Introducing a new initiative from the Surgical Skills Project, designed to support practical surgical learning across O&G
Overview
The final phase of the O&G Surgical Skills Project focuses on the implementation of the findings and recommendations from Phases 1 and 2.
To embed the outcomes of Phase 2 into practical, implementable structures and increase access to high-quality surgical training resources, we are launching a new webinar series that will cover key procedures on the core curriculum. These sessions are designed to support trainees across all stages to expand their knowledge and develop skills that are fundamental to O&G training.
Each webinar will cover the steps of an operation, pre-operative preparation, post-operative care and common challenges that can arise in practice. Experts from across the specialty will be on hand to answer questions during live Q&A sessions, sharing practical tips and valuable insight from their own experience.
Upcoming webinars
You can find information on upcoming sessions, dates and registration links below.
Webinars will be hosted on Microsoft Teams. If you plan to join from a mobile device, you will need to access the webinars through the Microsoft Teams app.
Management of postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) and manual removal of the placenta (MROP) | Monday 22 June 2026, 6-7pm (UK time)
With Dr Alison Wright and Dr Wai Yoong
This webinar will focus on the surgical management of PPH and MROP, two areas of obstetric practice where timely decision-making and operative management are essential. RCOG President Dr Alison Wright and Dr Wai Yoong will deliver the session, sharing their experience as leading O&G consultants and experts in obstetric surgery, including the surgical management of PPH.
Simple operative laparoscopy | Monday 6 July 2026, 6-7pm (UK time)
With Ms Lina Antoun
This webinar will address simple operative laparoscopy, including procedures such as laparoscopic sterilisation and simple adnexal surgery, which are important building blocks in endoscopic surgical training. It will be delivered by Ms Lina Antoun, a leading gynaecological surgeon with expertise in laparoscopic surgery and non-cancerous gynaecology.