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Pessaries for Pelvic Organ Prolapse: Shared Care for Pessary Self-management. What Does it Take?

24/10/2024 13:12:03

Workshop Schedule

Patricia Briar Neumann
J. Oliver Daly
J. Oliver Daly
Rohna Kearney
Kate Lough
Angie Rantell
J. Oliver Daly
Rohna Kearney
Kate Lough
Patricia Briar Neumann
Angie Rantell
Patricia Briar Neumann
J. Oliver Daly
Rohna Kearney
Angie Rantell
Kate Lough

Aims & Objectives

Intermediate
180 minutes
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Clinical
Pessary Self-management Multi-disciplinary
Conservative Management

This workshop aims to:

  1. provide attendees with the opportunity to understand the options for using pessaries to manage women with POP within varied multi-disciplinary teams from primary to tertiary care
  2. provide an opportunity to understand the current evidence for pessary self-management, the barriers and enablers, indications and limitations
  3. understand the current recommendations on training requirements for health practitioners
  4. provide an opportunity to practice hands-on pessary insertion and removal of various pessary types in small groups, using non-human vaginal models to enable intensive participant involvement.