Description
This full-day workshop explores the complexities of chronic pelvic pain (CPP) through a multidisciplinary lens, addressing its physiological, psychological, and social dimensions. Featuring leading experts, interactive sessions, and cutting-edge discussions, the event offers attendees actionable insights into innovative treatments, communication strategies, and service design for effective CPP management.
This workshop is designed to align with the learning objectives of the RCOG Specialist Interest Training Module (SITM) on Pelvic Pain and will be accredited with CPD points in recognition of its educational value. (To be confirmed)
Objective
- Understand Pain Mechanisms
Explore how pain develops and transitions into chronic conditions, including neuropathic, nociceptive, and nociplastic pain mechanisms. - Examine Contributing Factors
Learn about the biopsychosocial model of CPP, the influence of hormones, and the role of sleep and lifestyle in pain management. - Enhance Patient-Provider Collaboration
Engage in interactive workshops to identify biases, improve communication, and foster empathy in managing pelvic pain. - Discover Multimodal Treatment Strategies
Gain insights into managing bladder pain, pelvic floor dysfunction, and myofascial pain through integrated care approaches like neuromodulation and pelvic nerve blocks. - Address Emotional and Relational Impacts
Discuss the impact of pain on intimacy, mental health, and quality of life, with a focus on shifting mindsets and empowering patients. - Explore Innovative Technologies
Learn about emerging digital health tools shaping the future of CPP care.
Who should attend?
Primary care providers, Gynaecologists, Nurse specialists, Physiotherapists, Medical students, Specialist trainees, Mental health providers, Pain management specialists. Allied healthcare practitioners.
Start Time: 09:00
End Time: 16:30
Registration Fee: £75
Maximum Delegates: 50
Address: Bridge Community Church Conferencing, Poplar Room 2, Rider Street, Leeds LS9 7BQ
Course Organiser: Karolina Afors
Delegates will be able to claim 6 CPD credits for attendance.
OUR SUPPORTERS
The British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy wishes to express its sincere gratitude and appreciation to all of our supporters for their continuing support of the society and our annual scientific meeting.
