Endometrial Cancer in Obese Women (Scientific Impact Paper No. 32)
This paper reviews the evidence for the treatment of endometrial cancer in light of the increasing proportion of obese women with this disease.
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Phoebe’s story
Lisa and Lee Armstrong share their daughter Phoebe’s story in support of the Each Baby Counts project.
On the 24th February 2014 I was 40+4 weeks pregnant, I awoke at approximately 5am having strong contractions. Phoebe was our second child and as
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RCOG statement: Advice on nutrition in pregnancy
A new study, based on fruit-flies, from the Medical Research Council’s Clinical Sciences Centre at Imperial College London, has suggested that women may not need to ‘eat for two’ during pregnancy because the body could adapt to absorb more energy from
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Training evaluation form: FAQs
Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the training evaluation form (TEF)
Why do I have to complete the TEF?
When do I have to do it?
Why aren’t there more opportunities for free text?
Are my answers confidential?
What happens if a respondent leaves
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Officers' update, November 2015
Professor Alan Cameron, Vice President for Clinical Quality, writes...
Our junior doctors across England have voted unanimously to take industrial action in December. The strength of feeling is overwhelming and for the sake of our patients and our
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MRCOG: pass mark
This page explains how the pass mark is set for the Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 MRCOG exams.
The purpose of standard setting
Standard setting is a process designed to ensure that an examination is fair and equitable, and that the same standard is applied
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Council précis, September 2015
This page contains the précis from the Council meeting which took place on 25-26 September 2015.
Friday 25 September
Representation Working Party Report
Following the decision at a previous Council to change the voting procedures, a schedule has
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Stress and fatigue
Stressful situations reduce the ability to process complex information. They make us more likely to pursue a familiar course of action, or something we are good at, even if it is unwise. Situations where we are fatigued diminish our ability to
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Subscriptions to TOG
Information about subscriptions to The Obstetrician & Gynaecologist (TOG), and answers to frequently asked questions about TOG subscriptions.
Subscription information
Fellows, Members and registered Trainees receive TOG as part of their membership
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Training update, September 2016
Dr Matt Prior, Chair, RCOG Trainees’ Committee and Dr Jonathan Frost, Executive Lead, RCOG Trainees Committee write...
New Junior Doctors’ Contract
The decision of the British Medical Association (BMA) to initiate further industrial action in light of
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