Update on Women’s Reproductive Health

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Focused Learning Course on Women’s Reproductive Health. You’ll learn…

Fertility

About the different methods of contraception and their effectiveness
The key points of postpartum care, focusing on mental health management, breastfeeding, and effective contraception methods during the postpartum period

About the foundational clinical management strategies for infertility
The clinical definitions, prevalence, and causes of infertility, as well as the initial diagnostic assessments and workups used in evaluating infertility

Menopause

About the clinical presentation and key symptoms of menopause
About the foundational and advanced clinical management strategies for treating menopausal symptoms
About the long-term health considerations and risks associated with menopause

The physiological changes associated with menopause, such as hormonal fluctuations and the decrease in estrogen levels
The diagnostic criteria for menopause, including how to identify the stages from perimenopause to post-menopause

Birth Control

About the various methods of contraception
The criteria for choosing an appropriate birth control method based on individual health conditions, lifestyle, and reproductive goals
The physiological aspects of the menstrual cycle and fertility, and the different contraceptive methods interact with these processes

The guidelines and best practices for initiating, switching, and discontinuing contraceptive methods to ensure maximum effectiveness and safety
About emergency contraception options, their effectiveness, and the appropriate use scenarios to prevent unintended pregnancies

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Julie Scott Taylor, MD, MSc – Course Director

Julie Scott Taylor, MD, MSc, is a board-certified academic family physician with expertise in medical education and international maternal-child health. She has been on the faculty at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University since 2001 where she sees patients in a residency-faculty clinical practice. Currently an Adjunct Professor, at Brown, she previously served as the Family Medicine Clerkship Director, the Director of Predoctoral Education in Family Medicine, and the Director of Clinical Curriculum for the medical school. She is the former Chief Academic Officer and Senior Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs at American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, an international medical school, and Past President of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine, a worldwide physician organization. She has been the Principal Investigator for several educational grants, received multiple teaching awards, and authored more than 135 publications.

Enriching Lives: Revolutionize Women’s Reproductive Health

To optimize women’s health, ideally pregnancies and the number of children in a family are planned. If you provide clinical care for women of reproductive age in your practice, this course is an opportunity for you to refresh your reproductive health knowledge across the life cycle, from contraception to preconception to postpartum to menopause. In addition to reviewing the current guidelines, you will be directed to valuable resources for clinicians and patients that can be used at the point-of-care. This course will empower you to effectively support the non-obstetrical reproductive health of your patients and their partners and families by providing high-quality, comprehensive care.

Topics Covered

Comprehensive Understanding of Reproductive Physiology & Pathology
Proficient Management of Reproductive Challenges
Culturally Competent and Patient-Centered Care
Integrating Reproductive Mental Health into Clinical Practice

Course Benefits

All lectures available now
4 AMA PRA Category 1 CME Credits™ included
12-months course access
Course study guide with lecture slides

Update on Women’s Reproductive Health Course Agenda

Fertility – Julie Taylor, MD

About the different methods of contraception and their effectiveness in preventing unintended and mistimed pregnancies
The importance of preconception care and how it improves pregnancy outcomes, including the recommended steps and screenings for optimal maternal health
The clinical definitions, prevalence, and causes of infertility, as well as the initial diagnostic assessments and workups used in evaluating infertility
About the foundational clinical management strategies for infertility
The key points of postpartum care, focusing on mental health management, breastfeeding, and effective contraception methods during the postpartum period

Menopause – Julie Taylor, MD

About the clinical presentation and key symptoms of menopause
The physiological changes associated with menopause, such as hormonal fluctuations and the decrease in estrogen levels
The diagnostic criteria for menopause, including how to identify the stages from perimenopause to post-menopause
About the foundational and advanced clinical management strategies for treating menopausal symptoms, including hormone therapy and non-hormonal options
About the long-term health considerations and risks associated with menopause

Birth Control – Julie Taylor, MD

About the various methods of contraception
The criteria for choosing an appropriate birth control method based on individual health conditions, lifestyle, and reproductive goals
The physiological aspects of the menstrual cycle and fertility, and the different contraceptive methods interact with these processes
The guidelines and best practices for initiating, switching, and discontinuing contraceptive methods to ensure maximum effectiveness and safety
About emergency contraception options, their effectiveness, and the appropriate use scenarios to prevent unintended pregnancies