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| Sessions | 1 Sessions |
| Course Location: | Live |
PCOS, the debate, the integrative approach, an update
1. Compare and Contrast Diagnostic Criteria
2. Distinguish PCOS from Other Hyperandrogenic Conditions
3. Understand the Pathophysiology and Insulin Resistance Debate
4. Assess Long-Term Risks
5. Evaluate Treatment Strategies
6. Develop Patient-Centered Management Plans
7. Enhance Patient Counseling Skills
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Define PCOS and summarize its diagnostic criteria.
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Discuss the controversies surrounding PCOS diagnosis and management.
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Analyze the role of insulin resistance in PCOS and the
evidence for metformin use.
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Evaluate the effectiveness of lifestyle changes compared
to pharmacological treatments.
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Create individualized management plans for patients with
PCOS, addressing metabolic, reproductive, and psychological health.
PCOS, the debate, the integrative approach, an update
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) remains one of the most debated
topics in women’s health, with ongoing controversies surrounding its diagnosis,
pathophysiology, and management. This webinar will explore key areas of
uncertainty, including the differing diagnostic criteria (Rotterdam vs. NIH vs.
AE-PCOS Society), the role of insulin resistance, and the balance between
lifestyle modifications and medical interventions.
Join us for an evidence-based discussion on the latest updates in
PCOS, practical approaches to patient-centered management, and strategies for
optimizing both reproductive and metabolic health.
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Learners will be able to
identify and differentiate between diagnostic criteria for PCOS.
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Learners will understand the
pathophysiological mechanisms underlying PCOS, including insulin resistance.
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Learners will gain insight
into debated topics like the role of obesity, lifestyle interventions, and
hormonal treatments.
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Learners will be able to
apply evidence-based practices to manage PCOS patients, tailored to their
symptoms and long-term goals.
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Learners will develop
strategies for patient-centered counseling about fertility, metabolic health,
and psychological well-being.
You have to attend 60% of the course to obtain the certificate and the CME hours.
