Welcome to the FSRH
FSRH is a faculty of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists established on the 26th March 1993 as the Faculty of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care. In 2007 the organisation changed its name to the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare as this was more relevant to the current functions of the specialty.
The Faculty grants diplomas, certificates, fellowships and equivalent recognition of specialist knowledge and skills in sexual and reproductive health care.
As a body it promotes conferences and lectures, provides a clinical advisory service and publishes the Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care.
Latest Updates
- New guidance from GMC
- Amendments to CEU Guidance
Minor amendments have been made to the following guidance documents. Changes are detailed in the inside front cover of each document:
Drug Interactions with Hormonal Contraception Emergency Contraception - Faculty News
- SRHAD Quarter 2, 2011/12 Newsletter - Issue 6
- New - Faculty Consultation
- UK Sexual Health Awards
FPA and Brook have teamed up to invite you to make a nomination for the first ever UK Sexual Health Awards. - Faculty Statement on Advance Supply of Emergency Contraception
- Members Questionnaire
The FSRH has compiled a short questionnaire to seek the views of members on its activities and to ascertain what they would like to see included in future plans - http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZKRZHYQ - Workforce Planning Committee - membership vacancies
- Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care - updates
The following are now available on ‘The Journal’ section: Online first, Blog and Podcasts - BMA NEWS – Sexual health under threat
(The following article is published with kind permission from the BMA.)
http://web2.bma.org.uk/nrezine.nsf/wd/BSKN-8P2E3U?OpenDocument&C=3+December+2011 - GMC – Good Medical Practice
On 1 November the GMC launched a major public consultation on the new draft of its guidance Good Medical Practice and it is inviting doctors to get involved and give their views. - Future training posts for the Community Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare Speciality