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Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica is the official scientific journal of NFOG.
- Journal website
Now: get free online access for NFOG members and other subscribers
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The on-line registry of academic dissertations published in Obstetrics and Gynecology in the Nordic countries is continously updated.
To stimulate submissions, the NFOG Board has decided each year to draw 2 authors to win prizes of DKK 2500 (about € 335).
There will be a special session at the 2008 NFOG congress, where one thesis from each country is presented.
- Thesis registry
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What is happening during the board meetings?
It has been decided to make the minutes available for the members.
Read the minutes of the latest board meeting right here on the website
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Also read:
NFOG: Annual Report 2007
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To facilitate cooperation between obstetricians and gynecologists of the Nordic countries, links to the bulletins of the Nordic societies are provided here:
- Finland (Sykli)
- Norway (Gynekologen)
- Denmark (DSOG bladet)
- Sweden (SFOG medlemsbladet)
- Iceland (Newsletter from
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Do you want to work as an obstetrician in rural Western Ethiopia for minimum 4 weeks?
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It is now possible for NFOG members / subsribers to get online access to all articles of Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica.
For FREE!
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NFOG is introducing a travel grant to promote Nordic cooperative projects in research,diagnosis and management of rare diseases within the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Deadline of applications:
September 30th 2008
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Read the reports from colleagues who has received grants from the NFOG visitor program and the Lillehammer Scholarship
Also: Review the application for 2009
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The International Stillbirth Alliance and the World Health Organization are pleased to announce
the 2008 International Stillbirth Conference. in Oslo, Norway on
November 5 – 7, hosted by
the Norwegian Society of Perinatal Medicine.
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- an ICS-certified course in urodynamic evaluation of female patients
Copenhagen, 6-7 November 2008
Since 2002 our Department has conducted popular courses in urodynamics 1-2 times per year. We are the only group in the Nordic country certified by the International Continence Society (ICS) to hold such courses. We feel there is a need to expand our course to a Nordic audience and have therefore decided to hold a Nordic course. The course will be held in English and is supported by a grant from NFOG.
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