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Press Releases

  • RCS England responds to Liberal Democrats’ analysis of NHS cancelled operations data

    14 Feb 2024 Mr Tim Mitchell, President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, responds to the Liberal Democrats’ analysis of NHS cancelled operations data covering October to December 2023.

  • Surgeons call for more beds year-round to bring down NHS waiting lists

    08 Feb 2024 The Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS England) has called for the additional beds opened in hospitals this winter to be retained year-round to help bring down NHS waiting lists for planned treatment. They have also said some of these beds should be ringfenced for surgery.

  • Dental surgeons respond to rise in decay-related tooth extractions

    08 Feb 2024 Dr Charlotte Eckhardt, Dean of the Faculty of Dental Surgery (FDS) at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, responds to new data showing a rise in decay-related tooth extractions.

  • Dental surgeons respond to NHS Dental Recovery Plan

    07 Feb 2024 NHS England has today (7 February) published a new Dental Recovery Plan which it says will see patients benefit from millions more NHS dental appointments over the next year. The plans are supported by £200 million of funding from the government.

  • New initiative to tackle ‘culture of silence’ among surgeons after adverse events

    05 Feb 2024 The Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS England) will today (January 29) launch a new collaborative to support surgeons’ wellbeing after adverse events. Adverse events and complications, including those that seriously impact a patient's health, are an inevitable aspect of surgical life. As well as impacting patients and their families, the surgeon and the surgical team can be profoundly affected, but for too long, many surgeons have remained silent about the mental distress they experience.

  • RCS England responds to The Times Health Commission report

    05 Feb 2024 Mr Tim Mitchell, President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England welcomes The Times Health Commission report.

  • Dental surgeons respond to new data on oral health of children in Year 6

    01 Feb 2024 The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) has today (1 February) published the findings of its oral health survey of schoolchildren in Year 6. Dr Charlotte Eckhardt, Dean of the Faculty of Dental Surgery (FDS) at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, responded to the findings.

  • RCS England responds to new GMC standards coming into effect

    31 Jan 2024 The General Medical Council's (GMC) updated version of Good medical practice, which details the principles, values and standards expected of doctors working in the UK, will come into effect today (30 January).

  • Stormont statement

    31 Jan 2024 The Royal College of Surgeons of England Northern Ireland Director Niall McGonigle has welcomed news that the DUP have agreed a deal with the UK government and are set to return to Stormont’s power-sharing Executive.

  • Waiting times in Wales see small fall as surgeons say accessing operating theatres is a major challenge

    18 Jan 2024 Surgeons have warned that problems accessing operating theatres are contributing to long waiting times for hospital treatment across the UK, including in Wales. The warning comes as the latest data for Wales show a small fall in waiting times in November 2023, with the figure having fluctuated between rising and falling for a number of months.

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