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Update on O&G Workforce Report 2017 Recommendations
Maintain and increase the flexibility of the O&G training programme
In the O&G Workforce Report 2017 we recommended a hybrid model of recruitment into the O&G training programme to replace the increasing number of doctors working less than
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RCOG statement: New study finds caesarean ‘safest’ for breech delivery
A study published in BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (BJOG) today examines the risks of vaginal breech delivery on the health of a baby.
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Deanery Ultrasound Coordinators
Contact details for Deanery Ultrasound Coordinators in the UK
Deanery Ultrasound Coordinators are responsible for coordinating the delivery of the basic and intermediate ultrasound modules, and for ensuring that the quality of training and assessment
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Harold Malkin Prize
We are delighted to offer 2 prizes: 2nd prize £150, 1st prize £250.
Eligibility
Open to pre-CCT RCOG Members and those on the RCOG Trainees’ Register in the UK or Republic of Ireland. The prize is awarded to the applicants who demonstrate the
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RCOG Council election results 2014
The results from the 2014 Council elections have now been released.
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Course syllabus for acute gynaecology and early pregnancy ATSM
The acute gynaecology and early pregnancy ATSM course syllabus below lists the minimum requirements for a course to be suitable for the theoretical component of this module. The course should last 2 days.
Any times given or descriptions of activities
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First RCOG/Marcus Filshie Fellow travels to Uganda
The first RCOG/Marcus Filshie Fellow is travelling to Uganda today to start an eight week placement to help support the delivery of obstetric and gynaecological services and to start researching how the hospital can develop into a permanent fistula
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RCOG statement: Lancet study calls for further investment in adolescent health
A new Lancet Commission suggests that adolescent health and wellbeing has been neglected and underinvested with the poorest healthcare coverage of any age group.
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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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Training data analysis 2019
Our national Training Evaluation Survey collates feedback from the Training Evaluation Form (TEF), taking place in the early part of the year, prior to the GMC survey.
It provides the College, schools and individual units detailed feedback on the
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