By completing this activity, participants will be able to:
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Describe the pathophysiology of endometriosis, including how endometrial-like tissue outside the uterus contributes to symptoms and disease progression.
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Recognise that endometriosis-associated pain arises from multiple interacting pain mechanisms that can present differently among patients.
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Identify and discuss a range of pharmacological and non-pharmacological options for managing endometriosis-associated pain in general practice.
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Access and utilise reliable, up-to-date resources and support services to assist in consultations and enhance care for patients living with endometriosis.
By providing knowledge and awareness of the reliable up-to-date resources that are available to support them and their patients through the endometriosis journey.
Request proactively on patient’s journey pre-endoEDge program session compared to after session – does the patient feel there has been a difference? Does the participant also feel more confident in managing their endometriosis patients during a self-reflective session? Do further discussion with peers provide greater insights into the individual’s learning?
This educational session provides general practitioners with an in-depth understanding of endometriosis, including the underlying mechanisms of pain, the range of available management options, and the impact on patients’ quality of life. The program covers both pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches, guiding participants in delivering evidence-based, holistic care.
- Improve knowledge and understanding of endometriosis
- Build confidence in managing patients with endometriosis-associated pain
- Understand referral pathways and support services available for patients with endometriosis-associated pain
- Learn about resources available to support consultations with patients about endometriosis
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