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International Women's Day 2018: Women affected by conflict – the role of health professionals
On 2 March 2018, the RCOG celebrated International Women’s Day with an event focusing on ‘Women affected by conflict: the role of health professionals.’
In situations of war, essential health services crumble, underlined by a maternal mortality rate
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RCOG/AAGBI global health map guidance
This information is for anyone considering submitting details of their global health projects for inclusion on the global health activity map. The map is designed to help RCOG Fellows, Members and Trainees share information about projects they are
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Implementation note 5
ST6/7 and Non-training Grade Doctors: Moving to the new Curriculum 2019
The purpose of this Note is to provide an update on the transition to the new ePortfolio for ST6s, 7s and non-training grade doctors. It will also be relevant to all
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Presidential election - call for nominations
Nominations are now open for the election of a new President for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG).
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BJOG UK Members and Fellows Survey 2015 Prize Draw Terms and Conditions
Please note that the following terms and conditions apply to be eligible for the prize draw which is being held in conjunction with the BJOG UK Members and Fellows Survey 2015:
There will be one winner only, selected at random from the British Isles
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Significant events
Details on ‘significant events’ in the context of revalidation, and guidance on what you need to do to prepare
A significant event is any unintended or unexpected event that could have led or did lead to harm of one or more patients.
You will need to
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Knowledge Area 12 – Sexual and reproductive health
Capability in practice (CiP)
1: The doctor is able to apply medical knowledge, clinical skills and professional values for the provision of high-quality and safe patient-centred care
6: The doctor takes an active role in helping self and others to
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Core Curriculum: CiP 11
Capability in Practice 11: The doctor is competent in recognising, assessing and managing non-emergency gynaecology and early pregnancy.
This CiP is grouped under Professional Identity 3: Clinical Expert
Key Skills
Descriptors
Manages
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ISAD 2017 interview: Dr John Nyamu
Dr John Nyamu is the Director of the Reproductive and Maternal Health Consortium in Kenya and is a passionate advocate of women’s sexual and reproductive health and rights.
In 2004, Dr Nyamu and two RHS clinic nurses were arrested and charged with
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Pertussis (whooping cough) vaccination now offered from 20 weeks of pregnancy
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has reviewed new evidence on the optimum time to offer whooping cough vaccination in pregnancy.
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