The RCP update in medicine conference is a prestigious educational platform organized by the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), bringing together renowned medical experts from the UK and UAE. This year marks the first-ever edition in the Middle East, reflecting the RCP’s global commitment to advancing medical knowledge and professional development. Over two days, the conference will cover critical updates across internal medicine, endocrinology, gastroenterology, cardiology, pulmonology, infectious diseases, neurology, and more. The agenda features high-impact lectures, industrial symposiums, and panel discussions that translate the latest evidence into clinical practice.
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The RCP global update in medicine is a prestigious educational platform organized by the Royal College of Physicians, bringing together leading experts from the UK, UAE, and across the world. Following the resounding success of the inaugural edition in Dubai in 2025, the second edition returns to Dubai in 2026, further strengthening regional and international collaboration in advancing medical knowledge and practice. Over two days, delegates will access the latest evidence-based updates across internal medicine and subspecialties, featuring high-impact lectures, industrial symposiums, interactive panel discussions, and future-focused sessions that translate knowledge into clinical care.
The official RCP PACES course is coming to Sharjah, designed to help MRCP candidates prepare with confidence, clarity, and exam-focused guidance.
Founded in 1518 by Royal Charter from King Henry VIII, the Royal College of Physicians is the oldest medical college in England. It was established to promote the highest standards in medicine, ensure ethical practice, and regulate the profession. For over 500 years, the RCP has been at the forefront of medical advancement, influencing healthcare policy, producing internationally respected clinical guidelines, and offering training and certification to physicians across the world. With a commitment to global education and leadership in internal medicine, the RCP now reaches physicians across continents—supporting continuing professional development and promoting innovation in patient care.
