Friday Workshops
WORKSHOP A:
LARC tRAIN-THE-TRAINER
8.30AM - 5.00PM
REGISTRATIONS NOW CLOSED FOR THIS WORKSHOP
There is a strong demand for LARC training across Aotearoa. To help meet this need, the New Zealand College of Sexual and Reproductive Health are providing LARC 'Train the trainer' courses for health practitioners who are already competent in LARC procedures, as per the Long-Acting Reversible Contraception: Health Practitioner Training Principles and Standards, and who want to train others.
This is a full day course focused on the skills needed to provide LARC training to other health practitioners in a clinical setting.
We welcome all health practitioners including nurses, nurse practitioners, doctors and midwives from across the motu to attend. Health practitioners can choose to become a LARC trainer in one type of LARC procedure, or more than one (IUC, Jadelle insertion, Jadelle removal). Full details of the course are available on the NZCSRH website https://nzcsrh.org.nz/Train-the-Trainer-course/10934/
NZCSRH is contracted by Health New Zealand to provide long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARC) training support. LARCs are the most modern and effective reversible forms of contraception. The aim of this initiative is to increase workforce capability in primary care and improve access to LARCs.
This is a full day course focused on the skills needed to provide LARC training to other health practitioners in a clinical setting.
We welcome all health practitioners including nurses, nurse practitioners, doctors and midwives from across the motu to attend. Health practitioners can choose to become a LARC trainer in one type of LARC procedure, or more than one (IUC, Jadelle insertion, Jadelle removal). Full details of the course are available on the NZCSRH website https://nzcsrh.org.nz/Train-the-Trainer-course/10934/
NZCSRH is contracted by Health New Zealand to provide long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARC) training support. LARCs are the most modern and effective reversible forms of contraception. The aim of this initiative is to increase workforce capability in primary care and improve access to LARCs.
WORKSHOP B:
MENOPAUSE ESSENTIALS
8.30AM - 12.30PM
Facilitators - Megan Ogilvie and Susannah O'Sullivan
Theme: "Menopause and wellbeing in midlife"
Purpose: Increase skills and knowledge on how to provide specialised menopause care and enhance clinicians understanding of wellbeing in midlife. It is much more than just MHT. Megan and Sasha discuss how the negative discourse around menopause/midlife is shaping our patients' experiences and what we can do as clinicians to highlight and draw on the myriad on wonderful events that are occurring at this important reproductive and life stage. Using key evidence-based information and international standard practices as well as practical prescribing tips and strategies from our extensive clinical experience in menopause care as a team.
Theme: "Menopause and wellbeing in midlife"
Purpose: Increase skills and knowledge on how to provide specialised menopause care and enhance clinicians understanding of wellbeing in midlife. It is much more than just MHT. Megan and Sasha discuss how the negative discourse around menopause/midlife is shaping our patients' experiences and what we can do as clinicians to highlight and draw on the myriad on wonderful events that are occurring at this important reproductive and life stage. Using key evidence-based information and international standard practices as well as practical prescribing tips and strategies from our extensive clinical experience in menopause care as a team.
WORKSHOP c:
LATER ABORTION CARE
1.00PM - 5.00PM
Limited numbers apply.
This workshop is ideally suited to nurses, midwives and doctors providing, or interested in providing, medical abortion care > 14 weeks gestation. The session will include exploring values clarification, practical aspects to care, legal considerations, and training and mentorship, and will provide the opportunity to network with other healthcare providers working in this space.
For all conference enquiries please contact:
Melanie Robinson
Project Coordinator
melanie@fp2.co.nz
+64 2111 30289