Recorded webinars
Bayer IUS supporting women's reproductive lifecycle and beyond
Description
This recorded webinar is part of the “Women’s Health Matters” Medical Educational programme which aims to inspire, update and support healthcare professionals with an interest in women’s health.
The webinar will cover:
- Part 1 – The Development and Evolution of Intrauterine Systems with Naomi Hampton, FRCOG FFSRH
- Part 2 – The IUS and Contraception with Naomi Hampton, FRCOG FFSRH
- Part 3 – Mirena® (Levonorgestrel 52mg intrauterine delivery system) IUS to provide endometrial protection with oestrogen therapy with Dr Diana Mansour
- Part 4 – Heavy menstrual bleeding (HMB): Exploring the options with Dr Aamena Salar
Speakers
Dr Naomi Hampton
Consulatant in Sexual and Reproductive Health Care
London, United Kingdom
Naomi Hampton has worked in women’s health since 1987. An MRCOG elective year with Professor John Newton sparked an interest in Reproductive Health which grew as a Research Fellow at the Margaret Pyke Centre working on studies using Mirena to provide the progestogen element of hormone replacement therapy. In 1993 she was appointed as the fourth Consultant in Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare in the UK.
Dr Aamena Salar
Medical Director Modality Community Services LLP
GP Partner Modality Partnerships
DRCOG, DFSRH, PG Dip Community Gynaecology, PG Cert Diagnostic Hysteroscopy
Dr Salar developed an interest in Women’s Health as a GP registrar in Birmingham. She went on to complete the FSRH and DRCOG during her training and subsequently went on to complete Community Gynaecology Diploma and Diagnostic Hysteroscopy Diploma from Bradford University.
Dr Diana Mansour
Consultant in Community Gynaecology and Reproductive Health Care, FSRH Senior Vice President. Newcastle Hospitals, United Kingdom.
Dr Diana Mansour is a Consultant in Community Gynaecology and Reproductive Health Care and has been an Associate Clinical Lecturer at the University of Newcastle since 1997. In addition, Dr Mansour is the Senior Vice President for the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare.
