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BJOG release: Short or long birth spacing creates greater preterm birth risk
Women who conceive less than 11 months after giving birth have a higher chance of going into labour or being medically induced before 37 weeks of gestation. In addition, the odds of a premature birth are also increased for those who wait three years to
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A letter from Sussex Place, November 2012
Ian Currie, Honorary Secretary, writes...
As I opened my laptop today, pondering about what to include in this months ‘Letter from Sussex Place’, I glanced at my desktop and noted some of the PowerPoint presentations that were sitting there before me.
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Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month: Know your body
September marks Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month; a UK-wide initiative led by women’s cancer charity, The Eve Appeal. The campaign aims to encourage more women to be aware of the signs and symptoms of the disease, and to feel comfortable speaking
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Addressing undermining and bullying
It is now more than six months since I undertook the role of Workplace Behaviours Advisor at the RCOG so now seems a fitting time to reflect on progress. What has not been surprising is the commitment to address the issues we face as a specialty and the
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The Role of the RCOG in improving maternity safety
Watch: Dr Eddie Morris, President of the RCOG, talks about the importance of patient safety, and the College’s role in improving maternity and newborn safety
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Implementation
On average it takes 17 years for an evidence-based recommendation to achieve full clinical uptake. The RCOG and the Each Baby Counts team are committed to seeing recommendations from reports implemented into practice as soon as
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RCOG and BSUG response to NICE guidance on transvaginal mesh repair for prolapse
This NICE IPG refers only to the use of mesh to reinforce pelvic organ prolapse repair for anterior and posterior wall prolapse. It does not refer to the use of mesh or tape for stress urinary incontinence or vaginal vault surgery which are subject to
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Sickle Cell Disease in Pregnancy, Management of (Green-top Guideline No. 61)
This guideline describes the management of pregnant women with sickle cell disease, including preconceptual screening and antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal management.
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Guidance for speakers
Frequently asked questions for anyone speaking at an RCOG event
Presentation format
How long is the presentation you have been asked to give?
A good practical rule is to allow no more than one PowerPoint slide per minute of your allotted time if
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Essential Gynaecological Skills
Goal: Increasing access to safe and respectful gynaecological care in Nigeria
Duration: 1 year programme
Partner: University of Abuja Teaching Hospital
Funder: Fundraised for by challenge events
Help us raise funds for programmes like this
Knowledge
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