Ring Pessary Fitting and Prolapse Management training – Scope
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Dear Practice Managers,
Please see communication below regarding ring pessary fitting and prolapse management training, please confirm to hiowicb-hsi.so.pccommissioning@nhs.net whether you have staff interested in attending.
This comprehensive half-day course is designed to empower healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to proficiently perform ring pessary fitting and exchange. Participants will benefit from a structured learning experience that includes supervised practice to achieve competencies in this crucial aspect of women’s health care.
Who Should Attend?
This course is open to a wide range of registered healthcare professionals, including:
– General Practitioners (GPs)
– Pharmacists and Paramedics
– Physiotherapists
– Practice Nurses (PNs)
– Nurse Practitioners (NPs)
– Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANPs)
– Nursing Assistants (NAs)
Course Content – Conservative and Surgical Management of Uterovaginal Prolapse (Subject to Minor Changes)
Duration: Half-Day Session (Morning TBC)
1. Conservative and Surgical Management of Uterovaginal Prolapse Theory (1.5 hours): This segment delves into the theoretical aspects of managing uterovaginal prolapse, providing participants with a solid foundation of knowledge.
2. Practical Demonstration Session on Ring Pessary Assessment and Fitting on a Model (1.5 hours): Attendees will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in assessing and fitting ring pessaries through a guided practical demonstration session.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Demonstrate a critical understanding of key discussion points with patients regarding uterovaginal prolapse and its management.
2. Confidently size and fit ring pessaries to address the needs of their patients.
3. Discuss and address relevant practice problems and develop effective solutions.
4. Develop an awareness of how personal attitudes and values may impact their clinical practice in Urogynaecology.
5. Cultivate an understanding of the evolving practices and professional accountability within the specialized field of Urogynaecology.
6. Familiarize themselves with the NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) Guidance regarding female urinary incontinence and the management of prolapse, ensuring that their practice aligns with current standards.
Join us for this informative and practical half-day course to enhance your skills and knowledge in the conservative and surgical management of uterovaginal prolapse. Our expert faculty and hands-on sessions will equip you with the expertise needed to provide optimal care to your patients.
More details will follow once interest levels have been scoped, the session is likely to be held at our Oakley Road office.
Should you have any issues or queries, please contact the primary care team hiowicb-hsi.so.pccomissioning@nhs.net who will facilitate a response.
