Toni Hazell is a GP based in London, with particular clinical interests including women's health, sexual health, HIV, asthma and allergy. She is deputy medical director of eLearning at the Royal College of GPs (RCGP) and director of the Primary Care Women's Health Society. She has written and edited CPD for a variety of organisations. Florence Britton is a registrar with the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) and a council member of the British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy (BSGE), with a particular interest in minimally invasive gynaecology and the management of chronic pelvic pain. She is involved in medical education and trainee advocacy and is part of the editorial team for Facts, Views & Vision in ObGyn

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• 1. The physiology of the menstrual cycle and its impact on menstrual cycle disorders: practical implications for primary care Zoe Schaedel and Paula Briggs; 2. Management of children and adolescents with gynaecological problems in primary care Jane Dickson and Nana Anim-Addo; 3. Contraceptive choices in primary care Joanna; 4. Managing contraception problems in primary care Fiona Sizmur; 5. Management of vaginal discharge in primary care Catherine Armitage; 6. Sexually transmitted infections managed in primary care Richard Ma; 7. Cervical pathology in primary care Halimah Alazzani, Adam N. Rosenthal and Christine Corrin; 8. Management of patients with psychosexual problems in primary care Leila Frodsham and Angela Wright; 9. Infertility management in primary care Stephanie Cook and Clare Searle; 10. Ectopic pregnancy from a primary care perspective Jacqui Tuckey and Chantal Simonis; 11. Management of miscarriage in primary care Dominique Warren; 12. Pregnancy-related issues relevant for primary care Jenny Blackman and Alex Bain; 13. Postnatal care in primary care Carrie Ladd and Judy Shakespeare; 14. Polycystic ovary syndrome: management of a long-term condition in primary care Anne Connolly and Virginia A. Beckett; 15. Management of premature ovarian insufficiency (poi) in primary care Abbie Laing, Amanda Hillard and Timothy Hillard; 16. Premenstrual disorders (pmd) a practical approach in primary care Angela Wright and Carolyn Sadler; 17. Non-menstrual vaginal bleeding management in primary care Carys Sonnenburg, Clare Spencer and Jackie Tay; 18. Management of the patient with suspected endometriosis in primary care Keith A. Louden and Alice E. Stickland; 19. Management of the patient with heavy menstrual bleeding in primary care Anne Connolly and Helen Barnes; 20. Management of the patient with continence problems in primary care Abigail Macleod Thompson; 21. Managing cystitis in primary care Cat Anderson; 22. The management of ovarian cysts in primary care Aamena Salar and Sally Louden; 23. Managing menopause in primary care Sarah Gray; 24. Vulval dermatoses in primary care Kate London and Susan Towers; 25. Management of the patient with pelvic organ prolapse in primary care Christian Phillips and Charlotte Hutchings; 26. Ovarian cancer: a primary care perspective Ken S. Metcalf; 27. The management of endometrial hyperplasia and carcinoma in primary care Inga Chen and Dileep Wijeratne; 28. The management of fibroids in primary care Elizabeth Burt and Ertan Saridogan; 29. Osteoporosis and fracture prevention in primary care Danny Murphy and Pam Brown; 30. Management of the patient with benign and malignant breast conditions in primary care Jo Marsden.

Toni Hazell is a GP based in London, with particular clinical interests including women's health, sexual health, HIV, asthma and allergy. She is deputy medical director of eLearning at the Royal College of GPs (RCGP) and director of the Primary Care Women's Health Society. She has written and edited CPD for a variety of organisations. Florence Britton is a registrar with the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) and a council member of the British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy (BSGE), with a particular interest in minimally invasive gynaecology and the management of chronic pelvic pain. She is involved in medical education and trainee advocacy and is part of the editorial team for Facts, Views & Vision in ObGyn

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• 1. The physiology of the menstrual cycle and its impact on menstrual cycle disorders: practical implications for primary care Zoe Schaedel and Paula Briggs; 2. Management of children and adolescents with gynaecological problems in primary care Jane Dickson and Nana Anim-Addo; 3. Contraceptive choices in primary care Joanna; 4. Managing contraception problems in primary care Fiona Sizmur; 5. Management of vaginal discharge in primary care Catherine Armitage; 6. Sexually transmitted infections managed in primary care Richard Ma; 7. Cervical pathology in primary care Halimah Alazzani, Adam N. Rosenthal and Christine Corrin; 8. Management of patients with psychosexual problems in primary care Leila Frodsham and Angela Wright; 9. Infertility management in primary care Stephanie Cook and Clare Searle; 10. Ectopic pregnancy from a primary care perspective Jacqui Tuckey and Chantal Simonis; 11. Management of miscarriage in primary care Dominique Warren; 12. Pregnancy-related issues relevant for primary care Jenny Blackman and Alex Bain; 13. Postnatal care in primary care Carrie Ladd and Judy Shakespeare; 14. Polycystic ovary syndrome: management of a long-term condition in primary care Anne Connolly and Virginia A. Beckett; 15. Management of premature ovarian insufficiency (poi) in primary care Abbie Laing, Amanda Hillard and Timothy Hillard; 16. Premenstrual disorders (pmd) a practical approach in primary care Angela Wright and Carolyn Sadler; 17. Non-menstrual vaginal bleeding management in primary care Carys Sonnenburg, Clare Spencer and Jackie Tay; 18. Management of the patient with suspected endometriosis in primary care Keith A. Louden and Alice E. Stickland; 19. Management of the patient with heavy menstrual bleeding in primary care Anne Connolly and Helen Barnes; 20. Management of the patient with continence problems in primary care Abigail Macleod Thompson; 21. Managing cystitis in primary care Cat Anderson; 22. The management of ovarian cysts in primary care Aamena Salar and Sally Louden; 23. Managing menopause in primary care Sarah Gray; 24. Vulval dermatoses in primary care Kate London and Susan Towers; 25. Management of the patient with pelvic organ prolapse in primary care Christian Phillips and Charlotte Hutchings; 26. Ovarian cancer: a primary care perspective Ken S. Metcalf; 27. The management of endometrial hyperplasia and carcinoma in primary care Inga Chen and Dileep Wijeratne; 28. The management of fibroids in primary care Elizabeth Burt and Ertan Saridogan; 29. Osteoporosis and fracture prevention in primary care Danny Murphy and Pam Brown; 30. Management of the patient with benign and malignant breast conditions in primary care Jo Marsden.

Toni Hazell is a GP based in London, with particular clinical interests including women's health, sexual health, HIV, asthma and allergy. She is deputy medical director of eLearning at the Royal College of GPs (RCGP) and director of the Primary Care Women's Health Society. She has written and edited CPD for a variety of organisations. Florence Britton is a registrar with the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) and a council member of the British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy (BSGE), with a particular interest in minimally invasive gynaecology and the management of chronic pelvic pain. She is involved in medical education and trainee advocacy and is part of the editorial team for Facts, Views & Vision in ObGyn

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• 1. The physiology of the menstrual cycle and its impact on menstrual cycle disorders: practical implications for primary care Zoe Schaedel and Paula Briggs; 2. Management of children and adolescents with gynaecological problems in primary care Jane Dickson and Nana Anim-Addo; 3. Contraceptive choices in primary care Joanna; 4. Managing contraception problems in primary care Fiona Sizmur; 5. Management of vaginal discharge in primary care Catherine Armitage; 6. Sexually transmitted infections managed in primary care Richard Ma; 7. Cervical pathology in primary care Halimah Alazzani, Adam N. Rosenthal and Christine Corrin; 8. Management of patients with psychosexual problems in primary care Leila Frodsham and Angela Wright; 9. Infertility management in primary care Stephanie Cook and Clare Searle; 10. Ectopic pregnancy from a primary care perspective Jacqui Tuckey and Chantal Simonis; 11. Management of miscarriage in primary care Dominique Warren; 12. Pregnancy-related issues relevant for primary care Jenny Blackman and Alex Bain; 13. Postnatal care in primary care Carrie Ladd and Judy Shakespeare; 14. Polycystic ovary syndrome: management of a long-term condition in primary care Anne Connolly and Virginia A. Beckett; 15. Management of premature ovarian insufficiency (poi) in primary care Abbie Laing, Amanda Hillard and Timothy Hillard; 16. Premenstrual disorders (pmd) a practical approach in primary care Angela Wright and Carolyn Sadler; 17. Non-menstrual vaginal bleeding management in primary care Carys Sonnenburg, Clare Spencer and Jackie Tay; 18. Management of the patient with suspected endometriosis in primary care Keith A. Louden and Alice E. Stickland; 19. Management of the patient with heavy menstrual bleeding in primary care Anne Connolly and Helen Barnes; 20. Management of the patient with continence problems in primary care Abigail Macleod Thompson; 21. Managing cystitis in primary care Cat Anderson; 22. The management of ovarian cysts in primary care Aamena Salar and Sally Louden; 23. Managing menopause in primary care Sarah Gray; 24. Vulval dermatoses in primary care Kate London and Susan Towers; 25. Management of the patient with pelvic organ prolapse in primary care Christian Phillips and Charlotte Hutchings; 26. Ovarian cancer: a primary care perspective Ken S. Metcalf; 27. The management of endometrial hyperplasia and carcinoma in primary care Inga Chen and Dileep Wijeratne; 28. The management of fibroids in primary care Elizabeth Burt and Ertan Saridogan; 29. Osteoporosis and fracture prevention in primary care Danny Murphy and Pam Brown; 30. Management of the patient with benign and malignant breast conditions in primary care Jo Marsden.