Acute gynaecology and early pregnancy

This course focuses on the treatment of women presenting with acute abdomen and takes in to account the consideration that sometimes women presenting with an acute abdomen may not have a straightforward and obvious diagnosis.

Purchase all of the content from the Acute gynaecology and early pregnancy courses in one place.

Purchase this collection of three online Special Interest Training courses focusing on gynaecology and gynaecological oncology.

This course looks at ways to recognise the signs and symptoms associated with major haemorrhage, understand the various investigations required and formulate a management algorithm to help manage haemorrhage in a stepwise manner.

This course provides an overview of PID, looking at how to effectively manage and investigate this disease. It also covers how to counsel women and their partners about PID.

This course outlines the natural history of adnexal masses in pregnancy, looking at functional cysts, germ cell tumours and low-malignant-potential cysts and how to manage them by adopting a multidisciplinary approach.

This course focuses on assessing women with PUL and managing various outcomes/definitive diagnoses (including ectopic pregnancy).

This course looks at the causes of recurrent miscarriage, interpreting results and producing individualised management plans for couples with recurrent miscarriage including the role of support and counselling.

This course covers the pathophysiological changes caused by sepsis, how to identify signs and symptoms of the sepsis spectrum and start appropriate management in line with international guidelines.

This course offers guidance on how to plan a new service development, write an evidence-based clinical guideline, understand the principles of leadership and management, organise training and education, and implement outcome measures.