Originally posted on Bits & Bumps:
On this episode of the podcast we are joined by Dr Wendy Sexton to talk about travel medicine for the pregnant patient. Take home messages: The best time to travel is in the second trimester, but be sure to advise patients about the clinical and financial risks in case…
Originally posted on Bits & Bumps:
[audio http://traffic.libsyn.com/bitsandbumps/Quickstart.mp3 ] This week we discuss how to “Quick Start” contraception – on the day your patient requests it. Take home messages: Women are at unnecessary risk of pregnancy in the window between ASKING for contraception and STARTING contraception There are clear protocols for starting contraception at any time…
Introducing the new podcast and resources website based on Australian General Practice – obstetrics and gynaecology. These are written and produced by excellent Australian GP’s who have a strong interest in women’s health. Learn from their extensive research and knowledge on perplexing women’s health issues in general practice. Bits and Bumps Link
Originally posted on karenpriceblog:
This is content reproduced from the Women in General Practice Conference 2014 Session was run by a Vulvo-gynae/General dermatologist and Sexual Health Physician It is intended for Registered Medical Practitioners Only. This post relates specifically to Vulval Shave and biopsy but the techniques can be widely applied. When to Biopsy?…
Hi All Following on from Dr Rob’s post on men with an inadequate testosterone level – this week Penny and I are exploring the other end of the spectrum – the ladies with a little too much androgen – yes – the very common, yet entirely confusing PCOS podcast. No -have a listen, it is…
Originally posted on Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine – THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds:
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Originally posted on rain0021:
I help to provide a low risk obstetric service in a remote area. I work in private practice and provide my services to the local hospital on a fee for service basis. Imagine a 36-year-old woman who has had four babies by vaginal delivery in another location without any complications. Her…
