Course Description
This presentation discusses clinical diagnosis and management of endometriosis and vulvar pain. In light of the recent ACOG announcement and redefinition of the diagnostic criteria for endometriosis, this presentation will include these criteria as well as ways to manage this condition. During the webinar, we will also discuss vaginismus as this can often go hand-in-hand with endometriosis but can also occur separately and has its own diagnostic criteria.
Learning ObjectivesAt the conclusion of this session, participants will be able to:
1.Understand pathophysiology of endometriosis and vaginismus
2. Understand the process to take a full history for gynecologic pain
3. Clinically diagnose endometriosis
4. Formulate a care plan for clinically diagnosed endometriosis
5. Formulate a care plan for vaginismus
Speakers2. Understand the process to take a full history for gynecologic pain
3. Clinically diagnose endometriosis
4. Formulate a care plan for clinically diagnosed endometriosis
5. Formulate a care plan for vaginismus
Keely Robinson DNP, CNM, ARNP, MA
Speakers Bios
Dr. Keely Robinson is a certified nurse-midwife and nursing and midwifery educator in Seattle, Washington. She currently specializes in complex gynecology, gynecologic urgent care, and complex gynecologic procedures in her clinical practice. She is an assistant clinical professor at the University of Washington, where she teachings in the undergraduate nursing program and the DNP graduate school. In her free time, she enjoys beautiful hikes in the forests of the Pacific Northwest and open water swimming in the north Pacific.
Course expiration: June 16, 2028