About
How can we create a healthier nation that has access to excellent care?
The RCP’s Manifesto for Medicine outlines key steps, from prioritising staff retention and creating more postgraduate training posts, to investing in well-functioning IT systems, equipment, facilities, estates and digital infrastructure.
At Medicine 2025, we’ll evaluate our current landscape and explore areas that are critical to healthcare transformation – workforce, prevention, sustainability, and innovation.
On 2–3 June, attendees will join topical discussions and hear the latest clinical updates. In person delegates can look forward to interactive workshops, hands on sessions, wellbeing activities, while also connecting with the RCP community.
Whether you join us in person at the RCP at Regent’s Park or online, your ticket grants you full access to our online platform. This includes live-streamed sessions and on demand content available until 2 September 2025.
Together, we can transform the future of medicine!
FAQs
Attending in person
We are sorry to hear you won’t be able to join us in-person. Your ticket still gives you access to the live and on-demand content online. If you still wish to change your booking, please refer to our Cancellation policy.
Medicine is a 2-day conference, and we do not offer tickets for single-day attendance. However, please note that after the event the content from both days will be available for on-demand viewing until 2 September 2025.
Sessions will be available to watch on demand until 5 September 2025. All tickets will give you full access to all content from the live event and our additional on-demand resources. Log in with the email address you used to register and visit the on-demand section of the platform. You will then be able to catch up on all sessions.
In each room, you will see a QR code. Scan this using the camera on your phone and it will take you to the question page. Here, you can submit questions to the panel for the Q&A.
We appreciate you taking the time to provide feedback as it allows us to develop and improve our conference offering.
In each room, you will see a QR code. Scan this using the camera on your phone and it will take you to the feedback page. Here, you can fill in the surveys for each session.
You can also visit the ‘Feedback’ page on the conference website at any time to access the surveys for sessions that have taken place.
Please make sure you’re logged into the platform to submit feedback.
Pre-bookings are required for workshops and tours. These sessions will become available to book closer to the conference.
Once available, you will notice a ‘Book now’ button for sessions and activities that requires pre-booking. You can view and amend your bookings in ‘My bookings’ page.
Attending online
Medicine is a 2-day conference, and we do not offer tickets for single-day attendance. However, please note that after the event the content from both days will be available for on-demand viewing until 2 September 2025.
You will receive an email with the conference’s joining instruction one week prior to the event. However, please note that you don't need a special link to watch the live or on-demand content. Revisit this website, log in with your registered email and click on the ‘Watch now’ page to begin.
During the 2-day event, we will have a team available to assist you. You can start a live chat with the team via the ‘Ask for help’ button on our platform.
To receive the best Medicine 2025 experience, we recommend joining via desktop with one of the following web browsers: Chrome (last two versions), Edge (83 onward), Firefox (80 onward).
Using mobile? No problem! We recommend the following: Android Oreo (8.1) and later, IOS 12 and later – make sure you download the Google Chrome app and stream the conference through that.
First, try opening the webpage in Google Chrome – this is the recommended browser. You can download Chrome from the app store here for mobile devices or here for desktop devices.
If this doesn’t help, press the settings button on your video to find the quality of the stream which will automatically be on HD. Reduce the quality to 1080p or 720p.
If you miss any content due to buffering, don’t forget you can find it in the on-demand area later.
Underneath the video, you will see a ‘Submit a question’ button. Click this and enter your questions for the Q&A.
We appreciate you taking the time to provide feedback as it allows us to develop and improve our conference offering.
At the end of each session, a modal will pop up on screen with a survey for you to fill in.
You can also visit the ‘Feedback’ page at any time to access the surveys for sessions that have taken place.
Workshops are an ‘in person’ benefit and so, are not available to watch online.
Accessibility
If you have accessibility requirements, click the blue icon on the bottom left-hand corner of the website. Select your accessibility profile and the widget will adjust your screen to improve user experience.
CPD
Your CPD certificate can be downloaded via the ‘CPD’ tab on the event webpage at the end of the conference.
You will receive two certificates for Medicine 2025. One for watching the live conference (in person or online) and the other for your on-demand learning. The live element certificate will become available at the end of the conference and the on-demand certificate will become available when you have completed your online learning.
Visit the ‘CPD’ tab on the platform to view your certificates and download them.
Please note, you will have until 2 September 2025 to download your certificates.
Your CPD can be claimed via the CPD diary with the code provided on the CPD certificate.
Venue
Our address is: 11 St Andrews Pl, London NW1 4LE.
The building can only be accessed from the Outer Circle/Regents Park side. There is no public access from Albany Street or Peto Place.
The closest tube stations are Regent’s Park (4min – Bakerloo line), Great Portland Street (4min - Hammersmith & City, Circle and Metropolitan lines) and Warren Street (10min – Victoria and Northern lines).
Marylebone (20 min) and King's Cross St Pancras International (25 min). If you are arriving from King’s Cross St. Pancras, you can take the Hammersmith & City, Circle and Metropolitan line to the Great Portland Street tube station.
The RCP provides external bike racks on the left of the main entrance. Please bring your own lock to secure your bike.
Please let a member of event staff know about any dietary requirements you haven’t already confirmed with us or included on your registration. Please be aware that due to the short notice, these requests cannot be guaranteed.
Yes, we offer cloakroom where you can keep your coats, bags, and suitcases for the day. The facility is free of charge.
Yes, the RCP guarantees step-free access to all levels and rooms within the venue.
Yes. Please contact the main reception during the day and they will be able to assist you.
The venue does not have a specific room dedicated to breastfeeding. However, please contact the main reception during the day, and they will do their best to find an available room to accommodate your needs.
All items found during the event are handed to the main reception. If you are still at the building, please do not hesitate to check with them. Alternatively, you can also contact them via email at reception@rcp.ac.uk.
Poster competition
Submissions will open soon.
- Health services and sustainability, policy and workforce development
- Clinical, digital health
- Case reports
- Research (including clinical, translational and innovation)
- Education, training and medical professionalism
- Quality improvement and patient safety, audit
To be confirmed.
The posters submitted by the authors of shortlisted abstracts will be showcased on the Medicine 2025 website.
All shortlisted abstracts will be considered by the editorial teams of the Royal College of Physicians journals, to see if they offer scope for expanding into full journal articles for publication in one of our peer reviewed journals, Clinical Medicine and the Future Healthcare Journal.
The results of the poster competition will be announced at the end of the conference and subsequently on the Medicine 2025 platform.