Journal Club | 25 June 2025

TIME/DATE: 12.30–1.30pm, Wednesday 25 June 2025

LOCATION: Online via Zoom

ARTICLE: A Digital Program for Daily Life Management with Endometriosis: Pilot Cohort Study on Symptoms and Quality of Life Among Participants
By Zelia Breton, Emile Stern, Mathilde Pinault, Delphine Lhuillery, Erick Petit, Pierre Panel, and Maia Alexaline

What is this Journal Club session about?

Join us for a focused journal club session where we'll explore a recent cohort study on a digital health program for endometriosis. Together, we’ll break down the study design, methodology, and statistical analysis, and discuss how the findings translate to real-world care. This is a great opportunity to sharpen your skills in critical appraisal and deepen your understanding of digital health research and its impact on chronic condition management.

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Online via Zoom (Meeting ID: 849 1537 0815 / Passcode: 123456)

About the presenter

Dr Nat Lojanapiwat is a GP Academic Registrar. She is working clinically at a GP practice, teaching medical students and doing research in primary care. Her current research project is focused on developing an Endometriosis Management Plan point of care resource for Australian clinicians. Nat is committed to clear and effective patient communication, recognising it as a fundamental component in delivering high-quality, evidence-based care. She prioritises educating and actively involving patients in the development of their personalised health management plans. This collaborative approach not only enhances patient understanding and health literacy but also promotes better adherence to treatment protocols, leading to improved outcomes and overall patient satisfaction.

What is Journal Club?

Journal Club is presented by Monash University's Department of General Practice and MonREN (Monash Research and Education Network).

Journal club aims to enhance participants’ understanding of current general practice research in a collaborative and interesting way. You will develop your critical thinking and inquiry skills, while contributing to the advancement of the primary care profession by building a positive research culture.

You will access:

  • An interesting and engaging learning experience.
  • 2 CPD hours (for those working in general practice).
  • A passionate and collaborative network of like-minded individuals.