Persistent pelvic pain and endometriosis (where endometrial-like tissue grows outside the uterus leading to pain and adhesions) is really hard to treat. What do GPs and nurses think about the Persistent Pelvic Pain - Leadership in Care online course, with it's structured practical approach?
This is online, self-paced training, and can be accessed across all devices. Rachel Andrew, co-Founder and practising Pelvic Health Physiotherapist said, 'We aim to get this learning to all practitioners in Primary Care like GPs or nurses, who want to better manage their patients who come to them for help.' GPs who work with rural and remote communities can be upskilled in just 10hrs without having to go anywhere, be ready to start education, treatments and to manage their patients on this journey. Patient resources are inclusive and ready to give to patients to start some treatment immediately, to make a holistic plan together and decide on next steps. A GP can do so much while a patient is waiting to see a specialist.
