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Dates

26-27 FEBRUARY 2025
OLYMPIA LONDON		  

Dates

26-27 FEBRUARY 2025
OLYMPIA LONDON		  

 

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Conference Programme 2022

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  1. New developments in fertility treatment and access
    WHPC
    Emma Menzies
    Emma Menzies - Endometriosis UK
  2. The Menopause: removing the taboo and stigma to enable individuals to get the support they need
    WHPC
    Matthew Cripps
    Matthew Cripps, Director of Behaviour Change - NHS England
    Nicola Green
    Nicola Green, Workplace Menopause Consultant - Nicola Green Consultancy
  3. Creating and funding patient centred women's health services: a guide for ICSs
    WHPC
    Stephanie Cook
    Stephanie Cook, GPwSI Women's Health - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
  4. HRT – one size doesn’t fit all
    WHPC
    With life expectancy for women on the rise, most women will experience menopausal transition and spe ...
    Vikram Talaulikar
    Vikram Talaulikar, Hon. Associate Professor in Women’s Health - University College London
  5. Endometriosis: raising standards for the diagnosis and treatment of women
    WHPC
    Emma Cox
    Emma Cox, Chief Executive Officer - Endometriosis UK
  6. Combined and progestogen-only pills: optimum regimens lack contraceptive-free intervals
    WHPC
    Fresh angles on providing optimal contraceptive care in Primary Care including:• Taking a sexual his ...
    John Guillebaud
    John Guillebaud, Professor (now emeritus) in Family Planning and Reproductive Health - UCL
  7. Promoting health outcomes for women with PCOS
    WHPC
    I will be providing suggested responses to the key clinical presentations of PCOS that we see in gen ...
    Judith Ibison
    Judith Ibison, Professor of Practice in Primary Care - St George's University of London
  8. The LARCs: maximising the pros and minimising the cons of IUDs, IUSs, injectables and implants
    WHPC
    Fresh angles on providing optimal contraceptive care in Primary Care including:• Taking a sexual his ...
    John Guillebaud
    John Guillebaud, Professor (now emeritus) in Family Planning and Reproductive Health - UCL
  9. Significant disease and medication interactions with contraceptives
    WHPC
    Fresh angles on providing optimal contraceptive care in Primary Care including:• Taking a sexual his ...
    John Guillebaud
    John Guillebaud, Professor (now emeritus) in Family Planning and Reproductive Health - UCL

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