As part of its work to improve women’s healthcare across the world the RCOG is committed to developing the accessibility and quality of education, training and assessments for doctors wishing to specialise in O&G.
We are pleased to be able to offer a number of free online educational resources to help support healthcare professionals.
To gain free access to all of these courses, please scroll down and click on the blue enroll button.
- Basic Practical Skills (3 courses) – The BPS online courses have been created for the BPS course. As well as refining surgical techniques in the practical course, it is important to understand the theory and key issues behind the practical skills.
- Making Abortion Safe Advocacy eResources (7 courses) – Courses available to support healthcare professionals with an interest in getting involved in abortion advocacy to develop and/or strengthen their advocacy work at local, national or international level.
- Making Abortion Safe Abortion Care eResources (8 courses) – Courses available to help health workers, healthcare students and clinical educators gain practical and applicable knowledge about safe abortion care across global contexts.
- Tackling racism (6 courses) – The six courses in this module outline what constitutes racism, why we need to address it, differential attainment, the impacts of racism on lived experience and opportunities, and what we can do together to tackle racism.
- Human factors – This course has been specifically designed to contain the key elements you need to know about human factors.
- TOG online SBA resource – Free to access practice SBA questions for the last 4 issues of The Obstetrician & Gynaecologist.
- OASI Bundle – (3 courses) containing important resources for obstetrics and gynaecology clinicians, which builds upon earlier RCOG OASI content.
- Climate and health– (3 courses) The climate and ecological crisis is the greatest global health threat of the 21st century. This three-part Climate and health course explores the impact of climate change on health, the contribution of healthcare to environmental damage, the concept of carbon hotspots and carbon footprinting, the principles of sustainable clinical practice and other ways health workers are influencing environmental policy and action.