RACGP and ACRRM approved. Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) can claim hours in the MY CPD program.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) affects up to 50% of women and can significantly impact quality of life.
This structured course led by APA Women’s Health Physiotherapist Rachel Andrew provides practical clinical tools to identify POP early, support patient self-management, and apply evidence-based treatment strategies – all while addressing the emotional and physical realities of this common condition.
Education Activity = 6hrs
Reviewing Practice = 1hr
Total CPD on completion of online element = 7hrs
Measuring Outcomes = 3–5hrs (optional)
This learning helps GPs, nurses and other clinicians as soon as they start the online training. Read what they're saying below. Plus:
- Meet the women who will change your mind about communication of symptoms, treatment pathways and more
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Learn about the non-surgical options that can hold off, or even prevent the need for surgery
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Discover how could you relieve your patient's symptoms immediately
- Conservative management of prolapse using pessaries by a qualified pelvic health physio is possible. We show you all the different types and uses.
- Learn about the different treatments, and hear from our visiting gynaecologist to get you up to date with their preferences and what makes a great referral, if that is required.
If you work in a rural or remote area, check your eligibility for a Health Workforce Scholarship Program grant.