As medical professionals striving through the current healthcare crisis, we devote significant amounts of money, effort, and precious time outside work to enrich our expertise and pass the pivotal MRCOG exams. However, the lack of transparency and feedback from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) after the exam has become a barrier to our professional growth.

Unfortunately, after our hard-fought efforts, failing the MRCOG part 3 exam equates to being left in the dark, unable to identify our weaknesses and effectively rectify them. This not only leads to frustration and burnout but also restricts our path towards efficient training and improved patient care.

In an era where transparency in education and examination is being recognised as quintessential, such practice seems outdated and limits our potential as healthcare providers. Feedback, when given constructively, stimulates a dynamic learning process and aids in furthering our skills. It helps us to focus on the areas that need improvement, thereby fostering a better understanding and performance in the future examinations.

It is time the RCOG recognises this and reforms its examination policies accordingly. Let's call on the RCOG to start providing constructive feedback to MRCOG Part 3 exam candidates. This is a simple, yet powerful tool to stimulate a fruitful learning environment, make the examination process transparent, and most importantly, support the growth of medical practitioners dedicated to the betterment of public health.

Sign this petition to urge the RCOG to provide feedback for MRCOG Part 3 exam failures. Our professional growth and the health of our future patients depend on it.