RCPsych in Wales news
Read key updates for psychiatrists working in Wales.
RCPsych in Wales welcomes new chair
Professor Alka Ahuja MBE has become the new chair of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales and a vice president of RCPsych.
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The RCPsych Wales St David's Day | Gwyl Dewi Presentation 'illustrating the mind'
On St David's Day, the RCPsych Wales are delighted to present 'illustrating the mind', delivered by Cerys Knighton and Dr Rhys Bevan Jones.
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Introducing the 'trafod' series
We are pleased to announce a series of virtual monthly trafod sessions for members in Wales.
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RCPsych in Wales announce upcoming schools debates
The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales will be hosting a virtual debate on the topic ‘Are young people involved in decision-making? on the 18th December 2024. Schools are encouraged to register now.
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RCPsych Wales joins calls to reduce the impact of poverty and inequalities
The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales has joined calls for the Welsh government to reduce the impact of poverty and inequalities.
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Psychiatrists target Welsh government with five-point plan to close severe mental health mortality gap
The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales is targeting the Welsh government with a five-point plan to improve life expectancy for those with severe mental illness (SMI).
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Finalists from Wales shortlisted for RCPsych Awards
Two finalists from Wales have been shortlisted for the RCPsych Awards 2024 in the categories of Academic Researcher of the Year (Early Career) and Psychiatric Communicator of the Year.
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RCPsych in Wales announce partnership with Welsh Psychiatric Society and the National Centre for Mental Health
RCPsych Wales are pleased to announce the renewal of our partnership with the Welsh Psychiatric Society (WPS) and the National Centre for Mental Health (NCMH) to reinstate our biannual academic conferences programme.
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Cartref newydd, a new home for RCPsych in Wales
RCPsych Wales are delighted to unveil their new Cardiff premises.
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RCPsych helping members learn Welsh in the workplace
The College in Wales is delighted to be working with the National Centre for Learning Welsh to offer free Welsh language courses to our members.
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Professor Alka Ahuja awarded MBE for services to the NHS over the pandemic
Over the New Year, the New Year Honours list was released and we are delighted that Professor Alka Ahuja has been awarded an MBE for her services to the NHS during the pandemic.
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RCPsych in Wales issues an interim Welsh language scheme
The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales has issued an interim Welsh language scheme. This scheme will be reviewed and formally approved in March 2021.
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