Womens Health Update

This comprehensive eLearning course is designed to provide healthcare professionals with the latest updates and best practices in women's health. The course covers a wide range of topics pertinent to the health and well-being of women across the lifespan, emphasising the importance of evidence-based care and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Created by

Jeshni Amblum-Almer

Last updated

Sun, 21-Jul-2024

Course description

Course Aims

  • To update healthcare professionals on current trends, guidelines, and treatments in women's health.
  • To enhance clinical skills and knowledge in managing common and complex women's health issues.
  • To promote interdisciplinary collaboration in the delivery of women's health care.
  • To encourage the application of evidence-based practices in women's health

Course Schedule

Module 1: Gynaecology -  Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (AUB)

Aim: To provide healthcare professionals with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to diagnose, evaluate, and manage abnormal uterine bleeding in women of various age groups.

Objectives:

  • Explain the definition, classification, and prevalence of abnormal uterine bleeding.
  • Detail the diagnostic methods including history taking, physical examination, laboratory tests, and imaging studies.
  •  Discuss medical and surgical treatment options, including their indications, effectiveness, and potential complications.
  • Case Studies: Review case studies to illustrate typical presentations and management of AUB.
  •  Highlight the importance of patient education and shared decision-making in the management of AUB.

Module 2 :Contraception

Aim: To update healthcare professionals on the latest contraceptive options and their appropriate use, ensuring informed decision-making and optimal patient outcomes.

Objectives:

  • Review the range of contraceptive methods available, including their mechanisms of action, efficacy, benefits, and risks.
  • Discuss factors influencing contraceptive choice, such as age, medical history, lifestyle, and reproductive goals.
  •  Highlight recent advancements in contraceptive technology and emerging trends in family planning

Module 3 : Menopause

Aim: To equip healthcare providers with the latest knowledge and strategies for managing menopausal symptoms and improving the quality of life for menopausal women.

Objectives:

  • Describe the hormonal changes and physiological processes associated with menopause.
  • Identify common menopausal symptoms and effective treatments, including hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and non-hormonal options.
  • Discuss the impact of menopause on long-term health, including bone health, cardiovascular risk, and mental health.
  •  Provide updates on the latest clinical guidelines and research related to menopause management.

What will i learn?

  • Identify and apply the latest guidelines and recommendations for women's health screenings and preventive care.
  • Manage common gynecological conditions using evidence-based approaches.
  • Address reproductive health issues, including contraception and fertility management.
  • Discuss menopause management and associated health concerns
  • Use a multidisciplinary approach to enhance women's health care.

Requirements

  • Advanced Practitioners: Including nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and clinical pharmacists who are involved in primary care and minor illness management.
  • Registered healthcare professional. Not recommended for general public

Frequently asked question

his course is designed for: Advanced Practitioners: Including nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and clinical pharmacists who are involved in primary care and minor illness management. General Practitioners (GPs): Doctors working in primary care settings who manage a broad range of minor ailments. Nurse Practitioners: Nurses in advanced roles who assess, diagnose, and manage patients with minor illnesses. Allied Healthcare Professionals: Including community pharmacists and other healthcare providers involved in the diagnosis and management of minor conditions. Medical Students and Trainees: Those in the later stages of their training who are preparing to take on roles in primary care and need to build a solid foundation in managing minor ailments.

Jeshni Amblum-Almer

CEO and founder of Belmatt healthcare Training providing accredited postgraduate training to healthcare professionals globally. Creation of bespoke training programmes in the UK, Dubai, Faulklands Islands and South Africa. Extensive experience in the clinical and academic sectors, with a broad range of skills. With a solid grounding in trauma care from my early nursing career in South Africa, I have adapted to diverse and dynamic healthcare environments. Today, I am immediate past President of the General Practice and Primary Care Section at The Royal Society of Medicine, and I leverage my versatile experience to drive innovative healthcare strategies and foster interdisciplinary collaboration.I currently provide consultancy services transforming traditional operations in general practice and community healthcare, focusing on implementing innovative approaches to service delivery. My recent work was crucial in creating a robust healthcare infrastructure for an extensive patient demographic in an area with challenges recruiting a robust workforce.My teaching roles at St. George's University and at City University complemented my clinical experience, allowing me to nurture future healthcare professionals. As a mentor, I had the opportunity to share my expertise in urgent care and general practice, impacting the next generation of healthcare providers and supporting clinicians to publish evidence-based practice.Throughout my career, I have seized opportunities to expand my expertise beyond traditional healthcare environments. Volunteering in medically underserved areas, such as Tanzania, the Dominican Republic, and Haiti's borders, has emphasized the significance of education, nutrition, and prudent medication usage. I leverage these experiences to inform my practice and ensure effective communication within an increasingly multicultural medical landscape.As a member of various advisory boards, I've utilised my expansive network to coordinate educational programs at the Royal Society of Medicine. In my current role as President, I am thrilled to support practitioners in primary care and encourage strategic planning and interdisciplinary cooperation. With a career marked by ongoing learning and adaptability, I am excited about future opportunities to drive change and improvement in the healthcare sector.

Dr Hayley Jenkins

Dr. Hayley Jenkins is a seasoned medical professional with a profound history in Family Planning and Women's Health. Her journey in this specialised field began during her GP registrar year, where she had the privilege of training under a doctor who specialised in family planning and women's health. During this period, Dr. Jenkins attained her DFSRH (Diploma of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare) and LOC (Letter of Competence) for coils and implants, laying the foundation for her expertise. As a partner in a larger training practice, Dr. Jenkins took the initiative to develop a weekly Family Planning clinic and became a Family Planning trainer, sharing her knowledge with fellow practitioners. Her commitment to advancing skills and knowledge in this domain is reflected in her collaboration with the local sexual health clinic, where she held roles as a Family Planning trainer.Dr. Jenkins, known in Milton Keynes as an expert in her field, went beyond the routine by securing a bid with her practice to establish a community gynae clinic. This venture saw her working alongside a local consultant, elevating her skills and pushing the boundaries of her expertise. Throughout her career, Dr. Jenkins has been driven by three key components: General Practice, Women's Health, and Teaching/Training. These aspects have shaped her career into a dynamic blend of patient care, specialisation, and knowledge dissemination. Her reputation as an expert led to invitations to lecture and teach local GPs and nurses, solidifying her role as a key figure in advancing women's health in her community. Currently, as a salaried GP focusing on menopause and women's health one day a week, Dr. Jenkins also serves as the contraception lead for Milton Keynes and Bedford Sexual Health services. These roles, which she cherishes, highlight her ongoing commitment to providing comprehensive and specialised care in Family Planning and Women's Health. Dr. Jenkins looks forward to continuing her diverse roles, contributing to the well-being of her patients for years to come.      

£75

+VAT

Course code

ML24001

Cpd hours

3

Skill level

Intermediate

Expiry period

3 Months

Certificate

Yes
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