Recorded webinars
Supporting younger women’s reproductive years
Description
Does IUD Size Matter?
Dr Anne Connolly, GP with specialist interest in gynaecology/hysteroscopy
Learning objectives:
- Why we need to do better with contraception
- Factors that help intrauterine contraception uptake
- IUD Insertion tips and tricks
- Lessons learnt from hysteroscopy
- Continuation rates and long term IUD patient satisfaction
How to align counselling with younger women's needs?
By Dr Radhika Vohra, NHS and Private GP
Learning objectives:
- The contraceptive needs for younger patients
- The effect of COVID-19 on contraception policy
- What is Kyleena (19.5mg levonorgestrel) and when is it indicated?
- Differences between Mirena (52mg levonorgestrel) and Kyleena (19.5mg levonorgestrel)
- How to tackle common myths regarding IUDs
- Factors affecting contraceptive choices in younger patients
Digitising the approach to talking LARC
Dr Jane Davis, NHS GP
Learning objectives:
- Importance of LARC services
- Digitalising approach to counselling LARC
- How to find digital counselling resources
- How to increase confidence in counselling younger patients digitally
Speakers
Dr Anne Connolly
GPSI gynaecology, CCG Board lead for maternity, children and young people NHS Bradford
Having survived a two year posting to a mission hospital in rural Zimbabwe, Anne returned to general practice in inner-city Bradford in 1990 and is currently working as a GP providing care for asylum seekers, refugees, homeless populations and sex workers.
Dr Radhika Vohra
GP with a special interest in women’s health and education
Dr Vohra qualified in 2000 from the University of Birmingham Medical School (MBChB) and works as an NHS GP in Caterham and private GP at Spire Gatwick Park Hospital. Whilst enjoying all the challenges of general practice, her special interests have been in women’s health and education.
Dr Jane Davis
GP with a special interest in women’s health NHS South West
Dr Jane Davis is a GP with a special interest in women’s health whose current roles include Coil trainer, Clinical Skills Tutor, University of Plymouth & Speciality Dr for Brook Young People, Cornwall. Appearing on TV, as the public face of the PCWHF “Rock my Menopause” campaign. A feminist writer and medical educationalist.
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