Episode 4: Supporting our doctors - an RCOG podcast : Race equity in the workforce

Episode 4: Supporting our doctors - an RCOG podcast : Race equity in the workforce

Author: Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists March 27, 2026 Duration: 24:05
he RCOG is committed to working towards racial equity in the UK, through listening to our membership, raising awareness and sharing examples of good practice that can overcome differential attainment and workplace discrimination. In this episode, Laura Hipple and Farah Siddiqui celebrate the launch of the RCOG’s Race equity in the workforce resource. Farah summarises the College’s work in this area over the last three years that led to the development of an eLearning package, including gaining member insights from across the UK. This free resource, hosted on RCOG Learning, is designed to empower every member of staff, at every level, to be a part of meaningful change, not just in conversation, but also through action. Farah explains what is included in the six modules and highlights how everyone can play their part in cultivating psychologically safe environments that benefit both staff and patients.

Produced by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, RCOG is a resource for anyone seeking clear, reliable information on women's health. This science-focused podcast translates complex medical research and clinical guidance into accessible conversations, moving beyond headlines to explore the evidence behind common questions and concerns. Each episode features discussions with specialists, researchers, and other experts, delving into topics across obstetrics, gynaecology, and reproductive health. The aim is to provide the public with a deeper understanding, whether addressing pregnancy, menopause, menstrual health, or new treatment developments. You'll hear thoughtful explorations that clarify misconceptions and present balanced perspectives grounded in the latest medical science. By offering this direct access to expert knowledge, the RCOG podcast empowers informed decisions and fosters a more nuanced public conversation about health. Tune in for a trustworthy source that prioritizes accuracy and clarity, reflecting the College's commitment to improving care and understanding for everyone.
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