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New NICE guideline published on Abortion Care
We are pleased to announce the publication of NICE guideline Abortion Care (NG140) developed by the National Guideline Alliance (NGA).
Abortion is a common procedure. In 2018, 200,608 women in England or Wales had an abortion. Almost all of these
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Case study: Workforce numbers and national standards
A review, commissioned by a Trust with concerns about staffing levels, looked at the medical and midwifery workforce numbers in the context of national standards.
We undertook a review of the workforce plan, consultant job plans
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Maternal Medicine and Maternal Critical Care: Medical Complications
Many thanks for registering for Maternal Medicine and Maternal Critical Care: Medical Complications on Thursday 16 – Saturday 18 January 2014. You will receive your certificate of attendance on completion of the online feedback form. Please therefore
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World AIDS Day, Sunday 1 December 2013
Sunday 1 December marks World AIDS Day 2013 – an international day for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV by raising awareness and showing support for people living with the disease.
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Pre-Congress workshops
The 2020 RCOG World Congress will offer a range of pre-Congress workshops, full-day and half-day, on Wednesday 25 March 2020
Pre-Congress workshops are not included in the registration fee.
Attendance at workshops is only available to those who are
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Journals Operational Management Group
Remit
Reporting mechanism
The Journals Operational Management Group reports to the Journals Business Development Committee.
Objectives
To oversee the operational performance of the RCOG’s two journals: BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics
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Thank you
Thank you for your proposal. This will be assessed by the Lindsay Stewart Centre and we will respond with feedback.
Return to the Audit & quality improvement page
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Why Obs and Gynae? by Navneet Kaur
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 Navneet Kaur, an FY1 in Edinburgh, from 2010.
Why obs and gynae?
I find it very difficult to
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New guidance on the responsibilities of doctors to their patients and the recommendation that each patient should have a named clinician and named nurse overseeing their care during their stay in hospital.
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External assessors for O&G undergraduate assessments
This page provides contact details for external assessors for O&G undergraduate assessments, by medical school or university (A–Z list).
Click on the assessor’s name to send them an email.
Medical school/university
Assessor
Aberdeen
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