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Our member emails are distributed to over 16,000 Fellows, Members, Trainees and Associates globally. Each email contains the latest information on issues in O&G, as well as support resources and clinical updates from the RCOG.
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Assertiveness at work: advice for trainees on dealing with undermining
Information from the RCOG Trainees' Committee on how to deal with undermining and bullying in the workplace.
Undermining: the RCOG’s position
Undermining and bullying behaviour has long been recognised as a problem for trainees in O&G. In repeated
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Achievements of the RCOG
Throughout its history, the College has worked to improve women’s health care both in the UK and worldwide. This page lists some of the RCOG’s main achievements.
1929: The College was a pioneer in medical training by insisting that the right to hold
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Obituary: Margarita Carmeno Stevenson
Dr Stevenson, known as Markita to her friends and colleagues died on August 4th at Cross Park Residential Home where she had spent the last 2 years following a fall at home.
Dr Stevenson was born in Corfu in 1927 the youngest daughter of a local
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Education and training in the context of COVID-19
We understand that many trainees are concerned about the potential impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their training and progression through the programme.
The RCOG has been working with the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges (AoMRC), Health Education
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OSATS, maternal and fetal medicine
OSATS requirements for subspecialty training in maternal and fetal medicine
You have to be competent in:
Chorionic villus sampling
Fetal echocardiography
Amniocentesis
Chorionic villus sampling
Items under observation:
Appropriate pre-test
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A letter from Sussex Place, February 2012
Ian Currie, Honorary Secretary, explores the differences between the Royal Medical Colleges and the trade unions…
A trade union is an organisation of workers that have come together to achieve common goals, such as better conditions in the workplace.
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OSATS, urogynaecology and vaginal surgery ATSM
This page sets out the OSATS requirements for the ATSM in urogynaecology and vaginal surgery.
You have to be competent in:
Anterior repair
Diagnostic cystourethroscopy (+ biopsy)
Mid-urethral tape: retropubic or transobturator approach
Posterior repair
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ATSM: Advanced laparoscopic surgery for the excision of benign disease
The advanced laparoscopic surgery for the excision of benign disease ATSM will enable you to perform excisional treatment of benign gynaecological conditions using advanced laparoscopic surgical techniques.
Curriculum
The advanced laparoscopic surgery
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Methodology
Process
Indicators are statistics that can describe clinical performance. They can be used for identifying possible problems and opportunities for improvement, informing policymaking and comparative benchmarking.
A number of national initiatives
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