 
Taking a sexual history, STIs and contraception
GP & HP Professional Development Activity
In this presentation Dr Kathy McNamee reviews the approach to taking a sexual history when appropriate and what STI tests may be approprite to order. Associate Professor Beverley Vollenhoven discusses contraception through the midlife years of 35-45 reviewing the available contraception options.
Presenters
Dr Kathy McNamee
Senior Medical Officer, Family Planning Victoria
Associate Professor Beverley Vollenhoven
Head of Gynaecology, Southern Health
Topics include:
- Strategies to obtain a full sexual history
- Appropriate screening for STIs
- What are the contraceptive options in midlife
- Are contraceptive options in midlife different
- The risks and benefits of these options
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Program Outline
Part 1
Sexual History and STIs in Midlife (31 min)
Part 2
Contraception in Midlife (20 min)
Case Studies and Questions (9 min)
Points Available
RACGP: Allocated 2 points (Category 2 - Women's Health) in the RACGP QA&CPD Program for the 2008-2010 triennium
ACRRM: TBA
RANZCOG: TBA
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Content updated April 27, 2009
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