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Starting date:
- Duration: 1 day
- Fees: £130
- Course code: CS6119
- Location: Northampton Square
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Gynaecology Ultrasound Course overview
The Post Graduate ultrasound course team at City, University of London invites you to attend a gynaecology ultrasound study day on Monday 20th of February 2023.
The first City ultrasound study day was a very popular early pregnancy event which ran in January 2020. After a break during Covid we are delighted to be able to present our gynaecology day.
The event is aimed at sonographers, gynae nurse sonographers and clinicians using ultrasound in gynaecology.
The day will include talks on a range of gynaecology ultrasound subjects.
Confirmed speakers
- Dr Susanne Johnson, Princess Anne Hospital, Southampton: Pelvic pain and endometriosis
- Roxanne Sicklen, Royal Free Hospital: Don’t forget the cervix!
- Dr Ghada Salman, University College Hospital: Characterisation of adnexal masses and IOTA terminology
Other topics will include
Implementing change in gynaecology ultrasound
Emergency gynaecology
What the referring clinician needs to know; reporting gynaecological ultrasound
If you are interested in attending this study day/event then please register your interest and we will contact you once we are open for applications.
Who is it for?
Sonographers, gynae nurse sonographers and clinicians using ultrasound in gynaecology.
Timetable
This is a one day study day/event taking place on February 20th 2023.
Benefits
Delegates will benefit from talks from experts in the field of gynaecological ultrasound, there will be the opportunity for networking during the day and a certificate of attendance will be provided after attending the day.
What will I learn?
Topics covered on the day:
- Pelvic pain and endometriosis
- Don’t forget the cervix
- Characterisation of adnexal masses and IOTA terminology
- Implementing change in gynaecology ultrasound
- Emergency gynaecology
- What the referring clinician needs to know; reporting gynaecological ultrasound
Assessment and certificates
This course is provided by the School of Health & Psychological Sciences.
Eligibility
English requirements
You will need a good level of spoken and written English to enrol on this course.