Sydney, Australia
October 22, 2006
This meeting is a satellite symposium to the Fertility Society of Australia’s 25th Annual Scientific Meeting being held October 22-25, 2006 at the Sheraton on the Park, Sydney, Australia.
The biology of human embryo implantation and associated disorders remain an area poorly understood, and impossible to examine in the human in-vivo setting.
Nonetheless, this process is pivotal to the propagation of our species. Additionally, the successful encouragement and management of this process is vital to the successful treatment of infertility.
This meeting will draw upon the expertise of local and international researchers in the field, to review areas such as:
- Biology of normal endometrium and implantation
- New insights into endometriosis
- The medical management of the luteal phase
- Disorders of the luteal phase, implantation and early pregnancy development.
This meeting is a satellite symposium to the Fertility Society of Australia’s 25th Annual Scientific Meeting being held October 22-25, 2006 at the Sheraton on the Park, Sydney, Australia.
OBJECTIVES
At the conclusion of this program, the participant will:
- Have a better understanding of the principles of normal and abnormal embryo implantation
- Better manage common disorders of implantation and early pregnancy development
TARGET AUDIENCE
Clinicians, scientists, nurses and other health related professionals working in reproductive health.
This symposium has been approved by:
- RANZCOG as a RANZCOG Approved O&G Meeting and eligible fellows of this College will earn 8 CPD points for attendance
- RACP for registrants to claim points based on their hours of participation through their MOPS program (self-reporting program)
This program will be submitted for accreditation by:
- The Fertility Nurses of Australasia (FNA)
- The Royal College of Nursing Australia (RCNA)
Attendance at this program will earn 6.5 CNE points as part of the Royal College of Nursing, Australia Lifelong Learning Program. 1 point equates to 60 minutes of education.
This education program has been endorsed by APEC No. 04070520 as authorised by the Royal College of Nursing, Australia, according to the approved criteria.
Certificates of attendance will be provided to all delegates on the day of the symposium.
