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Led by leading PMOS and endometriosis professionals, this program will address diagnostic challenges, managing complex symptom clusters, and collaborative care pathways that enable effective multidisciplinary care and long-term management integrated into primary care workflows and routine practice.

Participants will be guided through evidence-based strategies to improve early recognition of endometriosis and practical diagnostic approaches to PMOS to reduce delayed, under- and over-diagnosis. The session will support clinicians in approaching overlapping symptoms and complex presentations, and encouraging shared decision-making practices to develop management plans that consider complex patient factors and individual preferences and goals.

Learning Outcomes

1. Recognise key clinical features and presentations of PMOS and endometriosis, including less typical presentations and potential areas of diagnostic overlap
2. Apply a practical diagnostic approach to menstrual irregularity, hyperandrogenism and persistent pelvic pain, including appropriate investigations and differential diagnoses
3. Develop individualised management plans for PMOS and endometriosis incorporating symptom priorities, reproductive goals, lifestyle, pharmacological management and longer-term health considerations
4. Identify when escalation or specialist referral is appropriate, including persistent symptoms, fertility concerns, diagnostic uncertainty and suspected complex endometriosis
5. Support longitudinal care across the reproductive lifespan, recognising the broader metabolic, reproductive and quality-of-life consequences of PMOS and endometriosis.

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