Joint statement on story about women choosing to be circumcised
The Intercollegiate FGM Group, along with the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) and International Confederation of Midwives (ICM) have read the article on why some women choose to be circumcised published on 8 April 2015. We
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RCOG statement on the CMO’s letter to doctors on abortion services
The Chief Medical Officer (CMO) published a letter today updating doctors on some current issues relating to the provision of termination of pregnancy services. This letter can be found here.
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RCOG statement on the NPEU maternity survey 2014
Today, the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit (NPEU) at Oxford University has published Safely delivered: A national survey of women’s experiences of maternity care 2014.
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Interventions to deal with bullying and undermining at the individual level
This is one of the recommendations from the ‘individual’ section of the RCOG/RCM undermining toolkit.
Interventions to deal with bullying and undermining at the individual level
Have an open and candid conversation. Too often, behaviour is allowed
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Non-RCOG international projects
Non-RCOG international projects in women's health
Doctors Worldwide
Title: The Postgraduate Fellowship (PGF) in Migrant and Refugee Health
Duration: The deployment would be a minimum of 7-10 days (2 days of teaching, 3 days of clinical
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ENTOG meeting report, Belgium 2010
The 20th European Network of Trainees in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (ENTOG) meeting was held in Antwerp, Belgium. This year’s meeting, as is customary every other year, was held in conjunction with the EBCOG Congress.
Antwerp lies on the river Scheld
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Women's Voices newsletter November 2018
Welcome to the latest edition of the newsletter and, as always, a particular welcome to new members of the Involvement Panel.
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Getting involved as a Lay Examiner
Improving clinical care through engagement
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"It's an honour to be
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Applying for the ATSM in Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery for the Excision of Benign Disease
When this ATSM was developed, the aim was to initially establish a small group of specialists trained in advanced surgical skills to provide care for women with severe endometriosis.
At that time, the possible consultant post opportunities for the
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Why Obs and Gynae? by Suzy Duckworth
Each year, the RCOG invites foundation trainees to tell us why they’ve chosen a career in O&G for the Why Obs and Gynae? prize.
This is a submission from Suzy Duckworth, an FY2 doctor.
Why I chose a career in obstetrics/gynaecology
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