Advanced PMOS Care

Monash University - PCOS Society, India: Advanced PMOS Care Certification Programme

Master the latest evidence-based PMOS care with this internationally recognised certification from Monash University and the Indian PCOS Society.

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Summary

Grounded in the 2023 International Guidelines, this programme equips healthcare professionals with advanced diagnostic, management, and patient-centred skills across the full spectrum of PMOS care.

Delivery

On demand, self paced course.

Access

Available on-demand via Monash Professional Development.

Time commitment

Completion time is approximately 30–40 hours, with full access to the content for 12 months.

Recognition

Certificate of completion.

Program overview

Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS), formerly known as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), affects up to 13% of reproductive-aged women globally, yet remains underdiagnosed and inadequately managed across diverse healthcare settings.

This comprehensive certification programme addresses critical knowledge gaps in PMOS care through the latest 2023 International Evidence-based Guideline for the Assessment and Management of PMOS, empowering health professionals to deliver optimal patient outcomes.

Who would benefit from this program?

This certification programme is designed for health professionals seeking advanced competency in PMOS management, including:

Primary Care: General practitioners and nurse practitioners
Specialist Care: Gynaecologists, endocrinologists, fertility specialists, and dermatologists
Nursing: Clinical nurses and specialty practice nurses
Allied Health: Dietitians, exercise physio

What will you gain?

Upon completion of this certification programme, you will be able to:

Apply the 2023 international evidence-based diagnostic criteria across diverse populations and life stages
Understand the complex pathophysiology encompassing genetic, metabolic, and hormonal mechanisms in PMOS
Implement comprehensive screening protocols for cardiometabolic, reproductive, and psychological comorbidities
Develop individualised, evidence-based management strategies utilising pharmacological, lifestyle, and surgical interventions
Apply shared decision-making principles and weight-inclusive approaches to optimise patient engagement
Apply evidence-based fertility management approaches whilst assessing PMOS-related pregnancy risks and preconception optimisation strategies
Evaluate special population considerations including adolescents, cultural factors, and lifecycle management
Access current best-practice guidelines and resources to support evidence-based PMOS care

Program structure

The program is delivered fully online, the short course is entirely self-paced. The expected time commitment is approximately 30 - 40 hours. Participants will have access to the program content for 12 months.

This course is provided by Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation

Enrolment

Enrolment will be open year-round, with immediate access provided upon registration.

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Fees

General attendee

Course fee$227.70

Prices are listed in Australian dollars. Please read the cancellation and transfer policy before enrolling.

Professor Helena Teede

Professor Helena Teede is Director of Monash Centre for Health Research Implementation and an Endocrinologist at Monash Health, awarded an Order of Australia for services to Women's Health. With 30 years of clinical academic experience supported by NHMRC fellowship funding, she leads internationally recognised research in women's health, PCOS, diabetes, and implementation science. Professor Teede has supervised 55 PhD students, established guidelines now used in 126 countries, and leads a multidisciplinary team of 120 staff and students. She is incoming President of the International Society of Endocrinology and a passionate advocate for advancing women in healthcare leadership and delivering equitable healthcare through research translation.

Professor Duru Shah

Prof. Duru Shah is the Founder President of the PCOS Society of India, Vice President of Asia Pacific Initiative on Reproduction (ASPIRE), and Director of Gynaecworld- the Center for Women’s Health and Fertility in Mumbai India. With 40 years plus of clinical experience as a Gynaecologist she has mentored innumerable Resident Doctors in Obstetrics and Gynaecology through Mumbai University, and currently trains Fellows in Reproductive Medicine, besides leading many professional Health Organizations both nationally and internationally. As a leader she has interacted with the Govt. of India to bring in policy changes which have impacted the lives of millions of youth and women in the country. Her services towards women’s health have been recognized nationally through the “Mahatma Award 2021” in Delhi and internationally through the FIGO Distinguished Merit Award in 2012. She is a passionate advocate for the reproductive and sexual health of adolescent girls which includes awareness on PCOS in India.

Dr. Chau Thien (Jillian) Tay

Dr. Chau Thien (Jillian) Tay is a distinguished endocrinologist and clinical academic specialising in women's health and PCOS research. She completed her PhD at Monash University in 2021, receiving the prestigious Mollie Holman Award for best thesis. Dr. Tay holds prominent leadership positions as Chair of the AEPCOS Early Career Special Interest Group, Chair of the CRE WHiRL Early to Mid-Career Researcher Collective, and Chair of the Endocrine Society of Australia Early Career Network Committee. She led the Evidence Team for the 2023 International PCOS Guideline, coordinating 52 systematic reviews that directly contributed to shaping the PCOS Guideline recommendations. Dr. Tay exemplifies excellence in research, clinical practice, and mentorship within women's health.

Dr. Vyjayanthi Srinivasan

Dr. Vyjayanthi Srinivasan leads the Fertility Services at KIMS, a premier multispecialty hospital in Hyderabad. She holds the MRCOG and CCT from the UK, with advanced training in Reproductive Medicine at Leeds and St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, London. A Master’s graduate in Clinical Embryology from the University of Leeds, she is also an RCOG-recognised Subspecialist in Reproductive Medicine and Surgery. Her major clinical and research interests include Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Fertility Preservation. A committed teacher and invited speaker at national forums, she actively contributes to training and advancing fertility care in India.

Enrolment into this course is subject to Terms and Conditions.

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