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Supporting women with contraception choice and counselling with real world evidence.
Part 1 - a case study in fitting counselling & managing patients pain expectations.
Part 1 - a case study in fitting counselling & managing patients pain expectations
Dr Cindy Farmer - Associate Specialist in an integrated sexual health service & General Training Programme Director for FRSH training.
Learning objectives:
- Discuss benefits of IUC over oral methods
- Describe strategies to manage pain and anxiety during IUC insertion
- Discuss differences between different IUCDs
IUC = intra-uterine contraception IUCD = intra-uterine contraceptive device, aka “coils” IUD = intra-uterine device
Part 2 - a case study in fitting counselling & managing patients pain expectations
Part 2 - a case study in fitting counselling & managing patients pain expectations
Mrs Sally Roberts - General Practice Specialist nurse - providing contraception, LARC fitting, sexual health and Menopause services FSRH diploma, letters of competence for both Implants and IUT trainer.
Learning objectives:
- Discuss benefits of different IUC options
- Tips to help manage the worry about pain and anxiety during IUC insertion
- Demonstrate the differences between different IUCs
Part 3 - Supporting women with choice & counselling with the KYSS – Kyleena (levonorgestrel 19.5mg) Satisfaction Study.
Part 3 - Supporting women with choice & counselling with the KYSS – Kyleena (levonorgestrel 19.5mg) Satisfaction Study
Dr Radhika Vohra GP special interests in Women’s Health, Faculty Registered Trainer for the FSRH & Medical Trustee to The Menopause Charity.
Learning objectives:
- Understanding the importance and relevance of real-world evidence (RWE)
- The role of RWE in shaping how HCPs counsel for Intrauterine Systems (IUS) and Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC)
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Reporting adverse events and quality complaints
Adverse events should be reported. Reporting forms and information can be found at www.mhra.gov.uk/yellowcard. Adverse events should also be reported to Bayer plc.
If you want to report an adverse event or quality complaint, reports can be directed to: Tel: 01182063500 or email: pvuk@bayer.com
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