About the course

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• FRCR part 1 exam-oriented curriculum-based sessions in Physics and Anatomy
• Subject-based sessions led by experts, sharing strategy and methodology to approach exam questions
• Trouble-shooting queries from pre-course material
• Practical advice session – Been there, seen it, done it!
• Interactive sessions
• Candidate numbers are capped at 20 on a first come, first serve basis

• Two-day virtual modular course – 1-day Physics, 1-day Anatomy
• FRCR part 1 exam-oriented curriculum-based sessions in Physics and Anatomy
• Subject-based sessions led by experts sharing strategy and methodology to approach exam questions
• Trouble-shooting queries from pre-course material (made available to registered candidates a couple of weeks before the course) and the opportunity to submit specific questions to the tutors two weeks prior to the course for discussion in the ‘Question and Answer’ sessions on the course.
• Practical advice sessions from those who have tread the path – Tips, tricks, hints for exam challenges
• Interactive sessions
• Enrol for the full 2-day course or individual day (as you choose!)
• Enthusiastic, experienced tutors to help you achieve your goal
• Candidate numbers are capped at 20 on a first-come, first-serve basis. You will have the opportunity to register on the waiting list and be invited to attend should there be any cancellations.

MODULES:

DAY 1:

• Ovarian Physiology

Ovarian and follicular function in relation to ovarian reserve, ovulation, luteal phase function and ovarian insufficiency.

• Uterine and endometrial physiology

To be able to discuss endometrial physiology in terms of receptivity and implantation in assisted reproduction and apply the knowledge to personalise treatment options for optimising safety and success.

• Male reproductive system and Spermatogenesis (Andrology)

To understand andrology in relation to the management of subfertility and assisted reproduction cycles to maximise success rates.

• Diagnosis of subfertility

To understand evidence-based investigations for female and male subfertility.

• Management of subfertility

Female subfertility, Tubal, Unexplained.  Ovulation problems, Endometriosis. Other endocrine factors, Uterine diagnosis, Psychological. Surgical interventions.

DAY 2:

• Male factor subfertility

Medical management, Surgical intervention.

• Assisted Reproduction Treatments (ART)

Clinical

• Embryology

To understand the basic techniques and their applications and risks involved.

• The role of Advanced Ultrasound Technology in ART

To understand and apply advanced techniques for diagnosis and during ART cycles to optimise success and safety.

• Regulation, Ethics & Global Access to ART

The role of Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority & other national regulators, Welfare of the Child, Prevention of short & long-term complications, National registries & Future Research Opportunities.

• Making ART accessible globally

To understand the role of the regulator and regulation in protecting the patient and offspring.

• Ethics of Assisted Reproduction

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COURSE ORGANISER AND SPEAKER:

• Mr Vikas Malik

ENT Consultant, Royal Bolton Hospital

FACULTY

• Ms Alex Roper

ENT Consultant, Royal Bolton Hospital

• Mr Dillan Shetty

Associate Specialist ENT, Royal Bolton Hospital

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