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Opening times
Daytime event.Topics
- Sexual Problems
- Public Health
- Gynaecology
- Contraception
Programme
| 08.30-08.45 | Access event on Microsoft Teams | |
| 08.45-09.00 | Welcome and Introduction to the day | Dr Sinead Cook Dr Janet Barter Gary Waltham |
| 09.00-09.35 | Talk 1: “Update from the FRSH Clinical Effectiveness Unit” | Dr Katie Boog |
| 09.35-10.10 | Talk 2: “Vaginismus: an increasing problem?” | Dr Dianna Reed |
| 10.10-10.25 | BREAK | |
| 10.25-11.10 | Breakout rooms/workshops Discussion topics: Current challenges in contraception service delivery and training. |
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| 11.10-11.45 | Talk 3: “Just try to relax? - how to make vaginal exams and IUC insertions more comfortable” | Dr Heike Gleser |
| 11.45-12.20 | Talk 4: “Ethnic health inequalities in Sexual Health” | Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan |
| 12.20-12.30 | Evaluation and close | Dr Sinead Cook |
Speakers and chair
| Dr Sinead Cook Chair of FSRH Scotland and a consultant in Sexual & Reproductive Health (NHS Grampian). |
| Dr Janet Barter President of the FSRH and a consultant in Sexual & Reproductive Health (Barts Health NHS Trust). |
| Gary Waltham Chief Executive Officer of the FSRH. |
| Dr Katie Boog Co-director of the FSRH Clinical Effectiveness Unit, leading on guidance dissemination and CEU guidance-related education and audit products and is a consultant in Sexual & Reproductive Health (NHS Fife). |
| Dr Dianna Reed Consultant in Sexual & Reproductive Health (NHS Grampian) and is the lead for psychosexual medicine in her service. |
| Dr Heike Gleser Consultant in Sexual & Reproductive Health (NHS Tayside) and the Menopause Lead for her service. She recently attended a medical hypnosis foundation training course (British Society of Clinical and Academic Hypnosis) and is working on how to integrate this learning into clinical practice. |
| Dr Rageshri Dhairyawa Consultant in Sexual Health and HIV Medicine, Barts Health NHS Trust and Honorary Senior Lecturer at Queen Mary University London. Her clinical work, research and advocacy focus on health equity particularly at the intersections of gender and ethnicity. |
Who should attend?
This online event is aimed at anyone working in Scotland with an interest in sexual and reproductive health.
3 CPD points awarded and attendance certificate, recorded on Turas Learn for NHS Scotland participants, who have provided details of a registered account.
How to book
The registration fee for the half day online event is £15.
Please make payment of £15 registration fees to:
| NHS Grampian Sort Code: 60-70-80 Account No: 10019340 Payment Reference Number: SFSRH-N35074-4037 |
Registration closes on 26 September 2022.