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  • Medical Education
  • Gynecologic Specialties
  • Healthcare Accreditation

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  • The European Board & College of Obstetrics & Gynaecology (EBCOG) initiated hospital recognition for general Ob/Gyn training in 1996.
  • Subspecialty Ob/Gyn training recognition began in 2005, in collaboration with European scientific organizations.
  • This system aims to standardize and improve the quality of Ob/Gyn education across Europe.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To outline the history and methodology of EBCOG's hospital recognition system for Ob/Gyn training.
  • To report on the extent of audits conducted for general and subspecialty programs.
  • To highlight the ongoing development and future aspirations for accreditation in European Ob/Gyn training.

Main Methods:

  • EBCOG conducts one-day visits for general and subspecialty Ob/Gyn training programs.
  • General program visits involve two EBCOG representatives and one ENTOG trainee.
  • Subspecialty visits include two specialists and one EBCOG representative.

Main Results:

  • Eighty-five audits/visits have been completed for general Ob/Gyn training programs.
  • Subspecialty training recognition has commenced, with Gynaecological Oncology being a focus.
  • Accreditation is awarded by the EBCOG Executive Board based on visit reports.

Conclusions:

  • EBCOG's auditing and accreditation system enhances the quality of Ob/Gyn training.
  • The program has successfully conducted numerous audits for general training.
  • EBCOG advocates for the widespread adoption of this accreditation system throughout Europe.