GP & HP Professional Development Activity

In this presentation Dr Sonia Davison and Dr Catherine Lombard review information concerning the diagnosis and management options of perimenopause.

Presenters

Perimenopause – what is it?

Dr Sonia Davison, MBBS FRACP PhD
Endocrinologist, The Jean Hailes Foundation for Women’s Health
NH&MRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Women's Health Program, Monash University

Perimenopause choices for health and wellbeing

Dr Catherine Lombard, PhD, APD
Healthy Lifestyle Program Director
A Helen McPherson Smith Fellow
The Jean Hailes Foundation for Women's Health

Topics include:

• Diagnosis, screening and investigations
• Psychological assessment and management
• Treatment options in PCOS

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Program Outline

Part 1  (25 min)

Perimenopause – what is it?

Part 2  (27 min)

Perimenopause choices for health and wellbeing

Questions (12 min)

Points Available

RACGP: Activity number 753815, accredited with 3 category 2 CPD points

ACRRM: points have been applied for

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Content updated April 11, 2011