The Royal College of Physicians was criticized for showing “organisational bias” and being dysfunctional in handling concerns about physician associates. An independent review by the King’s Fund found a lack of leadership, accountability, and poor behavior within the college, leading to damaged reputations. The review called for a major reset by the RCP, as the council was not operating effectively and there was a lack of trust and confidence in its governance. The King’s Fund found failings in decision-making processes and called for improvements to rebuild trust and address the issues within the organization.
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RCP showed bias in handling members’ concerns over physician associates, review finds
