Jean Hailes gynaecologist Dr Neelam Bhardwaj covers the key aspects of endometriosis including diagnosis, pathogenesis and impacts on mental health.
This Jean Hailes webinar is not a RACGP accredited activity. However, you can still complete the evaluation and receive a certificate for your own professional education records. Depending on your profession you may need to keep a record of some/all of the following: event date, provider, your learning needs in the area, the type of activity, content/details, learning outcomes, reflection on the activity, CPD hours.
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Health professional
Jean Hailes for Women's Health
- Health professional tool: Endometriosis
- More webinars on endometriosis.
Patient information
Jean Hailes for Women's Health
- Endometriosis webpages, plus, numerous patient resources on endometriosis, including a booklet for women newly diagnosed with endometriosis, a period pain and symptom diary to help record symptoms, and more.
- EndoWise: Eight women share their personal experiences with endometriosis, from symptoms to diagnosis and how they manage the condition. EndoWise aims to build awareness of this condition, to call 'time' on silent suffering, expand our knowledge and awareness of endo, and learn and take control by listening.
Endometriosis Australia
Endometriosis Australia is a nationally accredited charity that endeavours to increase recognition of endometriosis, provide endometriosis education programs, and provide funding for endometriosis research.
Endo Active
EndoActive helps women and girls with Endometriosis by empowering them with knowledge and information.
Evaluation
To receive a certificate of completion complete the evaluation survey below. *This webinar is not eligible for RACGP QI&CPD points.