Officers' update, July 2015
Dr Clare McKenzie, Vice President for Education, writes...
It has been a very busy time at RCOG. As you will be aware the RCOG Council has recommended change to the process for election of the position of President, and the President is arranging a
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CPD Guidance for Appraisers in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
It is recommended that you provide this guidance to your appraiser, in advance of appraisal, in particular if they are not obstetricians and / or gynaecologists
The aim of the new RCOG CPD framework is to ‘…enable specialists in obstetrics and
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Core Curriculum: CiP 10
Capability in Practice 10: The doctor is competent in recognising, assessing and managing emergencies in obstetrics.
This CiP is grouped under Professional Identity 3: Clinical Expert
Key Skills
Descriptors
Manages pain and bleeding in
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Advanced Surgical Anatomy of the Female Pelvis, April 2016
Many thanks for registering for the Advanced Surgical Anatomy of the Female Pelvis course on 30 April 2016. You will receive your certificate of attendance on completion of the online feedback form. Please therefore make sure your details under ‘My
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ATSM: Subfertility and reproductive health
The subfertility and reproductive health ATSM will provide you with in-depth theoretical and practical training in the management of fertility-related conditions and reproductive endocrinology.
Curriculum
The subfertility and reproductive health ATSM
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Mentoring and support for trainees
Entering a specialist training programme in the specialty you wish to work in for the rest of your career is an incredibly exciting time. However, you may be unsure where to go for help and support when you need it (as we all do), especially if you’ve
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Supporting a doctor in difficulty
Identifying and helping doctors in difficulty
The majority of doctors will thrive within a supportive environment and transition safely and successfully back to work.
A small number of individuals however, may find it more difficult. It is therefore
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DRCOG Bite Sized Revision course, September 2015
Many thanks for registering for the DRCOG Bite Sized Revision course on 12 September 2015. You will receive your certificate of attendance on completion of the online feedback form. Please therefore make sure your details under ‘My profile’
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RCOG statement on BMJ home birth study
A paper published today in the BMJ, by Dutch researchers, assesses whether low-risk women at the onset of labour with planned home birth have a higher rate of rare but severe maternal outcomes than those with planned hospital births.
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How to book the DRCOG exam
Bookings for DRCOG exams are only open for a certain period of time.
Please check the exam calendar and venues page for opening and closing dates, and booking links when exam applications are open.
Using your account
If you don’t already have
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