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RCP London Trainees'

@rcpltrainees

The official twitter for the Trainees' Committee of the Royal College of Physicians London. Representing the views of Trainees

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Royal College of Physicians (@rcphysicians) 's Twitter Profile Photo
Royal College of Physicians
@rcphysicians

9 years ago

Fringe w. Philip Dunne starts w. Dame Jane Dacre highlighting gaps in doctors rotas & the impact it has for patient care #CPC16 #futurehealth16

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The Royal Society of Medicine
@roysocmed

9 years ago

NICE Guidelines published in Sept: Harmful sexual behaviour among children & young people NICE ow.ly/77cZ304MRkX

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APM
@apmposttweets

9 years ago

Features our president Rob George & Amy Proffitt Andrew Thorns Jason Boland amongst others #hpm #eolc x.com/rcplondon/stat…

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RCP London Trainees'
@rcpltrainees

9 years ago

Underfunded, underdoctored, overstretched: The NHS in 2016 | RCP London rcplondon.ac.uk/guidelines-pol…

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Shuaib Quraishi
@drshuaibq

9 years ago

Teach in today on Rheumatological Emergencies from 7pm..also available to watch live via streaming RCP London Trainees' RCP x.com/rcplondon/stat…

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Dame Jane Dacre
@dacrejane

9 years ago

@DeptHealthPress Clarification from DH. We need ALL doctors to stay working in the NHS

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The Royal Society of Medicine
@roysocmed

9 years ago

#OnThisDay in 1933 Peter Mansfield was born – with his team he developed MRI equipment & turned the MRI radio signals into usable images

#OnThisDay in 1933 Peter Mansfield was born – with his team he developed MRI equipment & turned the MRI radio signals into usable images