Program

The Main Program will be held on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 June 2026
• CPD hours = 8.5 Educational Activities hours
• Program level requirements: Addressing Health Inequities = 3 hours and Ethical Practice = 5 hours

Saturday 27 June

08.40-09.00	Opening of Symposium (ACT-NSW)
08.40-08.50	Welcome to Country Speaker Name
08.50-09.00	Welcome from Board/Council/State Committees Speaker Name
09.00-10.30	Obstetrics
09.00-09.20	Breastfeeding Medicine Exposure - Practical, Evidence-Based Strategies Sarah Bombell
09.20-09.40	CMV Patient and Clinician Experience Phoebe Swan
09.40-10.00	Caring for Complex Maternal Conditions in Labour (Structural Cardiac Disease, Coagulopathies and Thrombocytopenia)* Farah Sethna
10.00-10.20	Updates in Pre-Term Birth Roberto Orefice
10.20-10.30	Free Communications One Speaker Name
10.30-11.00	Morning Tea
11.10-12.20	Gynaecology
11.00-11.20	Practical Approaches to Prescribing Menopause Hormone Therapy Vijay Roach
11.20-11.40	Updates in Fertility Tween Low
11.40-12.00	Vulvovaginal Conditions and Management Speaker Name
12.00-12.10	Free Communications Two Speaker Name
12.10-12.20	Free Communications Three Speaker Name
12.20-13.20	Lunch
13.20-14.40	Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain
13.20-13.40	How to Translate Clinical Guidelines into Practice Speaker Name
13.40-14.00	Multidisciplinary Management of Pelvic Pain Speaker Name
14.00-14.20	How Lifestyle, Diet and Other Factors Contribute to Pelvic Pain Management Speaker Name
14.20-14.40	Using Ultrasound to Diagnose Endometriosis Speaker Name
14.40-14.50	Free Communications Four Speaker Name
14.50-15.00	Free Communications Five Speaker Name
15.00-15.30	Afternoon Tea
15.30-16.30	Patient Centric Care
15.30-15.50	Success and Barriers to Self-Collected Cervical Screening Test in Public Antenatal Care Therese McGee
15.50-16.10	Communication in Ultrasound Speaker Name
16.10-16.30	Patient Centric Care in Urogynaecology Elizabeth Gallagher

Sunday 28 June

09.00-10.45 Birth Trauma
09.00-09.05 Introduction: Impacts of Birth Trauma: Somatic, Psychological, and How We Can Move Forward
Nisha Khot
9.05-09.25 Consent in Vaginal Birth: How to Ensure Women Are Fully Aware of Risks and Benefits
Harsha Ananthram
09.25-09.45 Psychological Impact of Birth Trauma: Patient Experience
Amy Dawes
09.45-10.05 Navigating Legal Challenges Relation to Birth Trauma
Speaker Name
10.05-10.25 Immediate Vs Dealyed Repair of the Perineum
Harpeet Arora
10.25-10.45 Predicting Birth Trauma
Gil Burton
10.45-11.15 Morning Tea
11.15-12.35 Gynaecology Deep Dive
11.15-11.35 Adolescent Gynaecology Update
Speaker Name
11.35-11.55 How to Work Up a Pelvic Mass
Leon Foster
11.55-12.15
Heavy Menstrual Bleeding
Talat Uppal
12.15.-12.35 Robotics in Gynaecology
Dan Krishnan
12.35-12.45 Close of Symposium
12.35-12.45 Final Remarks and Prizes
Speaker Name
12.45-13.45 Lunch

09.00-10.45	Birth Trauma
09.00-09.05	Introduction: Impacts of Birth Trauma: Somatic, Psychological, and How We Can Move Forward Nisha Khot
9.05-09.25	Consent in Vaginal Birth: How to Ensure Women Are Fully Aware of Risks and Benefits Harsha Ananthram
09.25-09.45	Psychological Impact of Birth Trauma: Patient Experience Amy Dawes
09.45-10.05	Navigating Legal Challenges Relation to Birth Trauma Speaker Name
10.05-10.25	Immediate Vs Dealyed Repair of the Perineum Harpeet Arora
10.25-10.45	Predicting Birth Trauma Gil Burton
10.45-11.15	Morning Tea
11.15-12.35	Gynaecology Deep Dive
11.15-11.35	Adolescent Gynaecology Update Speaker Name
11.35-11.55	How to Work Up a Pelvic Mass Leon Foster
11.55-12.15	Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Talat Uppal
12.15.-12.35	Robotics in Gynaecology Dan Krishnan
12.35-12.45	Close of Symposium
12.35-12.45	Final Remarks and Prizes Speaker Name
12.45-13.45	Lunch