From PCOS to PMOS: What Primary Care Needs to Know

Dr Karin Schachinger

MRCGP (2014), DCSRH, Clin. Dip. Derm.

Saturday 16 January 2027

Start Time: 09:30 | Finish Time: 11:30

2 hours CPD

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Learning Objectives

Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) is the new name for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). In this session we will

Explore the reasons for the name change

Understand the wider health implications such as metabolic and endocrine problems

Detangle the often complex presentations and break down the different management options

Agenda

09:30 - 10:15am

Session 1 - Dr Karin Schachinger

10:15 - 10:45am

Break and Promotional Presentation

10:45 - 11:30pm

Session 2 - Dr Karin Schachinger

11:30pm

Webinar Ends

Meet the Speaker

Dr Karin Schachinger

MRCGP (2014), DCSRH, Clin. Dip. Derm.

Clinical Lead, The Gynaecology Collaborative

Executive Team Member, The Islington GP Federation

GP, The Northern Medical Centre

Committee Member, Primary Care Women’s Health Society

Dr Karin Schachinger is a GP in Islington (North Central London) and the Clinical Lead for the Community Gynaecology Service in Haringey and Islington. She has also recently been appointed as Committee Member of the Primary Care Women’s Health Society (PCWHS).

In her clinical practice she regularly sees and manages women who present with PMOS and as well as other common gynaecological conditions.

She has contributed and co-authored local guidelines on managing these conditions in primary care and regularly speaks at conferences about women’s health related topics.

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Saturday 16 January 2027

Start Time: 09:30 | Finish Time: 11:30

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