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Bristol, England
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The RCOG National Trainees Conference is going virtual for 2021 - Join us on May 27th-28th.
Organised by trainees, for trainees.
High profile speakers and breakout sessions. Content available for 6 months!
Book now and a reduced virtual conference rate.
rcog.org.uk/en/departmental-…
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Congratulations to Dr Emily Hotton, Miss Danai Bagkou Dimakou and Dr Nana Bosompra who have won awards for best oral presentation, poster pitch and e-Poster at #NTC2021.
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Today is International Day of Action for Women's Health. At #NTC2021 women’s health is being promoted through the Champion for Women’s Health stream, featuring a talk from @Iregan7 about the ‘Better for Women’ strategy. #WomensHealthMatters
Delighted to have Dr Lynne Robinson talking about #menopause at #NTC2021. This affects all of our patients in O&G eventually and many of our colleagues. Vital to improve understanding and confidence in discussing this topic.
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First lecture is from the internationally renowned @CO90s lead @DeborahLawlor2 - the affect of maternal adiposity on maternal and foetal outcomes. #NTC2021 @NTC_Committee
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So we are off @kcornthwaite1 kicks off the day. @Hologic are our gold sponsors. @LimbsandThings1 and @BDandCo for being our silver sponsors. @Norgine and @QuadratechUK for being our bronze sponsors #NTC2021 @NTC_Committee
We are about to get started for Day 2 of #NTC2021. First up, we are very privileged to be hearing from @DeborahLawlor2 and @NormanJaneE who are both Professors @BritstolUni.
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@DeborahLawlor2 is speaking about the impact of maternal adiposity on maternal and fetal outcomes. #NTC2021
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@NormanJaneE will be speaking about the AFFIRM study - Optimising perinatal health through RCTs - the good, the bad and the ugly of using routinely collected data
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Not long now until day two of the #NTC2021 being run by @NTC_Committee for the @RCObsGyn Today we hear from some more amazing speakers and trainees. Most of all- gynae onc’s has a session. Hopefully see you there.
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Welcome to day two of the National Trainee Conference 2021. Tweet using #NTC2021 to connect with peers and to share your conference experience.
What a fantastic first day!#NTC2021. Thank you so much to all our speakers for giving up your time to speak, we obviously could not have done it without you
Thank you to Professor Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent @TeamCMidO for joining us at #NTC2021. So important for O&G trainees to hear about the Ockenden Report
President of the @RCObsGyn @morris_ep is currently speaking live at the #NTC2021 Great to finally be underway!
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Not long now until #NTC2021 hosted by @NTC_Committee Bristol! Hope to see you at 0900. Such an amazing programme of world class speakers. @RCObsGyn
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All content from #NTC2021 is available for up to six months post event letting you catch up at time and place that suits you. Find out more: fal.cn/3fw70
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Something a little different at this year’s #NTC2021: Dr Michelle Barrows will give a talk on animal O&G. Find out more: fal.cn/3fyZS
Just over week to go until the RCOG #NTC2021 ! We have such a good programme, I’m so proud of our team that have put it together. As it is virtual this year, you can still sign up to join us. All the info on the link. rcog.org.uk/en/departmental-…
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14 videos to watch online, including menopause, HRT, bio-identical hormones, osteoporosis. Clinical experts share their clinical knowledge. Tune in to BMS TV #menopause #menopausematters #menopauseatwork bit.ly/2SAPUe0
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Dear UK Obstetricians and trainee Obstetricians
Please can you spare 10 minutes to complete this survey?
NIHR funded MIDAS study, research on impacted fetal head. Thanks for your support
nottingham.onlinesurveys.ac.…
@nottsobsdocs @UKARCOG @RCOG @NTC_Committee @BICSoc please RT