Women’s Health: Evidence Based Screening and Prevention

Discover the Future of Women’s Health:
Evidence Based Screening and Prevention

As new evidence emerges, women’s health guidelines are constantly being updated. If you provide clinical care for adult women in your practice, this course is an opportunity for you to brush up on screening and prevention guidelines, including cancer screening, screening for other conditions, and preventative medicine guidelines. In addition to reviewing the most current evidence-based guidelines, you will be directed to valuable resources for clinicians and patients that can be used at the point-of-care. This course will inspire you to keep your adult female patients as healthy as possible by providing high-quality, comprehensive primary care.

Topics Covered

Improved Adherence to Screening Guidelines
Effective Implementation of Preventive Measures
Integrating Risk Assessment Tools
Overcoming Access Barriers and Patient Compliance

Course Benefits

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4.25 AMA PRA Category 1 CME Credits™ included
12-months course access
Course study guide with lecture slides

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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.

Update on Women’s Reproductive Health Course Agenda

Cancer Screening Guidelines – Julie Taylor, MD

To understand and apply current cervical cancer screening guidelines
To navigate breast cancer screening guidelines and updates
To implement colorectal cancer screening based on the 2021 guidelines
To assess the eligibility and guidelines for lung cancer screening
To evaluate the need for and conduct genetic counseling and testing for cancer risk

Non-Cancer Screening Guidelines – Julie Taylor, MD

To identify and manage cardiac risk factors in women
To understand the guidelines for screening and managing osteoporosis
To apply evidence-based guidelines for the screening and prevention of infections
To recognize the importance of screening for anxiety and depression
To navigate the screening recommendations for gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM)

Preventative Medicine Guidelines – Julie Taylor, MD

To understand the role of social determinants of health (SDOH) in preventive care
To identify and address lifestyle factors that influence health, such as diet, exercise, smoking cessation, and alcohol and drug use
To apply the latest USPSTF and WPSI guidelines in preventive health screenings
To evaluate the use of chemoprophylaxis and vaccines in preventive medicine
To integrate safety recommendations into preventive care plans, discussing the importance of vaccinations, using sunscreen, and promoting regular physical activity