Joint RCOG/BMFMS event
Overview
This popular event offers a comprehensive exploration of fetal medicine and high-risk obstetrics.
Global specialists provide a refresher on essential core knowledge including maternal morbidity complicating the fetal environment, preterm birth, the management of fetal structural and genetic anomalies, and the theoretical framework underpinning fetal therapy. This is complemented by rich discussion with the speakers, offering an interactive platform for delegates to share their questions. You will also be able to interact with the policy developers of the Saving Lives Care bundles and the developers of national guidelines.
Taking place over three days, this course provides the knowledge required to fulfil one of the course requirements for subspecialist training in maternal and fetal medicine. It provides an advanced theoretical platform for Special Interest training Modules (SITMs) in Fetal Care, Prenatal Diagnosis and Preterm Birth. It also aligns with the criteria outlined for the Advance Training Skills Modules (ATSMs) in Fetal Medicine or High-Risk Pregnancy from the previous RCOG curriculum.
Designed for obstetricians pursuing a career in high-risk obstetrics, this event provides a strong theoretical foundation to enhance clinical practice and professional development.
Key reasons to attend
- Learn directly from leading experts in fetal medicine and high-risk obstetrics
- Acquire core knowledge necessary for advancing in this specialised field
- Explore a wide spectrum of essential topics through a structured approach
- Lectures will be available on demand for six months post-event
Make use of our early bird rates and book by 16 March 2026 to make savings on your registration.