This is an old post. It share some of the “highlights” of the 2023 “Impact Report” of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. This report does not shy away from gloating.
This Royal College of Psychiatrists report has recently been published and can be read in full here. It is a lengthy report. It is also glossy. It is chock full of positives.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists is a professional organisation that has charitable status. This status exempts the College from statutory legislation such as Freedom of Information etc
My father is a retired Bank Manager. Last year he had a stroke and as a result he now needs 24 hour care in a Nursing Home. When I visited him today he asked me to have a look at the 2023 report for the NatWest Retail Bank [where his pension now comes from, though my father’s career was with the Royal Bank of Scotland]. On skimming through the NatWest Report, lengthy and glossy, my thoughts returned to the Impact Report of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
Here are a few highlights of the 2023 Impact Report of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Although these are of course ‘cherry-picked’ by me, the report reveals that the RCPsych cherry tree is laden with ‘fruit’:
