Two weeks. Ten hospitals — nine rural, one urban. Real change is happening.

Over the past two weeks, the RSOG management team visited 10 hospitals where our faculty is working to strengthen clinical capacity. The visits went beyond oversight — they were an opportunity to listen, learn, and stay closely connected to the realities of care delivery on the ground.

Through the 4x4 Reform, OBGYN training continues to expand beyond urban centers, alongside pediatrics, surgery, and anesthesia — strengthening both service delivery and clinical learning where it is needed most.

Residents are learning in real time. Faculty are embedded in hospitals, providing hands-on mentorship and strengthening clinical teams. Hospitals are becoming stronger, more structured, and more resilient.

The impact is evident: improved care, stronger teams, and declining maternal mortality. Two years on — meaningful change is taking shape where it matters most.

A big thank you to everyone who joined our recent RSOG CME session!

From valuable clinical updates on pelvic inflammatory disease by Dr. David Tuyisenge to an inspiring conversation on menstrual health and menstrual cups by Belyse Mukayiranga, the session was both informative and impactful.

We're proud to keep building a community committed to improving women's health.

We are excited to be hosting the Advanced Research & Publication Refresher Training.

Over the next few days, participants will build capacity in data analysis, interpretation, and scientific writing — equipping them with the tools needed to produce high-quality research and contribute meaningfully to the field of women's health.