Women’s Health Across the Lifespan: A GP Update [FULL]

2 Jun 2026

Nine of our obstetricians and gynaecologists will share practical strategies for managing common obstetric and gynaecological cases, helping you navigate day-to-day challenges with confidence and efficiency. You’ll gain insights that make patient care simpler, safer, and more effective across all stages of a woman’s life.

Discover how to optimise the private maternity services available at SJGBH, including the Joy Program—an affordable package providing shared care with St John of God obstetricians, midwives, and allied health professionals. Gain a clear understanding of referral pathways and the tools needed to effectively manage private maternity patients.

Walk away with actionable knowledge to enhance patient outcomes, streamline care, and deliver confident, evidence-based management for your patients.

Tuesday, 2rd June 2026

Details

Date: Tuesday 02/06/26
Time:  6pm – 8.45pm
Catering: Quality Hotel Lakeside
Cost: Sponsored - free
Location:  286 Napier St, Bendigo

Presenters

• Dr Peter Roessler
• Dr Anju Agarwal
• Dr Angelika Borozdina
• Dr Emma Buckland
• Dr Tom Carins
• Dr Emma Clifton
• Dr Emily Kelly
• Dr Carrie Paulsen
• Dr Cameron Sharp

Learning outcomes

1. Identify and manage endometriosis in primary care, including appropriate investigation and treatment options. 

2. Evaluate management options for adenomyosis and tailor treatment based on symptom severity, reproductive goals, and patient preferences. 

3. Discuss investigation and management of female infertility by identifying common causes, interpreting key investigations, and applying appropriate treatment options. 

4. Develop the ability to assess, diagnose, and manage early pregnancy complications including miscarriage.

5. Assess and manage a short cervix to prevent preterm birth, using appropriate diagnostic tools and interventions.

6. Outline the evidence-based use of low-dose aspirin in pregnancy, including risk assessment for pre-eclampsia, appropriate initiation, dosing, and duration of therapy 

7. Develop the ability to assess and manage postmenopausal bleeding in patients using hormone replacement therapy, including risk stratification, appropriate use of investigations and timely referral for specialist care. 

8. Identify and manage vaginal prolapse using conservative, pessary, and surgical treatment options. 

Program outline

CPD Points 

RACGP – 2 hours Education Activities 

Sponsor

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The event is currently at capacity.

Please contact Kathryn Cunning via email [email protected] to join the waitlist.