Education, training and CPD during the pandemic
The RCOG is committed to supporting training and lifelong learning for our Fellows, Members and Trainees, recognising that during the COVID-19 pandemic frontline care must be the priority.
RCOG exams, courses, conferences and events
Exams
The Part 3
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Franchise BPS Course - St Marys Hospital Manchester - May 2017
Many thanks for registering for the Basic Practical Skills in Obstetrics and Gynaecology course on 04 - 05 May 2017. You will receive your certificate of attendance on completion of the online feedback form. Please therefore make sure your details
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RCOG museum
The RCOG Museum is unique in the UK with its focus on women’s health care.
The Museum collections have grown through gifts and acquisitions since the foundation of the College, and now includes the complementary collection of the Royal College of
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How to register for subspecialty training
Subspecialty training programmes are advertised in the BMJ. If you wish to register for subspecialty training, you’ll need to apply directly to the Deaneries/Trusts as set out in the adverts. The RCOG doesn’t organise subspecialty training posts or
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Part 3 MRCOG: FAQs
Answers to frequently asked questions about the Part 3 MRCOG
What is the Part 3 MRCOG exam?
How do I apply to sit the Part 3 MRCOG?
How much does it cost to sit the Part 3 MRCOG?
Where can I take the Part 3 MRCOG Clinical Assessment?
When will
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Botulinum Toxin for an Overactive Bladder (Scientific Impact Paper No. 42)
This guideline provides guidance on the use of botulinum toxin for the treatment of detrusor overactivity and overactive blladder.
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20% discount on Lippincott books
Lippincott is pleased to offer RCOG members a 20% discount on all printed books.
This offer is restricted to RCOG Fellows, Members, registered Trainees, Associates and Affiliates. The link to claim this offer is only visible to users once
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Council précis, September 2017
Précis from the Council meeting which took place on 22 and 23 September 2017
Abortion decriminalisation
Following consultation with UK members, Council voted strongly in support of a position statement supporting the removal of criminal sanctions
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A letter from Sussex Place, January 2012
Ian Currie, Honorary Secretary, writes:
I am sure many of us, at some point in our professional careers, have had to write a reference for someone. Most of us embrace this task, and a few find it difficult to put pen to paper, often relishing the '
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Obituary: Malcolm Campbell Macnaughton
Professor Alan Cameron writes...
Thank you for asking me to pay tribute to Professor Sir Malcolm Campbell Macnaughton, a former President of this College from 1984-1987.
Callum as he was known to everyone who knew him, was born in Glasgow on the 4 April
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