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Build a team of advocates
Some of your team will already be strong believers in the importance of a positive workplace culture.
They can be excellent advocates for the cause and help deliver the departments agenda.
Others may not see the value and may question "why we are
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Pelvic Floor Surgery
Location: OCEC
Cost: US $130
Timings: 13:00 - 17:00
Overview
This workshop will discuss tips and tricks for pelvic floor surgery and give the audience the opportunity to discuss surgical technique with the surgeons performing the surgery.
Time will be
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Training data analysis 2019
Our national Training Evaluation Survey collates feedback from the Training Evaluation Form (TEF), taking place in the early part of the year, prior to the GMC survey.
It provides the College, schools and individual units detailed feedback on the
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A letter from Sussex Place, May 2014
Paul Fogarty, Senior Vice President, Global Health writes...
In October 2013, the RCOG took a huge leap forward in its global health focus with the launch of the RCOG Global Health Strategy. This strategy is now being implemented and taken forward by
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CPD resources for international doctors
Resources for non-UK doctors who are participating in the College’s continuing professional development (CPD) programme.
RCOG events
International CPD participants aren’t required to attend an RCOG meeting. However, if you wish to do so, please search
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Sign-off by ‘other methodologies’ (OM)
Throughout the curriculum, several competencies are marked for potential sign-off using ‘other methodologies’ (OM). The College introduced this to facilitate learning and potentially facilitate sign-off for certain conditions that aren’t commonly
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Hospital Episode Statistics as a Source of Information on Safety and Quality in Gynaecology to Support Revalidation
This report assesses whether Hospital Episode Statistics could be used to evaluate gynaecologists’ practice as part of revalidation.
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Evaluating New Screening Methodologies (Scientific Impact Paper No. 20)
This Scientific Impact Paper has been archived.
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Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine for Women with Chronic Pelvic Pain (Scientific Impact Paper No. 30)
This paper considers the evidence surrounding the use of complementary and alternative medicine (focusing on acupuncture and herbal medicine) as a treatment for chronic pelvic pain.
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This Scientific Impact Paper has been archived.
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