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Gynaecology guidelines and clinical updates for GP locums
This webinar from Dr. Eloise Elphinstone provides an update on managing unscheduled bleeding in postmenopausal women on hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
This webinar from Dr. Eloise Elphinstone provides an update on menopause and hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
Dr Eloise Elphinstone will deliver NASGP’s webinar on Thursday 4 July at 1pm.
Join Dr Eloise Elphinstone, a GP with a special interest in women's health, as she provides an insightful update on ovarian cancer.
Dr Louise Hudman summarises some changes to advice for supporting women experiencing recurrent miscarriage.
NASGP has now been running free lunchtime clinical talks for sessional GPs for over a year, many of which now available as videos.
GPs may struggle without the prescription processes to support it.
Prof Winston will present an infertility update for GPs.
GPs can attend a clinical update on endometriosis next month as part of NASGP’s free ‘first Thursdays’ events series.
This NASGP talk took place on Thursday 1 December at 1pm thanks to Target Ovarian Cancer.
Dr Eloise Elphinstone will present an update on the diagnosis and management of ovarian cancer in NASGP's last clinical event of the year.
Dr Tina Peers, GP and founder of The Menopause Consultancy, talks to NASGP members and runs a Q&A on menopause in general practice.
Dr Tina Peers joins us from The Menopause Consultancy in a talk to 40 NASGP members, followed by a Q&A. View Tina's slides, or view on YouTube.
GPs can learn about best practice and new research about the menopause during a lunchtime event on 5 May.
A 2019 update brings 2012 Nice guidance on miscarriage up to date for GPs.
New guideline from RCOG, published in June 2020, on managing Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (GTD). There is a useful section on when to suspect GTD.
A guidelines published last month explains why anyone with a new diagnosis of endometrial cancer should be tested for Lynch syndrome.
This is a 'New Product Review' from the FSRH on the intrauterine ball (IUB). It is otherwise known by the not so catchy title of SCu300B MIDI.
Kyleena is an IUS. It contains levonorgestrel, like Mirena does.
This was an updated guideline from the FSRH on contraception in the over 40s.
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