This page offers an overview of past events related to the O&G curriculum 2024 and is updated regularly with upcoming events and resources.
The public consultation process resulted in invaluable feedback, which has helped to further shape the details of the curriculum changes.
We are immensely grateful to all those who contributed to the review, including those who shared their comments throughout the public consultation.
We hosted a live Q&A event to introduce the ATR, as well as the rationale behind the curriculum and programme changes.
Topics included:
Members of the public were given the opportunity to provide online feedback as part of the wider consultation process.
We gave opportunities to hear more about the review, ask questions and give feedback for non-clinical participants. In April 2023, we delivered a workshop to gather feedback on the ATR consultation.
Workshop attendees included Pelvic Pain Support, Campaign Against Painful Hysteroscopy, Ectopic Pregnancy Trust and Group B Strep Support.
Attendees also included people with an interest in and lived experience of endometriosis, pudendal neuralgia, fibroids, baby loss, urogynaecological and early pregnancy conditions, fertility treatment as well as a range of other O&G experiences.
We held a listening event for Heads of School and SEAC members to feedback on the consultation and discuss the implementation and deliverability of the proposed revisions.
We held an equality, diversity and inclusion workshop with our external stakeholders during which we were able to debate and promote fair training cultures and the challenges that surround these areas. The workshop collected participant’s views, opinions and feedback regarding the ATR.
We held a virtual information sharing event with clinical directors which we outlined how our proposals are deliverable and aligned to service structures.
Find all relevant documents to download here, including 2024 Curriculum, definitive documents (GMC approved) and 2019 Curriculum.
We have developed a series of Q&As to address how the changes will affect you.
Find out more about the background of the Advanced Training Review (ATR)
For further assistance or questions, please get in touch with our team via email at curriculum@rcog.org.uk
