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This course will be of interest to those wishing to undertake humanitarian surgery in the global environment & will enable attendees to describe the protocols for treatment of orthoplastic injury in austere and resource deprived environments. Book here: bit.ly/4hMXn0t

We are immensely proud to be taking part in #GivingTuesday today! Learn from RCSEd President, Prof Rowan Parks about how you can support us in our efforts to help improve the lives of patients across the world. Donate here: bit.ly/4fWGoHK

We're delighted to welcome four key contributors to the development of the Faculty of Remote, Rural and Humanitarian Healthcare to collect their Fellowship Diplomas at today's ceremony. #RCSEdDiploma #FRRHHFellow Faculty of Remote, Rural & Humanitarian Healthcare

This 2-day course will be delivered by an experienced faculty who will provide attendees with the knowledge & practical skills required to deliver safe, effective humanitarian orthopaedic & plastic surgery in low resource austere environments. Apply here: bit.ly/4hMXn0t

We're proud to see our global community come together—congratulations to all!

Spaces are still available for the HOPE Course taking place on 2-3 April in Edinburgh. This will be a great opportunity for those wishing to undertake humanitarian surgery in the global environment. Book today: bit.ly/4hMXn0t

A well-deserved recognition! 🎓 Josette Morrison, a valued member of our Executive Committee, was welcomed to the College by Council Member Angus Watson as she received her Fellowship of the Faculty today.

RCSEd is saddened to hear of the earthquakes in Myanmar. Our thoughts are with the victims, their families & the emergency teams. Should any RCSEd members wish to support, the Faculty of Remote, Rural & Humanitarian Healthcare has some helpful information: bit.ly/4iFJD7S

In this webinar, we will introduce the core skills required by surgeons & physicians to function effectively when called to act as peacemakers, conciliators, mediators & patient advocates in humanitarian, global health & conflict settings. Register here: bit.ly/42pahuR

We are inviting applications for the position of Chair of the Faculty of Remote, Rural & Humanitarian Healthcare. If you are passionate about leading a dynamic, inclusive and forward-thinking Faculty we encourage you to apply by 19 May 2025. Learn more: bit.ly/3Gikt0H

In our next webinar on 10 June, we'll be exploring the critical role of Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC) in enhancing patient survival and optimising clinical outcomes in remote, austere, and resource-limited environments. Learn more and register here: bit.ly/4ic8kaX

Next week, we'll explore the core skills needed to function effectively as peacemakers and mediators in humanitarian & conflict settings. Panelists include; Prof Richard Ludlow English, Prof Aristomenis K. Exadaktylos and Prof Teo Forcht Dagi. Book here: bit.ly/42pahuR

We are accepting applications for the role of Chair of FRRHH. The Chair will have a strong commitment to advancing professional and clinical standards in remote, rural and humanitarian healthcare, aligned with the Faculties mission. Apply by Mon 19 May: bit.ly/3Gikt0H

❗The application deadline for the role of Chair of the Faculty of Remote, Rural and Humanitarian Healthcare (FRRHH) is fast approaching. The role is open to current members of FRRHH in good standing. Please apply by midday on Monday 19 May: bit.ly/3Gikt0H

Join us for our next webinar as we discuss the challenges facing the remote healthcare provider who is treating a critical casualty for prolonged periods of time. Panellists will include, Aebhric O'Kelly, Tom Mallinson, John Quinn & Sean Keenan. Book here: bit.ly/4ic8kaX

We are pleased to announce that applications to become a Fellow or Member of the Faculty have now re-opened! We welcome everyone working in remote, rural, or humanitarian healthcare—whether you're in a clinical or non-clinical role. Learn more and apply: bit.ly/3FjF3Or

Join us next week for our webinar as we highlight the challenges faced by prehospital & expeditionary providers in managing critically ill or injured patients over extended periods & explore practical approaches to training & skill development. Book here: bit.ly/4ic8kaX

Fellowship and Membership with the Faculty honours the unique skills and experience of this diverse community. Benefits include, use of postnominals, enhanced professional recognition and belonging to an esteemed and inclusive Faculty. Apply here: bit.ly/4e0Ima2

FRRHH Fellow Kristian Mears explains what motivated him to join the Faculty. With Membership & Fellowship applications open now, why not develop your network with the Faculty of Remote, Rural & Humanitarian Healthcare? Discover more: bit.ly/4448uMz

Join us for our next webinar on 11 August which will focus on maritime medicine. Dr Sue Stannard, President of the International Maritime Health Association will present an overview of the challenges of delivering medical care to those at sea. Learn more: bit.ly/4nfgYZZ