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Does IUD Size Matter? How to align counselling with younger women's needs? Digitising the approach to talking LARC.
Part 1 - Does IUD size matter?
Part 1 - Does IUD size matter?
Dr Anne Connolly MBE, 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
Part 2 - How to align counselling with younger women's needs?
Part 2 - How to align counselling with younger women's needs?
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
Part 3 - Digitising the approach to talking LARC
Part 3 - 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
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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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