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George Carrington
2 years ago

The RCP is a disgrace to the medical profession

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Dr Trevor Pickersgill
2 years ago

Consultant neurologist

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Anonymous
2 years ago

As a medical student, I feel completely let down by the RCP, an institution which should be championing doctors for the best care possible for our patients

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Ron Cooper
2 years ago

The RCP should be supporting fully qualified doctors, not working to undermine them with 'associate' roles.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

The whole system needs a change. Absolute disgrace. Sell out to our profession as physicians

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Anonymous
2 years ago

The whole ethics and conduct of RCP who have imposed their agenda I’ll thought on all the other specialties is bad enough. But the conduct at the meeting - ignoring the membership, dishonest stats , pompous hubris, and a huge insult to hard earned medical careers all round

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Sanchit Turaga
2 years ago

I am an MRCP and the conduct of RCP including filibustering and not listening to FRCPs whilst ignoring members has been poor conduct

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Murali Nair
2 years ago

People living in Ivory towers never seem to understand the problems of grassroot workers and never feel the heat of the coalface and are into just feathering their nests .

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Anonymous
2 years ago

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Anonymous
2 years ago

PAs should be let nowhere near patients or their records or have any involvement in anything that leads to diagnosis, prescription, triaging, or anything that involves a patient.

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Ramesh Shah
2 years ago

Due to poor leadership NHS has done to dogs. Doctors (GP)are not are not treating the patients with respect . You are a number for them

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Paul
2 years ago

Nobody would say a second year medical student seeing patients alone without supervision is safe, so why are we letting PAs do it?

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Alex m
2 years ago

Tut tut