The Pelvic Pain Toolkit: Empowering GPs in an MDT Care Model

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Date & Time

Wednesday 21st October @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Venue

Heide Clinic, 146-148 Burgundy St
Heidelberg, Victoria Australia

Event Category

General practice

Organiser

Heide Clinic

More information

https://www.heideclinic.com.au/

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Date

Wednesday 21st October @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Venue

Heide Clinic

146-148 Burgundy St
Heidelberg, Victoria Australia

Organiser

Heide Clinic

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Join us for our first “Care downstairs, upstairs, at Heide” event. This promises to be a casual but informative education evening focused on developing a broader understanding of persistent pelvic pain.

The session will explore an MDT model of care and practical tools GPs can use prior to specialist review. There will be an opportunity to ask questions, share experiences and build connections with practitioners across the local community.

The evening will be hosted by Dr Samantha Mooney. Gynaecologist, Fertility Specialist with expertise in fertility and AGES-trained advanced laparoscopic surgeon.

She has a particular interest in endometriosis, persistent pelvic pain, abnormal uterine bleeding, fertility and complex gynaecological conditions.

Light refreshments served from 6pm, discussion from 6.30pm. We look forward to meeting you at Heide.

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