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`Transform care for women with PMOS.
Build confidence diagnosing, treating and supporting women with Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome through practical, evidence-based learning aligned with the 2023 international guideline.
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Summary
PMOS 2023 International Guideline Essentials is designed to provide clinicians with the skills to diagnose, treat and manage Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome in line with the 2023 PMOS International guideline.
The course supports healthcare professionals to deepen their PMOS knowledge, improve diagnostic approaches and align care with current evidence-based recommendations.
Format
Online learning with videos, resources and interactive quizzes.
Audience
GPs, specialists, nurses and allied health professionals.
Focus
Diagnosis, treatment and management of PMOS.
Guideline aligned
Based on the 2023 PMOS guideline.
Course dates and registration
Fees
Course fee
General: $99 AUD
Discount Monash Health Partners: $89 AUD
Who should attend?
This course is ideal for healthcare professionals involved in the management and treatment of PMOS, including general practitioners, gynaecologists, endocrinologists, psychologists, nurses, dietitians and exercise physiologists.
Enquiries and conditions
For more information, contact MCHRI.Shortcourses@monash.edu.
Enrolment is subject to the relevant Monash terms, conditions, cancellation and transfer policies.
Highlights
Guideline aligned
Develop skills aligned with the 2023 PMOS International guideline.
Clinically practical
Includes videos, resources and interactive quizzes to support application.
Expert developed
Led by experts who developed or contributed to the 2023 PMOS guideline.
The course supports healthcare professionals to strengthen their approach to PMOS diagnosis, treatment and management using evidence-based international guideline recommendations.
Course outline
Understanding PMOS
Overview of Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, clinical features and the rationale for updated terminology.
Diagnosis and assessment
Diagnostic approaches, clinical assessment and identifying relevant reproductive, metabolic, endocrine and psychological features.
Treatment and management
Evidence-based approaches to managing PMOS, including lifestyle, medical and multidisciplinary care considerations.
Learning activities
The course includes videos, additional resources and interactive quizzes each week to support learning and application to clinical practice.
Learning recognition
Participants who complete the required course activities receive recognition of completion according to the course requirements.
This course is led by experts who developed or contributed to the 2023 PMOS International guideline.
The facilitation team brings expertise in women’s health, endocrinology, evidence synthesis, international guideline development and translation into clinical care.
Participants are supported to build practical, guideline-aligned knowledge to improve diagnosis, treatment and management of PMOS.
Enrolment into this course is subject to Terms and Conditions.
Customised Training
Are you interested in a customised version of this program for your organisation? Contact us to discuss group enrolment or tailored PMOS education.