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Examination and Assessment Committee
Meeting dates (10:00 start)
2021
4 June 2021
15 October 2021
Meetings
4 per year.Members are required to attend at least 3 meetings.
Remit
Reporting mechanism
The Examination and Assessment Committee reports to Education Board.
The
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Interview – Adalina Sacco
Specialist trainee Adalina Sacco was 5 and half years into her obstetrics and gynaecology training when she took 2 years out to complete an MD in fetal medicine. During this time, she was elected as Chair of the RCOG Trainees Committee.
Adalina has also
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A letter from Sussex Place, July 2011
Tony Falconer, President, writes....
The current Officers have been in post for nine months and it is appropriate to reflect on the political scene and our responses. It is said that the current proposals in the Health and Social Care Bill (2010) are
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The RCOG backs abortion reform in the Republic of Ireland
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) was established in 1929 as a College for the British Isles and gives equal status to the constituent parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland. A representative from the Republic of Ireland
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RCOG statement on new post mortem consent package launched by Sands
Sands has launched a new post mortem consent package developed to provide information and guidance about post mortems for health professionals and for bereaved parents whose baby has died before, during or shortly after birth.
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Single Transferable Vote (STV) explained
STV is the voting system used for electing RCOG Vice Presidents
Voting using STV for 5 candidates
Instead of placing crosses next to your 5 favourite candidates, you are asked to rank as many candidates as you like in order of preference.
The number
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3.1 New general genomic technology relevant to O&G
These resources have been reviewed by a panel of consultants and trainees. Quotes have been provided by this panel.
Genomics in Practice: Obstetrics and Gynaecology
RCOG President Eddie Morris explains the important role played by genomics in the
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1. Is what I have experienced bullying/undermining?
Often the most important way of realising that there is a problem is how a certain behaviour or interaction has made you feel or impacted on your behaviour.
Signs that you are being bullied or undermined may include:
You avoid talking
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India Liaison Group: volunteer questionnaire
The purpose of this questionnaire is to match your skills and expertise to approprate projects being run by the India Liaison Group.
The RCOG undertakes that this information will be held securely and used only for the stated purpose by the RCOG India
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Revalidation for trainees
This section of the site brings together everything trainees need to know about revalidation.
What is revalidation?
Revalidation of a doctor’s licence to practise is designed to give patients greater confidence in the medical profession and to support
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