This online study day has been specifically designed to enable nurses and clinicians working within women’s oncology pathways to unpick the confusing web of clinically induced menopause symptoms, offer guidance on how you can improve outcomes for patients and share effective treatment measures. The proven methods of this course will enable you to have effective conversations and support your patients before, during and after their treatment.
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Important steps to improve the lives of your patients living with induced menopause
Clinically induced menopause can be distressing and confusing for patients; it is so important that you are equipped with the knowledge and skills to manage their symptoms before, during and after treatment, whilst also providing thoughtful guidance. Book your place and benefit from:
Developed with convenience in mind: join this NHS online course remotely
In this engaging online environment, you will be able to pose your questions to an expert, engage in useful discussions and turn your camera on for practical group learning. In just one day, you will:
This course is available for in-house training
9:30 |
Join, technical support and instructions
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10:00 |
Chair’s opening remarks
Leila Frodsham, Consultant Gynaecologist and Psychosexual Service Lead, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
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Raising awareness | |
10:10 |
Understanding the emotional and physical impact of menopause and early menopause
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11:00 |
Questions and answers with Leila Frodsham
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11:10 |
Screen break
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Non-hormonal treatments | |
11:20 |
Managing non-hormonal menopausal treatments for women affected by cancer
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12:10 |
Questions and answers Leila Frodsham
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12:20 |
Interactive discussion: Promoting awareness for clinically induced menopause
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12:40 |
Discussion feedback: Promoting awareness for clinically induced menopause
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12:50 |
Lunch time screen break
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Hormonal treatments | |
1:20 |
Investigating hormonal treatment options for patients with different cancer diagnoses
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2:10 |
Questions and answers Leila Frodsham
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2:20 |
Screen break
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2:30 |
Interactive discussion: Shared experiences of managing menopause symptoms with your patients
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2:50 |
Interactive discussion feedback: Shared experiences of managing menopause symptoms with your patients
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Supporting your patients’ mental wellbeing | |
3:00 |
Providing holistic support for patients to support their emotional wellbeing
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3:50 |
Questions and answers Leila Frodsham
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4:00 |
Close of study day
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Bringing a wealth of expertise and knowledge
Build an accurate understanding of how to support your patients throughout their cancer care pathway:
Leila Frodsham became a consultant in obstetrics and gynaecology in 2009. From 2013 to 2017, she was a consultant in both Kent and at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust.
She is a foundation training programme director at the Trust, a Schwartz Round co-lead and a clinical academic at King's College London.
In lockdown she established (with peers) a doctor's menopause café which educates and offers pastoral care to doctors. The café has nearly 2000 members. She is also a spokesperson for the Royal College of Obsetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG).
Pricing Structure
You can reserve a no-obligation place whilst you apply for funding
Expected attendees
This online meeting is ideal for NHS professionals working within women’s oncology pathways. With a special emphasis on MDT collaboration, we welcome, but don’t limit our audience to:
Past attendee feedback
This online training day follows on from extremely successful study day ‘Enabling Psychosexual Health in Gynaecologic Cancer’ held in February 2024. Don’t take our word for it, check out some of the feedback from this online course:
“The whole day was excellent”
Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust
“Really well organised. no technical glitches which often make online learning difficult”
Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust
“Day flowed so well, well done!”
University Hospitals Birmingham
“All topics covered extremely well. A lot to think about and take away to hopefully improve the service our patients receive”
University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust
“Leila was fascinating to listen to. Would have been great to have had more time with her”
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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