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Maternity Standards
This document sets out a framework for commissioners and service providers of high-level service standards that aim to improve outcomes and reduce variation in maternity care.
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Hands-on Repair of 3rd and 4th Degree Obstetric Tears Workshop
Venue: College of Medicine, Sultan Qaboos University, Anatomy lab and Annexe building
Cost: US $312
Timings: 08:00-16:00
Overview
The workshop will feature lectures followed by hand on practice on cow sphincters.
Learning Objectives
Learn tips and
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Part 2 MRCOG: venue details
Venues and times for the Part 2 MRCOG exam
Coronavirus update
The MRCOG Part 1, Part 2 and DRCOG exams will now be run in Pearson VUE test centres. However, due to Coronavirus, test centres continue to be monitored as we adhere to government guidelines
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Shoulder dystocia
This patient information leaflet provides advice about shoulder dystocia for women who are pregnant or whose baby’s birth was complicated by shoulder dystocia.
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Annual Specialty Report
The Annual Specialty Report (ASR) for 2012 is now available to view here. The ASR is a GMC requirement and aims to provide a summary of College activity relating to education and training for the training year 1 August 2011 to 31 July 2012.
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Why Obs and Gynae? by Rima Dhillon
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 Rima Dhillon, an FY2 at City Hospital Birmingham.
Why obs and gynae?
‘Why Obs and Gynae?
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Knowledge Area 5 – Antenatal care
Capability in practice (CiP)
1: The doctor is able to apply medical knowledge, clinical skills and professional values for the provision of high-quality and safe patient-centred care
6: The doctor takes an active role in helping self and others to
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Early diagnosis key to reducing harm from placental complications
Early diagnosis and specialised care will help to reduce harms associated with complications of the placenta – known as placenta praevia and placenta accreta – and ensure the safest possible outcome for mother and baby, concludes latest guidance from
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Clamping of the Umbilical Cord and Placental Transfusion (Scientific Impact Paper No. 14)
This paper summarises the physiology of cord clamping and reviews the evidence related to timing of clamping.
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Each Baby Counts
Each Baby Counts is the RCOG’s national quality improvement programme to reduce the number of babies who die or are left severely disabled as a result of incidents occurring during term labour.
Each Baby Counts reports and updates
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