A library of usefulness gathered for Healthcare professionals to help you on your learning journey
There’s a wealth of knowledge to absorb and share. Here are some resources I use day in and day out to consolidate new ideas, practices, to review the basics and to maximise communication.
EMPOWER & SUSTAIN
Useful resources from NZ and all over the world
Improving communication of complex aspects of health
PDFs to help assess, prioritse, monitor and diagnose. Use how you feel fit!
Print out and use in clinic, presentations or for your own learning.
Webinars recorded by Dr Sam
Hosted through the platform Teachable. Dr Sam is developing courses based on her Art of Medicine
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The webpage at [wellspring.health/hrt/risks.html](https://wellspring.health/hrt/risks.html) is designed to provide evidence-based, personalized advice on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) risks. It allows users to input specific parameters—such as age, hysterectomy status, time since last menstrual period, and presence of any concerning symptoms—to receive tailored information regarding the benefits and potential risks associated with HRT.
The site offers visual representations of risks over 5- and 10-year periods for conditions like breast cancer, ovarian cancer, venous thromboembolism (VTE), and stroke. These visuals compare baseline risks without HRT to added risks with HRT, helping users understand the potential impact of therapy. Additionally, the webpage provides links to reputable sources, including the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines and the British Menopause Society, for further reading.
Overall, this resource aims to support women in making informed decisions about HRT by offering personalized risk assessments and access to authoritative information.