Managing the Menopause in Primary Care

Welcome to Managing the Menopause in Primary Care, a course designed to enhance your understanding and management of menopause and associated hormonal conditions within a primary care setting. This comprehensive programme is written and presented by Dr. Joanne Hobson and Dr. Wendy Knoops, both experienced British Menopause Society specialists. This session is an online E-Learning course that can be completed at any time. Course fee: £350

Course Overview

Course Objectives

This course is designed to improve knowledge and competency in managing menopause and associated hormonal conditions. Whether you are an experienced practitioner or new to menopause care, this programme offers practical strategies to enhance patient outcomes.

Course Authors

The course is written and presented by Dr. Joanne Hobson, Clinical Lead Director of TMC UK, and Dr. Wendy Knoops, Clinical Lead Director of TMC Scotland. Both are British Menopause Society specialists and members of NAPS.

What the Course Covers

Managing the Menopause

An overview of menopause and its stages, helping primary care professionals understand key clinical considerations.

Medical Treatments

Exploration of pharmacological options including menopause hormone therapy (MHT) and non-hormonal treatments.

Unscheduled Bleeding on MHT

Understanding causes, management strategies and best practice approaches.

Complementary and Alternative Therapies

Evaluating the efficacy and safety of non-traditional therapies within menopause care.

Hormones and Depression

Exploring the relationship between hormonal changes and mental health.

Risks and Consequences

Identifying and mitigating menopause-related risks and treatment considerations.

Bone Health

Strategies for preventing and managing osteoporosis and maintaining bone density.

Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause

Addressing symptoms and treatments to improve quality of life.

Associated Hormonal Conditions

Coverage of PMS, PMDD, PCOS and endometriosis and their relationship to menopause.

Assessment and Certification

Each module concludes with an examination. A minimum pass rate of 90% is required for each module. Upon successful completion, participants receive a certificate with 5 CPD Hours accredited by the CPD Group.

Online Access

All presentations are available for download under the materials tab, alongside clinical consultation questions to support clinical practice. The course can be completed and paused whenever convenient.

Pricing Structure

Course fee: £350

When you book, an invoice will be sent within 2 working days. Once payment has been received, access information will be sent by email.