Designed to be a practical and interactive guide on the management of complex menopause cases in General Practice.
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Pre Congress workshop is aimed at all GPs, specialists and allied health workers seeking a comprehensive update in the field of menopause management.
New course coming soon!
The workshop is aimed at all GPs, specialists and allied health workers who are seeking a comprehensive update in the field of menopause management.
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Gynaecologist Professor Rod Baber and GP Dr Karen Magraith explore the clinical issues and management challenges that arise during perimenopause.
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This presentation will include a review of basic female androgen physiology, when it is appropriate to prescribe testosterone for women as well as how to prescribe testosterone for women. Case studies were presented, as well as questions answered.
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The hot topics will review the evidence on the safety and key clinical characteristics of Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT).
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The workshop is aimed at all GPs, specialists and allied health workers who are seeking a comprehensive update in the field of menopause management.
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The Melbourne workshop is aimed at all GPs, specialists and allied health workers who are seeking a comprehensive update in the field of menopause management.
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This presentation will focus on the practicalities of the menopause consultation in 2018 and on how to approach the prescribing of MHT in an individual woman.
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The most common type of female sexual dysfunction is lowered sexual desire. Contributing factors to female sexual dysfunction are highlighted, with a focus on those relevant to peri- and postmenopausal women.
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Review of the management and referral pathway for GP on urinary incontinence released by the ACSQHC 2018. Plus diagnosis and management of urinary retention and algorithms for overactive bladder and SUI management.
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MHT is an effective treatment that can be offered to most women with menopausal symptoms, following an appropriate assessment and using a shared decision-making process.
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The courses available here are in response to requests from many GPs for up to date evidence-based information and guidance in managing women’s midlife health issues including menopause.
The courses are available free for AMS Members. You may access your account through forgotten password with your email address.
Site registration is free of charge. Course are available on a pay for enrolment basis through PayPal.
For more information see How to Register.
The workshop is
aimed at all GPs, specialists and allied health workers who are seeking
a comprehensive update in the field of menopause management.
RACGP Activity No 495055 – Hours 3 6
ACRRM 3 Hours. ID: 29319
Access to this course is $50 (GST INC) by payment through PayPal.
Note: You do not require a PayPal account as the process accepts major credit cards.
AMS Members are pre-enrolled.
Perimenopause: In this webinar, Gynaecologist Professor Rod Baber and GP Dr Karen Magraith explore the clinical issues and management challenges that arise during perimenopause.
RACGP Activity No 441824 – Total 1.5 hours
ACRRM ID: 29182 for 1.5 hours.
Access to this course is for AMS Members.
AMS Members are pre-enrolled.
Webinar may also be viewed on the AMS website here.
This webinar is targeted at GPs, endocrinologists, gynaecologists, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals. This presentation will include a review of basic female androgen physiology, when it is appropriate to prescribe testosterone for women as well as how to prescribe testosterone for women. Case studies were presented, as well as questions answered.
RACGP Activity No 495051 – Total 1 hour.
ACRRM ID: 29317 for 1 hour.
Access to this course is for AMS Members.
AMS Members are pre-enrolled.
Webinar may also be viewed on the AMS website here.
Menopause: The hot topics will review
the evidence on the safety and key clinical
characteristics of Menopausal Hormone
Therapy (MHT), placing these into context
with up-to-date data, real-life case studies
and an interactive discussion.
RACGP CPD Activity ID: 436521 Hours 2
ACRRM ID: 29254 2 hours CDP
Access to this course is $40 (GST INC) by payment through PayPal.
Note: You do not require a PayPal account as the process accepts major credit cards.
AMS Members are pre-enrolled.
The workshop is aimed at all
GPs, specialists and allied health workers who are seeking a
comprehensive update in the field of menopause management.
RACGP Activity ID: 477242 CPD 3 Hours
ACRRM ID: 29255 CPD 3 Hours
Access to this course is $50 (GST INC) by payment through PayPal.
Note: You do not require a PayPal account as the process accepts major credit cards.
AMS Members are pre-enrolled.
The workshop is aimed at all GPs, specialists and allied health
workers who are seeking a comprehensive update in the field of menopause
management.
RACGP Activity ID: 477276 CPD 6 Hours
ACRRM ID: 29256 CPD 6 Hours
Access to this course is $50 (GST INC) by payment through PayPal.
Note: You do not require a PayPal account as the process accepts major credit cards.
AMS Members are pre-enrolled.
All
major world menopause guidelines are now consistent with advice that MHT is
appropriate treatment to offer to symptomatic healthy women “around the time of
menopause”. This presentation will focus on the practicalities of the menopause
consultation in 2018 and on how to approach the prescribing of MHT in an
individual woman. How to choose, initiate and monitor the different forms of
MHT will be discussed and will include the newer preparations of MHT available
as options in Australia and New Zealand.
RACGP CPD Program 2020-22 Triennium,
Activity CPD: 495006 0.5 Hours
ACRRM: Activity CPD 29257 1 Hour
Access to this course is $10 (GST INC) by payment through PayPal.
Note: You do not require a PayPal account as the process accepts major credit cards.
Many
factors contribute to female sexual function, which changes with age and in the
years surrounding menopause. Female sexual dysfunction is prevalent and
associated with distressing symptoms that can challenge relationships and
hamper quality of life and wellbeing. The most common type of female
sexual dysfunction is lowered sexual desire. Contributing factors to female
sexual dysfunction are highlighted, with a focus on those relevant to peri- and
postmenopausal women. Assessment and management of women with female sexual
dysfunction is discussed, including the role of menopausal hormone therapy,
testosterone and other targeted treatments. New and emerging treatments
are outlined.
RACGP CPD Program,
Activity CPD: 495029 0.5 Hours
ACRRM: Activity CPD 29258 1 Hour
Access to this course is $10 (GST INC) by payment through PayPal.
Note: You do not require a PayPal account as the process accepts major credit cards.
AMS Members are pre-enrolled.
With
the plentiful free press commentary on transvaginal mesh and tapes this session
allows an excellent opportunity to review the management of female urinary
incontinence.
We will review the management and referral pathway for GP on urinary incontinence released by the ACSQHC this year. We will also review diagnosis and management of urinary retention and algorithms for overactive bladder and SUI management.
RACGP CPD Program,
Activity CPD: 495034 0.5 Hours
ACRRM: Activity CPD 29259 1 Hour
Access to this course is $10 (GST INC) by payment through PayPal.
Note: You do not require a PayPal account as the process accepts major credit cards.
AMS Members are pre-enrolled.
Menopausal hormone therapy (MHT)
is an effective treatment that can be offered to most women with
menopausal symptoms, following an appropriate assessment and using a
shared decision-making process.
RACGP CPD: 495044 1 Hour
ACRRM: Activity CPD 29260 1 Hour
Access to this course is $10 (GST INC) by payment through PayPal.
Note: You do not require a PayPal account as the process accepts major credit cards.