Conferences and Courses Catalogue Spring/Summer 2015 Upcoming courses for O&G professionals
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Welcome Our conferences and courses are world-class. The RCOG exists to champion the best in women’s health care and to support our doctors to achieve excellence in their O&G practice. We are focused on developing and shaping standards in postgraduate medical education and clinical practice across the globe. To achieve this, a team of over 1200 O&G experts deliver a busy programme of RCOG training courses to over 5000 clinicians each year, both in our London headquarters and in cities around the UK and the world. Our programme of events is designed to help train and equip O&G specialists throughout their medical career and across the differing specialities. Designed and delivered by experienced and world renowned experts, our courses are unrivalled and offer unique access and insights with our faculty of top class speakers.
“ The RCOG’s 2015 Conferences and Courses Catalogue is designed as a complete guide to what’s happening at the College, which courses and meetings are running, and what is new in the calendar for 2015. We hope you will find it helpful and look forward to welcoming you to the College in 2015.”
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Honorary Director of Conferences: Miss Ranee Thakar MD FRCOG Honorary Deputy Director of Conferences: Mr Nick Panay MRCOG
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Navigation We have divided the catalogue into three sections:
Training and CPD Events
Browse courses related to core curriculum, ATSMs and other training modules. Many of these conferences are also suitable for consultants who would like annual updates or to refresh their skills.
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Consultants and Annual Updates
These events focus on different areas of the speciality but are not suitable for fulfilling curriculum requirements. Annual scientific meetings and congresses are included in this section.
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Faculty Development
Discover meetings designed to develop your personal skills and provide an opportunity to network with your peers. College tutors meetings and clinical directors’ forums can be found here.
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Key to icons Maximum CPD credits gained from this course Duration of the event Location
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Key to price levels
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Standard price (includes VAT) RCOG/Specialist Societies member price (includes VAT) Trainee price (includes VAT) Allied healthcare professional price (includes VAT)
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2015 Events January 12–16 Part 1 MRCOG Revision Course 19–20 Basic Practical Skills in O&G 21–23 Annual Academic Meeting 29–30 M RCOG Final Preparation: Part 2 Written 30 Essential Obstetric Ultrasound Course
February 6 RCOG Operative Birth Simulation Training (ROBuST) Training the Trainers Course 7
Medical Students Day
9–10 Basic Practical Skills in O&G 12 Manual Vacuum Aspiration Training Course 13 Laparoscopic Urogynaecology NEW 24 Masterclass in Management of PPH 25–26 Basic Colposcopy
March 5–6 Maternal Medicine: Medical Complications in Pregnancy
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International Women’s Day
10 Problems of Puberty:Training Day in Paediatric and Adolescent Gynaecology 13
PROMPT 2
18–19 Early Pregnancy and Emergency Gynaecology 23–24 Basic Practical Skills in O&G 27 RCOG Operative Birth Simulation Training (ROBuST) Training the Trainers Course
April
September
12–15 RCOG World Congress 2015, Brisbane Australia 13–17 MRCOG Final Preparation: OSCE 23–24 Risk Management and Medico Legal Issues in Women’s Health Care 23–24 Training the Trainers 27 April–1 May Subfertility and Reproductive Endocrinology and Assisted Conception Theoretical Courses
May 6
How to be a College Tutor
7–8 MRCOG Final Preparation: Intensive OSCE 12 Childbirth and Pelvic Floor Trauma 14
Clinical Directors’ Forum
22 Female Sexual Dysfunction and the Pelvic Floor NEW
June 5 PROMPT 2,Train the Trainers 10–11 Intermediate and Advanced Colposcopy 12 RCOG Operative Birth Simulation Training (ROBuST) Training the Trainers Course 16–19 Management of the Labour Ward 22–24 Advanced Obstetric Ultrasound and Advanced Antenatal Practice Courses
July 6–10 Part 1 MRCOG Revision Course 13–15 MRCOG Final Preparation: Part 2 Written
9–10 Early Pregnancy and Gynaecological Ultrasound 14–15 Basic Practical Skills in O&G 21–22 Benign Abdominal Laparoscopic Surgery 24–25 Training the Trainers 28 Intrapartum Fetal Surveillance 29–30 Understanding Urodynamics
October 2 PROMPT 2, Train the Trainers 5–6 MRCOG Final Preparation: Intensive OSCE 8
How to be a College Tutor
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College Tutors’ Meeting
12–13 Basic Practical Skills in O&G 16
Maternity Patient Safety Day
16 ROBuST,Training the Trainers Course 19–23 MRCOG Final Preparation: OSCE
November 2–3
Basic Practical Skills in O&G
5
Clinical Director’s Forum
7 Careers Day for Junior Doctors 12–13 BSUG Annual Scientific Update in Urogynaecology 16 Management of Multiple Pregnancy NEW 17–18 Post Reproductive Health 24–26 Annual Professional Development Conference
December 1–3 Diagnostic and Operative Hysteroscopy 10–11 National Trainees Conference, London
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International Women’s Day 2015 Working together to stop gender-based domestic violence On Friday 6 March 2015, the RCOG is promoting International Women’s Day 2015 with a day of workshops and seminars on gender-based domestic violence. For more information on the programme for the day, and to find out how you can support us in our campaign, please visit rcog.org.uk/iwd or get involved in the conversation via social media. #IWD2015
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5 credits 1 day
RCOG, London
Foundation Medical Students’ Day
Careers Day for Junior Doctors
7 February 2015
7 November 2015
Designed by medical students for medical students. The RCOG has joined forces with the British Undergraduate Society for O&G (BUSOG) to create a day designed to give you a taste of what O&G has to offer, as well as offering you tips on how to make the most of your undergraduate experience. The day will feature lecture-based presentations as well as advice zones on specific issues. There will also be hands-on workshops for you to try out some of the many practical aspects of O&G, facilitated by a selection of O&G’s Specialist Societies.
The RCOG Careers Day for Junior Doctors is specifically designed for those making their applications to specialist training. The day will feature lecture-based presentations designed to give you an idea of what working in O&G involves as well as practical advice on the application process. There will also be advice zones on specific issues and clinicians from all levels will be available to answer any questions you may have. The day will finish with a selection of hands-on workshops and there will be stands, facilitated by a selection of O&G’s Specialist Societies, where you can try out some of the many practical aspects of O&G and find out about the wide range of areas O&G covers.
Who should attend? Medical students considering a career in O&G
Who should attend?
Joint RCOG/BUSOG Meeting
1 day
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FREE
Junior doctors applying for specialist training
RCOG, London
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Training and CPD Events Browse this section to discover courses covering all specialities in O&G, tailored for each training stage (from core curriculum to ATSM modules) as well as supporting your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) portfolio. The RCOG’s membership examination is the gold standard qualification for obstetricians and gynaecologists. With over 5000 candidates sitting our Part 1 and Part 2 MRCOG examinations each year, we have designed a series of revision courses to help candidates achieve their MRCOG. The MRCOG Final Preparation series includes our Part 1 Revision Course, Part 2 Revision Course, OSCE Revision Course and Intensive OSCE Revision Course. We also run a programme of theoretical courses to support ATSMs, including: Early Pregnancy and Gynaecological Ultrasound, Benign Abdominal Surgery, Post Reproductive Health, and Diagnostic and Operative Hysteroscopy. Remember ATSM theoretical courses are valid for three years and must be completed prior to completion of the practical component of the ATSMs.
“ Overall, a very useful course. I am extremely grateful at the tireless effort, support and encouragement from each faculty member. A special thanks to the whole staff for organising it so smoothly. A great experience.” MRCOG Final Preparation: Intensive OSCE delegate
Within this section you’ll find courses and meetings that qualify for CPD credits, attendance at these events can be submitted to your CPD portfolio. The RCOG National Trainees Conference 2015, London, is designed for O&G trainees at every stage of their career. Get advice on succeeding in early O&G training, Part 2 MRCOG tips and techniques, and guidance on life after CCT.
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RCOG Basic Practical Skills in O&G Various 2015 The RCOG Basic Practical Skills course (BPS) is designed to introduce trainees to safe surgical techniques and obstetric clinical skills, in a structured workshop environment. The course is standardised to ensure common objectives, content structure and assessment methods are followed and can be linked to the RCOG Training Portfolio and OSATS. Redesigned in 2014, the new two-day format enables trainees to focus on hands-on skills while in the classroom, by introducing pre-course eLearning materials including videos and assessments. The course also looks at the increasingly important topic of human factors and enhanced recovery principles, complementing the new RCOG curriculum.
Dates
Learning Objectives
Basic Practical Skills Assistant Convenor
Spend more time practising basic operative obstetric and gynaecological skills Learn about new topics such as Human Factors and Enhanced Recovery pathways Sign off elements in the RCOG Training Portfolio Logbook and OSATS Complete the mandatory requirements into ST3
15–16 January, Cardiff 19–20 January, RCOG 26–28 January, Leicester 9–10 February, RCOG 23–24 March, RCOG 22–23 August, Bangalore 14–15 September, RCOG 12–13 October, RCOG 2–3 November, RCOG
Basic Practical Skills Convenors Mr Wai Yoong FRCOG, London
Mr Wasim Lodhi MRCOG, London
Supporting StratOG resources Basic Practical Skills tutorials on general principles, obstetrics and gynaecology
Who should attend? ST1–ST2 Foundation Years 1 and 2 with an interest in O&G
2 day
STD
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Part 1 MRCOG Revision Course
MRCOG Final Preparation: Part 2 Written
12–16 January / 6–10 July 2015
29–30 January / 13–14 July 2015
This five-day course focuses on revision for the Part 1 MRCOG exam and offers a comprehensive programme of lectures covering all components of the exam. There is extensive exposure to typical exam questions, including many practice MCQ sessions, plus general advice about preparing for, and taking the exam as well as advice from the RCOG Examinations team.
In March 2015 the MRCOG Part 2 Written exam will be changing its format. The two written papers will consist of Single Best Answer Questions (SBAs) and Extended Matching Questions (EMQs). The RCOG will be holding the first Part 2 MRCOG Revision Course in January 2015 at the College, which focuses on polishing your exam technique to improve your chances of passing the NEW written papers. The course is developed and taught by experienced MRCOG examiners, you will have tutorials about the new exam question formats and ample opportunity to practise SBAs and EMQs. This course will map the RCOG core curriculum and the examination syllabus; you will also have lectures from experts about current developments and hot topics in key curriculum areas. Places are strictly limited to 50, so we recommend that you book early to avoid disappointment.
Who should attend? Trainees ST 1–3 Part 1 MRCOG examination candidates
Course organisers P art 1 MRCOG Revision Course Convenor Dr Anthony Griffiths MRCOG, Wales Part 1 MRCOG Revision Course Assistant Convenor Dr Asma Khalil MRCOG, London
Learning Objectives Be familiar with the new format of the Part 2 MRCOG written papers Understand the standard of the required knowledge Have learnt key aspects of the curriculum
Who should attend? Trainees ST 4–5
Course organisers Part 2 MRCOG Revision Course Convenor Dr Yasmin Sajjad MRCOG, Manchester Part 2 MRCOG Revision Course Assistant Convenor Dr Anita Sanghi FRCOG, London Supporting resources
Supporting resources
Receive 20% discount on Cambridge University Press revision books
Receive 20% discount on Cambridge University Press revision books
Supporting StratOG resources
Supporting StratOG resources
Single Best Answer (SBA)
Core Modules
5 day
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RCOG, London
2 day
TRN
RCOG, London
£425
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MRCOG Final Preparation: OSCE
13–17 April 2015
MRCOG Final Preparation: Intensive OSCE 7–8 May 2015
This OSCE course focuses on improving exam technique to maximise your chances of passing the OSCE exam and being awarded your Membership to the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. This one-day course is unique in giving you 3 full OSCE circuits with experienced MRCOG examiners. You will receive individual feedback on each station from the examiners. In the OSCE, the actors can award up to 4 marks and you will receive feedback from the actors to help you improve your communication skills. You will also receive a DVD of your performance in one of the role play stations to help you reflect on your strengths and identify areas for change. There are a maximum of 30 places per day
Learning Objectives Experience realistic OSCE stations Receive valuable feedback Observe other candidates’ performance Understand time management within stations Understand the marking scheme for stations Interact with professional RCOG role players
Who should attend? Trainees ST 4–5 Candidates who have passed the Part 2 written component
Course organisers Dr Yasmin Sajjad MRCOG, Manchester Dr Anita Sanghi FRCOG, London
This two-day OSCE course focuses on developing the communication skills that are the key to OSCE success. You will work one-to-one with examiners and in small groups with experienced actors to improve your technique. This course is limited to 20 candidates and is aimed specifically at candidates who have the knowledge and ability to pass the written papers only to fail the OSCE due to communication errors. Candidates that haven’t practised O&G in the UK will particularly benefit from attending this course.
Learning Objectives Experience realistic OSCE stations Receive valuable feedback Observe other candidates’ performance Understand time management within stations Understand the marking scheme for stations Interact with professional RCOG role players Receive small group tutorials with individual emphasis Gain confidence by interacting with examiners
Who should attend? Trainees ST 4–5 Candidates who have passed the Part 2 written component
Course organisers r Yasmin Sajjad MRCOG, Manchester D Dr Anita Sanghi FRCOG, London
Supporting resources
Supporting resources
Receive 20% discount on Cambridge University Press revision books
Receive 20% discount on Cambridge University Press revision books
1 day
TRN
£350
RCOG, London
2 day
TRN
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Annual Academic Meeting
Essential Obstetric Ultrasound
21–23 January 2015
30 January 2015
This meeting showcases the entire spectrum of academic research in O&G. Expanded to a 3 day meeting, the exciting programme feature a wide range of speakers from new scientists to well renowned researchers covering all aspects of research, from both NHS and academia. The meeting incorporates the Blair Bell Research Competition where researchers present their work both in oral and poster presentations chosen from submitted abstracts.
The RCOG curriculum now requires that all trainees have practical training in basic obstetric ultrasound, comprising two modules on early pregnancy ultrasound (8-12 weeks) and ultrasound assessment of fetal size, liquor and the placenta. The two practical modules require a sound theoretical basis, which this course is designed to offer. It will also serve as the basis for those trainees developing their skills further with the intermediate ultrasound modules both in O&G.
Learning Objectives
Learning Objectives
Know of the latest achievements in O&G research Understand research prioritisation and funding Understand the national research infrastructure and opportunities it provides
Who should attend? Practicing clinicians, midwives and allied health care professionals with an interest in research and education Senior academics in O&G Clinicians in training (ideal for ACFs, ACLs, and CRFs) Undergraduates interested in research in O&G Non-clinical scientists from PhDs, Research Midwives to Professors
Become familiar with ideal machine set up and the safe use of transabdominal and transvaginal probes Understand the principles of early pregnancy assessment and application of obstetric ultrasound Understand the methods of assessment of fetal biometry, presentation, placental site and liquor volume Understand the applications and limitations of ultrasound and when referral is required Fulfil the requirement for attendance at an Advanced Obstetric Ultrasound course
Who should attend? All trainees in O&G All those wanting to understand the basic principles and application of obstetric ultrasound SAS Doctors
Course organisers Professor Zarko Alfirevic FRCOG, Liverpool Professor Donald Peebles FRCOG, London Dr Fiona Denison MRCOG, Edinburgh Professor Lucilla Poston FRCOG, London
Course organisers Dr Anne Marie Coady MRCOG, Hull Dr Sarah Bower FRCOG, London
16 credits 3 day
Supporting StratOG resources Tutorial on Principles of Ultrasound
RCOG, London
Consultants, SAS Doctors, Professors and Senior Lecturers Trainees, Foundation Year Doctors, Allied Health Care Professionals
7 credits £250 £190
Undergraduate Medical Students
£150
One Day Rate
£120
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1 day
STD TRN
RCOG, London
£335 £285 RCOG £230 £215 AHP
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Manual Vacuum Aspiration Training Course
Masterclass in Management of PPH
12 February 2015
24 February 2015
This half-day, hands-on training course focuses on outpatient surgical management of miscarriage and therapeutic abortion.This practical course covers equipment, the procedure, analgesia and the outpatient setting for trainers in outpatient uterine surgical evacuation who have not had access to training with this equipment. There will be two sessions held on Thursday 12 February, the first will commence at 8.30am and the second at 1.00pm. Delegates can select to attend either the morning session or afternoon session. Places on this course are strictly limited to 24 per session.
A one-day workshop where delegates can learn about recent innovative topics relevant to management of Massive Obstetric Haemorrhage (MOH). This is combined with a hands-on workshop featuring practical clinical tips from world known experts on uterine compression sutures and balloon tamponade, including a new innovative station on clinically applied anatomy relevant to MOH.
Learning Objectives Learn to confidently fit together and operate a MVA kit Gain knowledge of appropriate pain relief Safely undertake MVA of uterine contents in a model Learn to provide appropriate support for the woman and her partner/family Meet others with experience of setting up similar services Make contacts for sharing guidelines and pathways
Who should attend? Trainees ST 6–7 O&G ATSM/FSRH special skills abortion care trainers/trainees Experienced staff in miscarriage/abortion care keen to expand their competence and skills
Course organisers Dr Kate Guthrie FRCOG, Kingston Upon Hull Dr Patricia Lohr, Stratford Upon Avon
Learning Objectives Understand rationale behind visual assessment of MOH and crucial interventions such as compression sutures and tamponade Develop relevant hands-on skill for compression sutures and tamponade Anticipation of future required skills in managing morbidly adherent placenta Appreciation of clinical anatomy relevant to PPH Appreciation of the potential role of internal iliac ligation Complements the Labour Ward Lead ATSM
Who should attend? Consultants Midwives Senior trainees (ST4-7) SAS Doctors
Course organisers Mr Wai Yoong FRCOG, London Mr Mahantesh Karoshi MRCOG, London Mr Wasim Lodhi MRCOG, London Mr Ramesan Navaratnarajah MRCOG, London Supporting StratOG resources Tutorial on Postpartum haemorrhage
Supporting StratOG resources Tutorial on Fertility control and contraception
6 credits
4 credits Half day
STD
£142
1 day RCOG, London
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Basic Colposcopy
Maternal Medicine: Medical Complications in Pregnancy
25–26 February 2015
5–6 March 2015
This course aims to cover the NHSCSP guidelines including HPV testing, quality assurance, training issues and the clinical management of difficult situations in colposcopy with interactive case examples. Hear discussions on the latest controversies and advances in screening and colposcopy.The course aims to assist those wishing to prepare for their colposcopy OSCE.
The course is structured to address current maternal medicine issues across all medical subspecialties, with specific relevance to obstetrics, and will address topical maternal medicine issues. This course will also be of value to clinicians involved in maternal medicine and high-risk obstetric practice.
Learning Objectives
Learning Objectives Complete the ATSM ‘Maternal Medicine’
Understand the principles of colposcopy Be able to offer a colposcopic diagnosis Understand methods of management of women referred for colposcopic assessment Understand what is required for training towards BSCCP certification in Colposcopy Complete the Gynaecological Oncology Core Curriculum Module
Who should attend?
Who should attend? Colposcopy trainees Cytopathologists and GPs interested in cervical screening Practicing colposcopists Nurse specialists SAS Doctors
Trainees ST 6–7 All trainees and consultants in O&G Consultants with a maternal medicine/high-risk obstetric practice Trainees wishing to broaden their knowledge of maternal medicine High-risk/specialised midwives with an interest in maternal medicine SAS Doctors
Course organisers Mr Jason Waugh MRCOG, Newcastle upon Tyne Professor Fionnuala McAuliffe FRCOG, Dublin Complementing Courses
Course organiser
Management of Labour Ward, 16–19 June. Advanced Obstetric Ultrasound and Advanced Antenatal Practice, 22–24 June
Mr Simon Leeson FRCOG, North Wales
Supporting StratOG resources Dermatological problems in pregnancy
Joint RCOG/ BMFMS Meeting
Supporting StratOG resources Tutorial on Pre-invasive disease of the lower genital tract
14 credits
12 credits 2 day
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2 day
RCOG, London
RCOG £530 £475 AHP £425 £360
STD TRN
RCOG, London
£530 £575 RCOG £420 £360 AHP
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Problems of Puberty
Early Pregnancy and Emergency Gynaecology
10 March 2015
18–19 March 2015
BritSPAG Paediatric and Adolescent Training Day This is a one-day conference covering all aspects of problems of puberty. Learn about normal puberty, when to investigate abnormality and how to manage early and late puberty, adolescent menstrual dysfunction, polycystic ovarian syndrome and congenital adrenal hyperplasia.
Early Pregnancy Unit and Gynaecology Emergency activity is now a core session for many consultants and trainees. This course will update consultants and trainees on recent developments in the clinical practice of early pregnancy and emergency gynaecology management.
Learning Objectives Revise the embryology of the genital tract Manage early and late puberty, adolescent menstrual dysfunction, polycystic ovarian syndrome, congenital adrenal hyperplasia Understand young women’s psychological and emotional needs during puberty and how to discuss sex with them Find out about rokitansky syndrome and XY women Complete the ATSM ‘Paediatric and Adolescent Gynaecology’
Who should attend? Trainees ST6–7 Consultants in O&G GPs Sexual health doctors
Registrars in O&G Nurse specialists Midwives SAS Doctors
Course organiser
Learning Objectives Manage common early pregnancy and emergency gynaecology problems confidently Target investigations according to each clinical scenario Organise care for women with early pregnancy and emergency gynaecology problems Identify and fully comprehend key research in the field of early pregnancy and emergency gynaecology Complete the ATSM ‘Acute Gynaecology and Early Pregnancy’
Who should attend? Trainees ST6–7 All trainees and consultants in O&G Midwives Nurse specialists
Primary care physicians and support staff Utrasonographers SAS Doctors
Course organisers
Miss Mary Hernon MRCOG, Liverpool
Mr Davor Jurkovic FRCOG, London Mrs Caroline Overton FRCOG, Bristol
Joint RCOG/ BritSPAG Meeting
Joint RCOG/ AEPU Meeting
6 credits 1 day
STD TRN
12 credits RCOG, London
£335 £285 RCOG £230 £215 AHP
2 day
STD TRN
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Training the Trainers
23–24 April 2015 This interactive course includes small group activities and breakout sessions. It is essential for all clinical trainers and is led by an expert faculty. The course will equip you with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to enhance your teaching sessions, to give more effective feedback, improve your assessment technique and give you experience of performing difficult appraisals.
Learning Objectives Understand the principles of adult learning and how to apply them Be able to explain the difference between appraisal and assessment Directly observed teaching a skill, performing an induction appraisal and performing a difficult appraisal Learn about the principles of “how to give feedback” and applied this knowledge in practice Learn about the structure of postgraduate training Learn a new skill and gained insight into your own learning style Complete the ATSM ‘Medical Education’
Who should attend? Trainees ST6–7 All consultants who wish to be educational and/or clinical supervisors
Course organisers Mr Alex Taylor MRCOG, Bournemouth Mr Robert Haughney FRCOG, Kettering
Supporting StratOG resources Appraisal
12 credits 2 day
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Subfertility and Reproductive Endocrinology and Assisted Conception Theoretical Courses
Joint RCOG/BFS Meeting
27 April – 1 May 2015
Subfertility and Reproductive Endocrinology Monday 27–Wednesday 29 April Gain a comprehensive overview of subfertility and reproductive endocrinology and hear about the latest developments in this rapidly developing area.
Assisted Conception Thursday 30 April–Friday 1 May Learning Objectives
Assisted conception continues to face rapid developments, both clinically and scientifically. The topics and the speakers have been chosen in order to offer the most relevant and evidence-based information.
Complete the ATSM ‘Subfertility and Reproductive Endocrinology’
This course will closely follow the guide to learning of the BFS training module on Assisted Conception and will cover the followings areas: Overview of the work up of female and male partners Management in an assisted conception unit IUI and IVF techniques, laboratory aspects and clinical protocols Limitations and complications of assisted reproductive technology Controversial issues in ART – Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) & Screening (PGS) & gametes donation
Who should attend? Trainees ST 6–7 All trainees and consultants in O&G Fertility counsellors
Fertility nurses GPs SAS Doctors
Course organiser Dr Yacoub Khalaf MD FRCOG, London
Supporting StratOG resources Assisted reproduction
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STD RCOG TRN AHP
Subfertility and Reproductive Endocrinology
Assisted Conception Theoretical
Full conference
3 Day
2 Day
5 Day
RCOG, London
RCOG, London
RCOG, London
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27
£635
£530
£830
£580
£475
£775
£530
£425
£725
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£360
£590
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Management of the Labour Ward
16–19 June 2015 Update and advance your knowledge in management of the labour ward. Hear about clinical governance, risk management, CNST and NPSA specifically in relation to obstetrics and learn how to set up skills and drills training in your own unit. Topics include promoting normality, evidence-based practice, risk management and clinical governance, audit and guidelines, neonatology, anaesthetics and medical disorders.
Learning Objectives Understanding of the importance of promoting and maintaining normality in childbirth Understanding of the importance of good communication and team work between the different professionals involved in birth Confidence in discussing birth outcomes with women and their partners An updated knowledge in a range of practical obstetric skills
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Who should attend? Trainee ST 6–7 All trainees and consultants in O&G Midwives SAS Doctors
Course organisers Dr Margaret Matthews FRCOG, Sussex Dr Louise Page MRCOG, London Dr Mark Clement-Jones MRCOG, Liverpool Dr Paul Mannix FRCPCH, Bristol
Complementing courses
25 credits 4 day
Understanding of the role of the labour ward lead – particularly in relation to clinical governance and risk management Complete the ATSMs ‘Advanced Labour Ward Practice’ (Days 1-3) and ‘Labour Ward Lead’ (Day 4)
RCOG, London
£735 £685 RCOG £630 £515 AHP
Maternal Medicine, 5–6 March Advanced Obstetric Ultrasound and Advanced Antenatal Practice, 22–24 June
Joint RCOG/ BMFMS Meeting
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Advanced Obstetric Ultrasound and Advanced Antenatal Practice Courses Joint RCOG/ BMFMS Meeting
22–24 June 2015
Advanced Obstetric Ultrasound – A problem-based approach Monday 22–Tuesday 23 June This course offers a comprehensive review of the diagnosis, management and counselling for fetal anomaly and will benefit all those involved with antenatal fetal ultrasound. Case-based discussions will be used to review advanced ultrasound techniques and common clinical Supporting StratOG resources dilemmas, as well as rare conditions. Tutorial on Ultrasound scanning of fetal anomaly
Advanced Antenatal Practice Course – A problem-based approach Wednesday 24 June This section of the course covers the clinical challenges and dilemmas commonly faced in late pregnancy and many of the aspects which make managing high-risk pregnancy challenging. These include fetal conditions, such as severe growth restriction, suspected intrauterine infection or twin to twin transfusion syndrome as well as maternal conditions like obesity, psychiatric illness or pre-eclampsia. The course is suitable for all consultants with an interest in high-risk pregnancy.
Learning Objectives Complete the ultrasound module: Intermediate ultrasound of normal fetal anatomy Complete the ATSMs ‘Fetal Medicine’ (Days 1–3) and ‘Advanced Antenatal Practitioner’ (Day 3)
Who should attend? Trainees ST 4–7 SAS Doctors All trainees and consultants in O&G All clinicians involved in the diagnosis, management and counselling of fetal anomalies & antenatal high-risk obstetrics
Course organisers Mr Gerald Mason FRCOG, Leeds Dr Paul Moran MRCOG, Newcastle upon Tyne Complementing Courses Maternal Medicine, 5–6 March Management of the Labour Ward, 16–19 June Supporting StratOG resources StratOG core training tutorials on Fetal growth restrictions, obesity in pregnancy and pre-eclampsia
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Advanced Obstetric Ultrasound
Advanced Antenatal Practice
Full conference
2 Day
1 Day
3 Day
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Returning to the UK in 2016 Birmingham is a dynamic, conďŹ dent and expanding city that celebrates and reects international culture and diversity like no other.
A city with everything From museums housing over 500,000 pieces of art, and a 100 year old art deco cinema to impressive shopping malls, fantastic theatres, world-class sporting events and more Michelin-starred restaurants than any other English city outside London, Birmingham will deliver an unforgettable congress experience.
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rcog2016.com Š Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 2014 Registered Charity No: 213280
Consultants and Annual Updates The events and conferences in this section focus on specific areas of the speciality, such as urogynaecology or obstetric emergency training. They are not specifically designed for fulfilling curriculum requirements but provide opportunities for learning, debate and development. Our experienced faculty are at the forefront of new and developing areas of topical interest and respond by organising events each year on these important subjects. Look out for several new meetings in 2015, including Laparoscopic Urogynaecology and Female Sexual Dysfunction and the Pelvic Floor. Don’t forget the RCOG World Congress 2015. This Congress will be hosted in Brisbane, Australia on 12–15 April 2015. Our last two Congresses were fully booked, so be sure to book early to avoid disappointment.
“ Excellent and varied program. Up to date and covering a good range of clinical and management/ training issues.” Annual Professional Development delegate
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RCOG Operative Birth Simulation Training (ROBuST): Training the Trainers Course
Laparoscopic Urogynaecology
6 February 2015
13 February 2015
From 2015, the RCOG Operative Birth Simulation Training Course will be delivered locally, as part of the RCOG franchised courses programme. This training the trainers course is designed to train faculty, who are planning to deliver RCOG Operative Birth Simulation Training in their own hospitals or units. The aim is to provide instruction and hands-on practice in all methods of operative vaginal birth (both nonrotational and rotational) to facilitate the achievement of the OSAT competencies on the RCOG training matrix. Techniques for performing a caesarean section at full dilatation are also covered. The course consists of short lectures, hands-on workshops and small group discussions on teamwork and communication. As part of the course pack, delegates will receive the ROBuST Training the Trainers manual.
This brand new one–day course will cover the theoretical aspects of laparoscopic urogynaecology which is increasingly being used in the management of urogynaecological conditions. Established experts will explain the types of procedures available, techniques employed and indication for procedures. Each session will end with a panel discussion allowing you to discuss the topics covered.
Who should attend?
Who should attend?
Consultants whose institutions have applied to run an RCOG Operative Birth Simulation Training Course
Course organisers Dr Alison Gale FRCOG, RCOG Simulation Lead, Preston Professor Tim Draycott FRCOG, Bristol Dr Dimitrios Siassakos MRCOG, Bristol Dr George Attilakos MRCOG, London Ms Cathy Winter, Bristol
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Learning Objectives Understand the place of laparoscopic surgery in urogynaecology Be aware of the different techniques that can be utilised in laparoscopic urogynaecology Appreciate what the different surgical techniques in laparoscopic urogynaecology entail
Trainees and consultants with an interest in laparoscopy and urogynaecology Subspecialty trainers in urogynaecology Complete the ATSM in ‘Advanced Laparoscopy for the Excision of Benign Disease’
Course organiser Mr Alfred Cutner FRCOG, London Complementing courses Childbirth and Pelvic Floor Trauma, 12 May Female Dysfunction and the Pelvic Floor, 22 May Understanding Urodynamics, 29–30 September Annual Scientific Update in Urogynaecology, 12–13 November
Joint RCOG/BSUG Meeting
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RCOG, London
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PROMPT 2
RCOG World Congress 2015
13 March / 5 June / 2 October 2015
12–15 April 2015
PROMPT is a multi-professional obstetric emergencies training package that has been developed for use in local maternity units, with the aim of reducing preventable harm to mothers and their babies. It consists of interactive drills and workshops, hands-on decision-making in simulated obstetric emergency situations. Each hospital unit will receive a ‘Course in a Box’ to facilitate the introduction or continued implementation of in-house multi-professional obstetric emergencies.
It gives us great pleasure to invite you to Brisbane, Australia for the RCOG World Congress 2015, Joint RCOG/ RANZCOG Event. The 2015 Congress is set to deliver a cutting-edge scientific programme with impressive array of keynote speakers, who are all acknowledged world experts in their field.
Learning Objective Deliver PROMPT Training in your hospital or unit
Who should attend? Multi-professional team of staff from a maternity unit or institution. Teams participating in the training may consist of: Labour Ward Midwives/Obstetric Nurses/Healthcare Support workers Maternity Risk Managers/Educators Obstetricians Obstetric Anaesthetists
Registration fees £4,000 (£3,334 + VAT) per team, new to PROMPT training £2,000* (£1,667 + VAT) per team, discounted price for Maternity Units/Institutions that have already sent a team to a PROMPT 1 Train the Trainers day, includes extended 12 month support package, plus all revised materials *
eams applying for the discounted rate of £2,000 will be required to provide details T of attendance at the PROMPT 1 Train the Trainers (T3) Day by staff from their Maternity Unit/Institution.
Join us in Brisbane, one of the world’s most attractive cities. 3 -days showcasing excellent science, research and innovation in O&G Internationally respected keynote speakers Cutting edge scientific programme covering an extensive range of topics Engaging and stimulating social programme including the Congress Party hosted at Cloudland
Host City Located on the east coast of Australia, Brisbane will enthral you with its world-class restaurants, lively music scene, stylish shops and subtropical climate. The last two RCOG World Congress’ held in Liverpool and Hyderabad have been sold out, with participation from over 65 countries, so early registration is encouraged. For more information and to book your place, visit rcog2015.com
Register now at rcog2015.com Take advantage of our early bird discount rates by booking before 27 January 2015. (Save up to AUD225 on full registration fees) Joint RCOG/ RANZCOG Meeting
Joint RCOG/PROMPT Maternity Foundation Meeting
23 credits 1 day
RCOG, London
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Risk Management and Medico Legal Issues in Women’s Health Care
Childbirth and Pelvic Floor Trauma
23–24 April 2015
12 May 2015
The meeting provides a forum for learning from patient safety incidents and sharing good practice in the promotion of patient safety. The emphasis throughout the meeting is on practical as well as theoretical concepts and delegates have the opportunity to network with colleagues involved in safety and quality improvement.
This meeting aims to update delegates on current issues and clinical practice regarding childbirth related pelvic floor and perineal trauma. Learn about the latest developments in childbirth and pelvic floor trauma and hear presentations on how to minimise and treat perineal and pelvic floor morbidity related to childbirth.
Who should attend? All trainees and consultants in O&G Academic/research staff Claims managers Clinical governance leads Midwives Risk managers Solicitors SAS Doctors
Course organiser Mr Leroy Edozien FRCOG, Manchester
Learning Objectives nderstand the latest developments in childbirth and U pelvic floor trauma Minimise and treat perineal and pelvic floor morbidity related to childbirth
Who should attend? rainees and consultants in O&G and colorectal surgery T All midwives and midwifery students Nurses and physiotherapists with an interest in this field SAS Doctors
Course organiser Mr Jason Cooper FRCOG, North Staffordshire
Complementing courses Laparoscopic Urogynaecology, 13 February Female Sexual Dysfunction and the Pelvic Floor, 22 May
Complementing courses
Understanding Urodynamics, 29–30 September
Maternity Patient Safety Day, 16 October
BSUG Annual Scientific Update in Urogynaecology, 12–13 November
Joint RCOG/BSUG Meeting
Joint RCOG/ENTER Meeting
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7 credits 1 day
RCOG, London
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Female Sexual Dysfunction and the Pelvic Floor 22 May 2015
Intermediate and Advanced Colposcopy
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This meeting aims to update delegates on current issues and clinical practice regarding female sexual dysfunction. It will also evaluate definitions of female sexual dysfunction (FSD) with respect to pelvic floor dysfunction, problems in relation to childbirth and pelvic floor interventions.
Learning Objectives btain familiarity with female sexual problems O Assess the impact of common gynaecological problems on female sexual function Gain confidence in the initial management of female sexual problems Knowledge of psychological approaches to female sexual problems Ability to organise multi-specialty and multiprofessional working for holistic care
Who should attend? Trainees and consultants in O&G and female urology Psychosexual counsellors Nurses and physiotherapists with an interest in this field SAS Doctors
Course organisers iss Claudine Domoney MRCOG, London M Mr Jason Cooper FRCOG, North Staffordshire Complementing courses Understanding Urodynamics, 29–30 September BSUG Annual Scientific Update in Urogynaecology, 12–13 November Laparoscopic Urogynaecology, 13 February
10–11 June 2015 This course aims to cover the latest controversies and advances in the field including: the NHSCSP guidelines, an update on the HPV vaccination programme, quality assurance issues, difficult clinical management issues with interactive case presentations. Aimed at recently trained colposcopists keen to advance their knowledge and expertise as well as a refresher for those more established wishing to gain recertification. It is not suitable for those with little or no experience in the area of colposcopy. This course would be educationally beneficial, although not mandatory, for those actively practicing colposcopy.
Learning Objectives Understand management of complex cases Manage MDT meetings Understand the responsibilities of being a trainer Knowledge of changes to screening programme Be aware of future avenues of research relevant to the screening programme
Who should attend? Consultant gynaecologists Cytopathologists interested in cervical screening Practicing colposcopists Specialist trainees with colposcopy experience Trainees in their last year wanting to broaden their knowledge in advanced colposcopy SAS Doctors
Course organiser Joint RCOG/BSUG Meeting
Mr Simon Leeson FRCOG, North Wales
6 credits 1 day
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£335 £285 RCOG £230 £215 AHP
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Faculty Development Events As Fellows and Members of the College you constitute a rich resource of educational expertise, enabling each of you to teach and guide your trainees and fellow professionals to attain the highest standards in women’s health care. To demonstrate the importance we attach to high quality teaching, the College has devised a programme of courses to assist in the: Delivery of education in the workplace-based setting Development and delivery of education in a local/ regional setting Development and delivery of education nationally/ internationally
“ Programme was absolutely fit for purpose. Treated us as adults. Pitched at completely the right level” College Tutors’ Meeting delegate
The Faculty Development Framework is our formal recognition scheme for trainers and educators in O&G. The four-tier framework: Ensures all Fellows, Members and Trainees receive O&G-specific recognition according to their level of experience Offers guidance on how to develop as trainers and educators by providing appropriate developmental activities
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How to be a College Tutor
Clinical Directors’ Forum
6 May 2015
14 May 2015
This interactive course is specifically designed for adult learners and includes small group activities and breakout sessions. In this meeting we aim to equip you with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to prepare you for this rewarding, varied and at times, challenging role. It is essential training for all consultants who wish to apply for the role of College Tutor. Led by an expert faculty, this one-day, free course builds on the concepts and educational theory covered in the Training the Trainers course.
The purpose of this biannual meeting is to ensure a continuous dialogue regarding what is important in delivering clinical director responsibilities. Using this forum, the College increases awareness of national policies and clinical directors are able to tell us the impact of such policies. Together we are able to develop the College activities agenda. It is a very useful arena to discuss issues and potential solutions and all clinical directors are encouraged to attend.
Learning Objectives
Who should attend?
Learn about the structure of postgraduate training Navigate effectively around the eportfolio Prepare your trainees and educational supervisors for the ARCP Explain the difference between appraisal & assessment Directly observed performing an induction appraisal and performing a difficult appraisal Know where to look and who to turn to for help and support
Clinical Directors
Who should attend? Consultants who are considering to be or recently appointed to be a College Tutor role College Tutors who are looking to refresh or update their knowledge, skills and attitudes
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The ideal choice when attending a course or event at the College. Eleven beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms within the College offer guests the perfect sanctuary.
For bookings Please call the Reservations Team on +44 (0)20 7772 6234 or email rorp@rcog.org.uk To view our brochure www.rcog.org.uk/accommodation
Sponsorship, Exhibition and Partnership Opportunities
Whether you wish to promote your business by sponsoring an event, manning an exhibition stand, or producing delegate pack materials, there are plenty of ways to promote your product or service at our courses and conferences. With over 70 conferences and courses, whoever your target audience we can provide a unique opportunity to raise your profile, build your brand, reinforce existing relationships and generate new business. For more information and to discuss your requirements please contact: Ursula Samson, Sales Development Co-ordinator Telephone +44 (0)20 7772 6460 Email: usamson@rcog.org.uk
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Booking Information Please refer to full terms and conditions available on our website at rcog.org.uk/events/terms-and-conditions Rates
Cancellations
Please select the rate that genuinely applies to your current post. Checks will be carried out to ensure delegates are booking at the appropriate rate.
All cancellations must be received in writing by the Conference Office a minimum of 2 weeks before the meeting (except Basic Practical Skills Courses, which must be received at least 6 weeks prior to the course). A standard administrative charge of £25 will be made on all cancellations received 2 weeks or more prior to the conference. We regret that refunds cannot be issued on cancellations received less than two weeks prior to the conference. No refunds will be made for non-attendance on the course. An administrative charge of £50 applies to certain meetings, including Basic Practical Skills Courses, Part 1 MRCOG Revision Courses, Part 2 MRCOG Revision and OSCE Courses. Please check your confirmation letter for clarification. Substitutions are welcome at any time. In the unlikely event the course is cancelled by the RCOG, we regret we are unable to refund any delegate travel and/or accommodation costs that have already been incurred by the delegate or any administration charges relating to cancellation of travel tickets or accommodation.
Booking and payment Fees must be paid in full on or before the morning of the first day of the meeting. The RCOG reserves the right to refuse admission in the event of nonpayment. The fee includes refreshments, lunch, admission to the lectures and any technical exhibitions. Payment may be made by debit or credit card via our website at www.rcog.org.uk/events. Cheques should be made payable to “RCOG”. Payments from abroad must be by international bankers draft or money order in sterling, payment in other currencies will not be accepted. If you register on the day of the meeting, please note we can only accept payment by cash, credit or debit card (no cheques). To request an invoice, please see full guidance on the website. Please note that we are unable to accept invoice requests less than two weeks before the event. All invoices must be paid by the event date in order for the delegate to attend, if payment has not been received by this date the delegate will be asked for payment on arrival at the College. You are not guaranteed a place until you receive confirmation. Booking online provides you with immediate confirmation of your place and receipt of payment by email. If you have not received confirmation of your place before the start of the event, please telephone the Conference Office on +44 (0) 20 7772 6245.
Visa Information If you are from a country outside the European Union you may be required to have a valid visa to enter Britain. Please check your visa requirements before you book a place on any of our events and before you travel. We are unable to refund course fees outside of our cancellation deadline in the event that your visa is denied or not received in time for you to travel. More information on visa requirements is available from the UK Border Agency.
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RCOG WORLD CONGRESS 2015 JOINT RCOG / RANZCOG EVENT
BRISBANE AUSTRALIA 12-15 APRIL 2015 for more information, visit
RCOG2015.COM
new endeavours + in women’s health
Start Early - Interactive Pre-Congress Workshops Variety of half-day and full-day workshops, covering: Adolescent Gynaecology, Birth Masterclass, Colposcopy, Fetal Surveillance Education Program, Hysteroscopy, Laparoscopic Suturing, Obstetric Haemorrhage, Obstetric Ultrasound, Pelvic Floor Ultrasound and Perineal Trauma.
Debates, Meet the Experts and ‘How To’ Sessions Extensive range of topics, including: Adolescent Gynaecology, Genetic Screening, Global Health, Health Economics, Medical Education, Menopause, Mental Health in Pregnancy, Oncology, Pre-term Birth, Robotics, Simulation and Urogynaecology.
Join Colleagues and Experience Brisbane and Australia Exciting social programme, including: Welcome Reception at the showstopping Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA), Congress Party at Brisbane’s iconic Cloudland, pre and post touring around Brisbane, or bring the family and extend your visit to truly experience what makes Australia so spectacular - lush tropical rainforests, breathtaking beaches and unique wildlife.
More Reasons to Attend Claim CPD credits which will count towards GMC revalidation; special registration rates for delegates from Low Resource Countries; attend the satellite meeting ‘Urogynaecology for Clinical Practice’.
* Proof of full time student status is required. Refer to the meeting website for further information.
“Australia is the dream travel destination for everyone but in 2015 we’ll not only have a great holiday but a unique chance to meet colleagues from all over the world and share ideas and achievements in the specialty we all love.” Dr Vesko Veselinov GavrilovWinning Entrant – Ireland “Tell us why you’re coming to Brisbane for the RCOG World Congress 2015” Contest
Book your place now! Online at rcog.org.uk/events Receive instant confirmation of your place and save £10! Speak to our team directly, please have your card details handy and call +44 (0) 20 7772 6245 Fax your completed booking form, available at rcog.org.uk/events with payment details directly to the Conference Office on +44 (0) 20 7772 6388 Post your cheque and completed booking form to the team at: Conference Office, RCOG, 27 Sussex Place, Regent’s Park, London, NW1 4RG, UK To be invoiced please see full guidance on the events terms and conditions page at rcog.org.uk/events/terms-and-conditions