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Evening Medical Updates 
Our Evening Medical Updates (EMUs), organised by our Trainees and Members' Committee (T&MC), are monthly updates delivered between September-June/July covering specialties, presentations and conditions included within the Internal Medicine Training (IMT) curriculum and relevant non-clinical content. Whilst primarily aimed at IMT trainees, these accessible updates are relevant to physicians at all career stages and non-physicians including General Practitioners and allied health professionals. Senior healthcare students are also encouraged to attend. EMU talks are available to RCPE Fellows & Members.
Symposia 
Our Symposia typically cover general and acute medical specialties, with an emphasis on practical clinical issues. Clinical Symposia are complemented by Symposia focusing on policy and areas of change/controversy, and often also feature non-clinical talks. Selected Symposia talks are available to RCPE Fellows & Members. Included in the Symposia section are our Medical Trainees' Conferences - suited to those in training.
International Medical Updates 
Our International Medical Updates (IMUs), organised by Regional Advisers, are delivered online by expert speakers from the host country or region. Talks are relevant to local population health needs and typically informed by local cases, epidemiology, policy, or research, but best practice and learning transcends borders. IMU talks are available to RCPE Fellows & Members.
Careers content
We have a wide range of talks and resources for developing your medical career and thriving during your training and beyond, including wellbeing resources.
Use the buttons to find content relevant to your career stage:
Podcasts
On our dedicated podcast website you can find:
Clinical Conversations
exploring diverse clinical topics with expert speakers
Career Conversations
providing career support and insight into different specialties
Consultant Conversations
providing support to consultants on the non-clinical side of the job
Casenotes
from our Heritage team, exploring history of medicine topics
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