Urinary Incontinence Management in Women
The complexity of this field of medicine makes it extremely difficult for the GP, continence clinician or physiotherapist to have expertise across all areas. Developed by six industry leaders in the areas of clinical practice, research, surgery, physiotherapy and geriatrics, this course will support primary care physicians in upskilling, understanding and providing improved care to women with urinary incontinence.
This online course includes both theoretical background and practical clinical information. The inclusion of clinical case studies and interactive questions will optimise engagement and learning outcomes.
DESIGNED FORThis course is suitable for all primary care physicians, including general practitioners, continence clinicians, physiotherapists and continence nurse advisors.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Tutorial 1: Overview of Urinary Incontinence
- Tutorial 2: Assessment of Urinary Incontinence
- Tutorial 3: Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI)
- Tutorial 4: Overactive bladder (OAB)
- Tutorial 5: Incontinence in the Frail Elderly
- Tutorial 6: Patient Support and Long Term Care
The assessment is submission of 6 self-assessments and 12 case studies.
A Certificate of Completion is provided upon satisfactory completion of the course.
Students have the flexibility to study in their own time and location. Program materials can be accessed through the eLearning Education app on mobiles and tablets with iOS, Android or Windows systems. Program materials can also be accessed using a web browser.
COURSE LEADERS
Prof Helen O’Connell
MBBS FRACS (Urol) MMed MD FAICD
Dr Johan Gani
MBBS, FRACS (Urol)
- Dr Michael Whishaw
- A/Prof Wendy Bower
- Dr Oliver Daly
- Dr Janice Cheng
- Dr Arun Arunasalam
- Dr Jenny Newstead
- Catherine Byrne
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