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Pictured (l-r) President of RCSI, Mr Kenneth Mealy; Sarah Shanahan, UCD medical student (second place); Ms Leonie Heskin Simulation Technology Development Lead in Postgraduate Surgical Education, RCSI; Michael Towers, RCSI medical student (third place); Prof Oscar Traynor, Professor of Postgraduate Surgical Education, RCSI and Abidur Rahman, medical student from Trinity College Dublin (first place)
RCSI hosts National Surgical Skills Competition 2020

21 February 2020

Ms Ailin Rogers
First PROGRESS Women in Surgery Fellowship awarded to Ms Ailín Rogers

14 February 2020

Charter Day 2020 RCSI
New government must prioritise 'evidence-based medicine' for Sláintecare

14 February 2020

Acute Surgical Assessment Unit survey launch
Positive patient experience of Acute Surgical Assessment Units reported

13 February 2020

Surgery
Resourcing of trauma care must be addressed by next Government

07 February 2020

RCSI and College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland colab
RCSI and College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland launch programme to increase access to anaesthesia care for surgical patients in East, Central and Southern Africa

06 February 2020

Kenneth Mealy
Addressing healthcare retention crisis through changes to surgical services

30 January 2020

Kenneth Mealy
Modest investment in scheduled elective surgery would protect patients during predictable winter surge – RCSI President

14 January 2020

Kenneth Mealy
Patients undergoing emergency abdominal surgery managed by high volume surgeons have better survival outcomes – RCSI study

18 November 2019