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Editor: |
Prof Philip J Steer FRCOG |  |
| Print ISSN: | 1470-0328 | |
| Online ISSN: | 1471-0528 | |
| Publisher: | Wiley-Blackwell | |
| Current vol: | 117 | |
| Frequency: | Monthly | |
| Impact factor: | (2010) 3.349 | |
| Ranking: | (2010) 6/75 | |
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News and announcements
BJOG is recruiting a new Editor-in-Chief
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BJOG Author workshop: How to get your paper published
Where? Room MC3, 9th International Scientific Meeting, Megaron Athens International Conference Centre, Athens
When? 13:00-15:00 Thursday 29 September
Speakers: Philip Steer (Editor-in-Chief), Emily Jesper (Managing Editor), Sherif Abdel-Fattah (Scientific Editor), Dimitrios Siassakos (Trainee Editor), Phil Wright (Wiley-Blackwell, Publisher)
BJOG Journal club papers: now with PowerPoint slides attached and you can claim CPD points
For the RCOG CPD programme, leading or participating in a local journal club can be claimed in the local category at the rate of 1 credit per hour. (Please refer to the CPD guide for 5-year maximum credit allowances.)
BJOG Journal Club papers have questions and PowerPoint slides attached for use in your local Journal Club. The questions are designed to act as an exemplary framework for critically appraising the paper by stimulating discussion on study design, encouraging analysis and interpretation of the results, and considering whether clinical practice in your local hospital setting should be modified in light of the overall evidence base. The critical review frameworks may also be helpful for health care professionals preparing–as teachers or students–for oral structured clinical examinations (OSCE), oral assessments or other academic exercises.
Find the BJOG Journal Club papers, with accompanying PowerPoint slides here: http://bit.ly/iSvgZT
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Developments in gynaecological oncology
In January 2012, BJOG will be publishing a themed issue entitled Developments in gynaecological oncology. This special issue will be edited by BJOG Scientific Editors: Pierre Martin-Hirsch and Raj Naik and Guest Editors: Jonathan Ledermann, Robert E Bristow and Nick Reed.
CPD credits for BJOG Podcasts
Those registered on the RCOG CPD Programme, for viewing/listening to a BJOG podcast you may claim 1 credit under reflective learning (you will need to complete a reflective learning form which is provided in the CPD ePortfolio). Click here for the BJOG podcasts.
Supplements Editors
Do you have commercial contacts in your area of obstetrics or gynaecology? BJOG is recruiting Supplements Editors.
A Supplements Editor has responsibility for managing one or more commercially sponsored supplements, published in association with BJOG. Click here for a description of the role.
To apply please email Professor Philip Steer: bjog@rcog.org.uk
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