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Guidance for commissioners
This section of the site brings together resources and information to support commissioners and health service managers with responsibility for commissioning high-quality women’s health care.
Workforce
Current, up-to-date advice on O&G workforce
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RCOG statement: Industrial action proposed by junior doctors
The BMA Council has confirmed that junior doctors in England will take further industrial action from September. There will be a full withdrawal of labour for five days, between the hours of 8am and 5pm from Monday 12 September - Friday 16 September
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Academic Board
Meeting dates (10:30 start)
2020
23 October 2020
Remit
Reporting mechanism
The Academic Board reports to Council; minutes go to Clinical Quality Board for information.
The Research Committee reports to the Academic
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ATSMs
In the last 2 years of the training programme, trainees undertake Advanced Training Skills Modules (ATSMs) or subspecialty training to develop the high-level skills they will need for a consultant post in their specialist area of interest.
Advanced
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Ultrasound module: Basic ultrasound assessment of fetal size, liquor and the placenta
Curriculum
Basic ultrasound assessment of fetal size, liquor and the placenta curriculum (PDF, 165 kb)
Conferences and courses
Obstetric Ultrasound Skills: the basics and beyond
eLearning materials
Principles of ultrasound eTutorial
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Assessment of Training form (AoT)
Download the Assessment of Training (AoT) form here
Details regarding the next AoT application period will be posted here soon.
Before applying for the Part 2 MRCOG exam or MTI scheme, candidates must have had their training assessed to confirm their
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Guidelines Committee
Meeting dates (10:00–16:30)
2019
28 February 2019
23 May 2019
12 September 2019
12 December 2019
Remit
Reporting mechanism
The Guidelines Committee reports to the Clinical Quality Board (CQB) and the Clinical Quality Assurance Group (CQAG).
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RCOG forms alliance with RCM to launch Tommy’s National Centre
Tommy’s, The Royal College of Midwives and the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists have formed an alliance to launch The Tommy’s National Centre for Maternity Improvement which will be established from 1 September 2019.
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Courses and conferences: FAQs
Answers to frequently asked questions about RCOG courses, conferences and events
How should I book if my hospital or trust is paying for me to attend?
How can I check that I’m being charged the correct rate?
Is paying for a course online secure?
VAT
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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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