Educational Webcast Series: Female Sexual Dysfunction

The Ob/Gyn Alliance is pleased to present a three-part educational webcast series focusing on Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD), including HSDD. This series provides helpful insight and facts into understanding the different types of FSD, along with symptoms, identifying communication barriers between health provider and patient, and methods to improve communication barriers.

View the program video invitation from our Co-Chairs:

 

Upcoming Programs:

Webcast 3: Breaking the Silence: Using Effective Dialogue to Screen for and Diagnose Female Sexual Dysfunction, Including HSDD

Date: Monday, October 4th, 2010
Time: 8:00 PM EST, 7:00 PM CST, 6:00 PM MST, 5:00 PM PST

Join us for a discussion on Female Sexual Dysfunction, an educational event offering information on the sexual problems that affect adult women of all ages. Participate in the program to learn about comprehensive, yet simple, approaches to breaking down barriers to making a diagnosis of FSD and to obtain time-efficient screening and diagnostic tools.

Webcast Archive Coming Soon!

Archived Programs:

Webcast 1: Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD) A Comprehensive Approach to Female Sexual Health: Biologic, Psychologic, Sociocultural, and Interpersonal Factors.

To view the archived version of this webcast, please click here.

This Webcast is the first of a three-part series discussing the prevalence and impact of FSD, types of dysfunction and methods to screen for FSD.

Webcast 2: Diagnosing Female Sexual Dysfunction Through Effective Communication

To view the archived version of the live second webcast that took place on June 28th 2010 please click here to download the video.

This webcast reviewed the means and measures to overcome barriers to identifying at-risk women and those women with FSD, initiate a dialogue, improve communication, recognize the symptoms of FSD, including verbal/nonverbal cue, and diagnose the various types of FSD.

Please take the time to view this educational webcast to gain knowledge regarding these important issues that that your female patients may be experiencing.

This content was developed with the support of a sponsorship from Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc.