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Tim Chard Case History Prize
Comprised of 3 prizes, the Tim Chard Case History Prize has been generously endowed by the Bart’s and The London school of Medicine to further the contribution of the late professor Tim Chard in obstetrics and gynaecology.
Prize
First prize:
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Preterm Labour, Antibiotics and Cerebral Palsy (Scientific Impact Paper No. 33)
This paper examines the evidence for giving antibiotics to women in preterm labour.
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Why Obs and Gynae? by Kathryn Basnayake
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 Kathryn Basnayake, an FY2 at City Hospital Birmingham.
My story
The past
I wish to start
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New draft guideline outlines best practice for treating recurrent miscarriage
A new draft Recurrent Miscarriage guideline is out for consultation by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, endorsing a groundbreaking model of care for women who have one or more miscarriages.
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RCOG statement: Prevalence of FGM in England and Wales
A new report published by City University London and Equality Now provides national and local estimates of the prevalence of female genital mutilation (FGM) in England and Wales.
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Applying for subspecialty training centre recognition
Application criteria and process for RCOG recognition of subspecialist training centres
Approval criteria for subspecialty training centres
There are generic criteria for all subspecialty training centres, as well as specific criteria for each
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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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Endometrial Hyperplasia, Management of (Green-top Guideline No. 67)
This guideline provides clinicians with up-to-date evidence-based information regarding the management of endometrial hyperplasia.
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Leave us a gift in your will
You can leave your mark on the future of the RCOG by supporting us with a gift in your will.
Every gift, large or small, helps us to advance the clinical practice of obstetrics and gynaecology, and advocate for global improvements in women’s health
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RCOG response to the Interim NHS People Plan
The Interim NHS People Plan, published today, sets out a vision for those working in the NHS to enable them to deliver commitments outlined in the Long Term Plan.
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