Endometriosis is a common condition which is difficult to diagnose in primary care – women with endometriosis have an average delay in diagnosis of around 8 years.
In this session we will
Understand the key symptoms and presentations in primary care
Explore diagnostic options and when to refer to secondary care
Discuss treatment and management in the community
Session 1: Dr Karin Schachinger
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Session 2 - Dr Karin Schachinger
Webinar Ends
Dr Karin Schachinger 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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