Essential Updates in O & G

Presented by 9 Specialist speakers from the Obstetrics & Gynaecology Consulting Group

Flu and Flu vaccine including whooping cough vaccine
Dr Robin Thurman, Maternal Fetal Medicine Obstetrician
Postnatal management and follow up of GDM, pre-eclampsia
Dr Perri Dyson, Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
An update on the diagnosis of PCOS
Dr Stephen Lee, Gynaecologist
Pre-eclampsia prevention and screening
Dr Natalia Khomko, Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
First Trimester screenings
Dr Leah Xu, Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
Side sleeping, stillbirth awareness
Dr Jean Wong, Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
Counselling and support to our patients
Aminee Dickenson, Counsellor
Abnormal uterine bleeding
Dr Harvinder Kaur, Gynaecologist,
Mastitis, nipple thrush and a little about domperidone for low supply
Dr Amber Hart, GP Lactation & Infant Sleep/Settling Consultant

Your questions maybe emailed to specialists directly - please allow turnaround of 5 working days

Learning outcomes 

• Implement latest guidelines and recommendations for routine antenatal care.
• Provide women with written information about still birth and its prevention
• Assess, investigate and manage abnormal uterine bleeding

*Self directed online video followed by a learning quiz and program evaluation. Confirmation of registration via email will include:

• Link to all 9 learning videos.
• Link to Survey Monkey to Learning Quiz.

Presenters

IBD and Pregnancy

A short 10 minute update covering IBD and pregnancy presented by Dr Dr Khairul Mohamed-Noor (Obstetrician and Gynaecologist).

Dr Khai Mohamed-Noor is one of the founding members of the highly regarded Women’s Obstetrics & Gynaecology Specialists (www.womensogs.com.au) – affectionately known as WOGS. 

This short educational presentation was designed to provide GP's with a quick update which can be used during Practice lunchtimes and meetings.

Presenters

MODERN MATERNITY: New procedures and trends, patient choices around different modes of delivery.

PRESENTED BY: Dr Philippa Costley, MBBS, FRANZCOG. Obstetrician/Gynaecologist 

Learning Outcomes: 

• Provide balanced information to assist a couple in choosing the preferred mode of delivery for their baby.
• Discuss the safety and efficacy of new obstetric practices with pregnant women or those considering pregnancy.
• Identify the priorities and preferences of modern maternity patients and assist them in their choices.

*Self directed online video followed by a learning quiz. Confirmation of registration via email will include:

• Link to video learning module.
• Link to Survey monkey to Quiz.

Presenters

The small-for-gestational-age (SGA) fetus - when to worry and why?

Summary: Identifying the small baby is a key component of antenatal care, although the best means by which these babies can be identified are not always clear, and the management of pregnancies in which the fetus is found to be small can be confusing. This presentation provides an evidence-based update on contemporary approaches to the diagnosis and management of pregnancies with small-for-gestational-age fetal, with a particular focus on identifying those likely to be small on account of fetal growth restriction, and thus at highest risk.

Learning Outcomes: 

• Outline the epidemiology, risk factors and identification of the small for gestational age fetus.
• Describe the relationship between small for gestational age and fetal growth restriction.
• Identify and manage the small fetus with specialist colleagues.

*Self directed online video followed by a learning quiz. Confirmation of registration via email will include:

• Link to video learning module.
• Link to Survey monkey to Quiz.

Presenters