FAQs for Curriculum 2019
You can also read our ePortfolio FAQs on RCOG elearning.
When will I be transferred to the new curriculum?
What are the rules for transferring to the new curricula?
When will I be transferred to the new ePortfolio?
Can I still access my old
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Officers' update, May 2015
Paul Fogarty, Senior Vice President for Global Health, writes…
On Thursday 21 May, the RCOG will be marking the UNFPA International Day to End Obstetric Fistula.
This year we are delighted to exhibit the work of artist Jac Saorsa, who recently visited
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Blended learning: simply the BeST!
Did you have to sit through debates listening to experts arguing which is better: simulation or real life training; eLearning or attending a traditional tutorial; OSCEs or workplace-based assessments? Well, the short answer is that they are all good but
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Health of older women project
The RCOG Women’s Network is leading a project on the health of older women which aims to support the provision of information that women need to lead healthy lives post-menopause.
Why the health of older women?
Women in the UK are living longer. It is
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RCOG World Congress in Hyderabad attracts record number of delegates
The annual Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) World Congress takes place in the city of Hyderabad, India from Friday 28 – Sunday 30 March 2014 and will be the biggest international conference the College has held.
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ENTOG exchange report, Turin, Italy 2016
I was lucky to be chosen to attend the 26th ENTOG exchange 2016. We took part in an exchange programme hosted by the Sant’Anna Womens Hospital on 16 - 18 May , and on the 19 May we joined the ENTOG scientific programme at the EBCOG
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Cervical Cancer Awareness Week 2014
Cervical Screening Awareness Week (8–14 June 2014) is a UK-wide initiative led by Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust. The week aims to highlight the importance of cervical screening (smear test) and how attending a screening invitation can help to prevent
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TOG Editorial Board
Meeting dates (13.00 start)
2020
17 April 2020
25 September 2020
Remit
Reporting mechanism
The TOG Editorial Board reports to the Journals Business Development Committee.
Objectives
Board members are responsible for:
Reviewing potential
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RCOG Vice President takes on RideLondon to raise funds for Each Baby Counts
On 30 July, Edward Morris, Vice President of Clinical Quality at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG), will jump on his bike to race the Prudential RideLondon and help raise funds for Each Baby Counts – a national clinical
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Sign-off of competency acquisition
This page provides an explanation of the different levels of sign-off (levels 1, 2 and 3) for acquiring skills and competencies throughout your training. Expectations for sign-off at the different levels are described, together with an ‘anchor
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