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RCOG statement in response to the NGA report on twin pregnancy costs
A new report, produced by the RCOG’s National Guideline Alliance, reveals that twin births are almost three times as expensive as singleton births. The findings show that the average cost to the NHS is £13,959 for a twin birth, while a singleton birth
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Audit and Risk Committee
Audit and Risk meeting papers
Members of the Audit & Risk Committee can download meeting papers here (please note you will need to be signed into the website).
Meeting dates
2020
24th January
27th April
24th July
16th October
Remit
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International Women’s Day 2016: Joining up care in maternal mental health
On 4 March 2016, the RCOG celebrated International Women’s Day with an event focusing on ‘Joining up care in maternal mental health’.
Expert speakers provided insights into the challenges involved in providing effective, joined-up maternal mental
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Prevention and empowerment
Our health and care services often fail to take a preventative approach to women's health.
This results in missed opportunities to support women to access the care they need and make decisions that are right for themselves and their families.
We
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RCOG release: New framework recognises importance of educators in delivering high-quality teaching and patient care
Educators within obstetrics and gynaecology are to be formally recognised and supported with the launch of a new framework today by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG), which will help ensure the delivery of high-quality
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Ethics issues & resources
This section of the website aims to inform and encourage debate on subjects of ethical interest relevant to the O&G. It contains links to published RCOG guidelines, material on current issues and useful resources.
RCOG publications
Female genital
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Deanery management of subspecialty training and trainees
Guidance on how Heads of Schools (HoS) and subspecialty Training Programme Directors (TPDs) should work together to address training requirements for subspecialty trainees.
This is especially important as many subspecialty trainees are on out of
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RSS feeds relevant to obstetrics and gynaecology
RSS feeds are a way to automatically receive new information being added to websites. The following RSS feeds on various topics relevant to obstetrics and gynaecology are taken from the PubMed database.
If you’re new to using RSS feeds,
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MRCOG Final Preparation Part 1 Revision Course, July 2016
Many thanks for registering for the MRCOG Final Preparation Part 1 Revision course on 4 - 8 July 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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RCOG/RCM press announcement: Royal Colleges jointly address issue of undermining and bullying in the workplace
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) and the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) have joined forces to reduce undermining and bullying behaviour in the workplace with a new joint statement published today.
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