2024 EUOGS Conference: Disruptions to the menstrual cycle
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Summary
Explore the complexities of reproductive healthcare at the 2024 EUOGS Conference, focusing specifically on disruptions to the menstrual cycle. Join industry-leading speakers like Professor Colin Duncan and Professor Philippa Saunders, as they provide valuable insights on subjects like ovarian cancer screening, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and the dynamics and disorders of the endometrium. This conference also addresses key societal issues, such as the experiences of South Asian Women in the UK with PCOS and racism in UK Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare Settings. Don't miss the chance to be part of thought-provoking discussions, engage in a student abstract competition, and learn about the potential of new treatment avenues for PCOS and MDU services. Gain a thorough understanding of these complex issues and contribute to the advancement of reproductive health for all.
Learning objectives
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By the end of the session, learners should be able to understand and explain the various factors that lead to disruptions in the menstrual cycle, including underlying medical conditions such as PCOS and endometriosis.
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Learners should be able to identify issues related to ovarian cancer screening and its potential influences on survival rates, and discuss this in the context of patient care and enhancement of medical procedures.
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Learners should gain knowledge about the ethnographic study presented on the experiences of South Asian women with PCOS in the UK and understand how cultural implications and differences could impact patient's health and wellbeing.
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Learners should be able to recognize and discuss the impact of racism in UK Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare Settings, including its consequences on patient care and what actions can be taken to address this issue.
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Learners should be able to comprehend and critique the study on patient engagement and subsequent healthcare outcomes in the use of ‘Florence’ in patients with Gestational Diabetes, enhancing their understanding on effective patient communication and engagement strategies.