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18 December 2013
The standards needed to provide high quality, safe health care when reconfiguring women’s services are laid out in a new paper published today by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG).
17 December 2013
The NHS Improving Quality report, NHS services - open seven days a week: every day counts, offers case studies and examples of how hospitals, community health and social care services are working together to deliver routine services seven days a
13 December 2013
Progress in achieving Millennium Development Goal 4 is accelerating, but many countries globally will not meet their targets by 2015, suggests a new review published today in The Obstetrician & Gynaecologist (TOG).
12 December 2013
Today the CQC has published the results of its Maternity Services survey 2013.
11 December 2013
Today The Royal College of Midwives has published its State of Maternity Services 2013 report. The report highlights the latest statistics on NHS maternity services for each part of the UK and provides a snapshot of today’s maternity care.
5 December 2013
Today the GMC has published a report National training survey 2013: undermining looking at the 2013 training survey, summarising feedback from doctors in training and explaining what the GMC are doing in response.
29 November 2013
Previous President of the RCOG and current President of FIGO, Professor Sir Sabaratnam Arulkumaran and Dr Daghni Rajasingam, RCOG Council member, are both in the HSJ’s BME Pioneers list 2013.
29 November 2013
Sunday 1 December marks World AIDS Day 2013 – an international day for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV by raising awareness and showing support for people living with the disease.
27 November 2013
PrevToday the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published new guidance Smoking cessation - acute, maternity and mental health services which aims to support smoking cessation, temporary abstinence from smoking and
26 November 2013
Last week Flight For Every Mother’s Dr Sophia Webster landed in Cape Town, South Africa, after a successful journey, from the UK via 24 African countries, to promote safer pregnancy for women and highlight maternal mortality in the continent.