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Date: 13 September 2023

Organiser: British Menopause Society

Live interactive webinar panel session, 6-8pm

For healthcare professionals. Menopause café. Live interactive webinar panel session Wednesday 13 September 6-8pm

Dates: Wednesday 13 September 2023

Location: Live interactive webinar panel session, 6-8pm

Organiser: BMS

Duration: 2 hours plus time to review pre reading material

CPD: 3 credits

Overview:Breast cancer, menopause and HRT – confidence in advice and prescribing

  • Explaining breast cancer risks when discussing HRT can sometimes be confusing, particularly when other risks apply. This session will improve confidence in discussing breast cancer risks with women, including those with a personal or family history and those with BRCA. It will also cover non-hormonal options (what really works) in women who are advised not to, or choose not to, use HRT.

When to start HRT for perimenopause

  • The concept of perimenopause has taken centre stage over the last 2 years, with much confusion and controversy over when it starts and how to manage it. We will discuss some of the hormone changes that take place in perimenopause, how to distinguish between perimenopause and other causes of symptoms, and how and when to manage symptoms.

Managing urogenital symptoms in menopause

  • The majority of women will experience urogenital symptoms and there is often reluctance to discuss these, even with healthcare professionals. Symptoms are underdiagnosed and often undertreated. This session will cover the vulvovaginal and urinary symptoms that can present during the menopause transition, also looking at other causes to consider, to increase confidence in examinations and diagnosis. Treatment options, including the dosing and safety of each will be discussed along with top tips to optimise long term vaginal health.

The menopause café carries 3 CPD credits.

Course format:Delegates will be sign posted to supporting material for the webinar upon registering. During the zoom live interactive panel session on Wednesday 13 September delegates will have  plenty of opportunity to ask questions
Who should attend:General Practitioners, Gynaecologists, O&G/GP Trainees, Pharmacists,  Practice Nurses, Specialist Nurses, SAS (Specialty and Associate Specialist) and SRH Specialists.
Fees:£50 for members, £75 for non members

We are unable to issue refunds for this event.

Booking:REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED
Enquiries:admin@bms-whc.org.uk