This contraception update training course is a practical update for clinicians wanting to stay current with the latest contraception methods, guidance, and a focus on LARC. Exploring pregnancy rate trends, new developments in contraceptive care, updates to existing methods, and real world case studies to help strengthen day to day decision making and patient support. Designed as a contraception update for clinicians already delivering care, this session strengthens confidence in consultations.
Update on Contraception Management
✓ CPD accredited
Course Objectives
- Provide up-to-date knowledge on recent changes in contraception methods.
- Explore the latest updates in contraception and their practical application in patient consultation
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate the ability to deliver up-to-date information on contraception to patients.
- Understand how to integrate the latest contraceptive options into patient consultations effectively.
Attendee Feedback
“This session had a good overview, approachable teaching style and sensible outlook. I feel confident in specific situations since attending this course.
Salaried GP
“I feel more equipped to answer patient question, this session reminded me of certain things that I had forgotten about.”
GPN/Practice Nurse
“This session was easy to listen to and was also interactive. I believe I will be able to offer more concise information to my patients after attending this course.”
GPN/Practice Nurse
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Advanced - IntermediateCourse Duration:
3 HoursDelivery Method:
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