This webinar was developed by the PCWHS. Besins has had no input into the webinar agenda, speaker selection or presentations, with the exception of the symposium session, for which Besins is fully responsible.
You are invited to join the PCWHS webinar ‘Gynaecological considerations in the menopause transition’ taking place on Wednesday, 2nd December 2026 at 19:00.
Join us to explore the gynaecological issues that commonly arise during the menopause transition and how to assess and manage them confidently in primary care. Through practical case studies and a live Q&A, you’ll have the chance to put your questions to our expert speakers, Dr Toni Hazell (chair) and Dr Aamena Salar.
This webinar is designed for a UK-based primary care audience, including GPs, advanced nurse practitioners and pharmacists. You’ll come away with evidence-based insights to support informed, patient-centred menopause care.
We look forward to seeing you there. Register now to save your place!
This webinar was developed by the PCWHS. Besins has had no input into the webinar agenda, speaker selection or presentations, with the exception of the symposium session, for which Besins is fully responsible.
Speakers
Dr Toni Hazell
PCWHS Clinical Director, GP, Appraiser, Freelance Medical Writer and Editor, London
Dr Toni Hazell qualified from St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School and did her GP training at Northwick Park Hospital; her interest in women’s health started as a GP registrar with what was then known as the family planning diploma. As a newly qualified GP in Tottenham, she did clinical assistant sessions in contraception and sexual health, leading to the diploma in genitourinary medicine and work in an HIV clinic. 20 years later she remains at the same GP practice and enjoys the continuity of care which that brings, as well as the opportunity to teach on women’s health within the practice.
Toni is now a portfolio GP; she is deputy medical director for eLearning at the RCGP and writes CPD for GPs and other healthcare professionals. She is a regular presenter and chair at primary care conferences, online and face to face, and has recently been part of the team which launched Praktiki, a micro-learning app producing CPD which fits into the busy working day of a GP. Toni is also chair of Haringey Local Medical Committee; as part of this role she was involved in negotiations for implant and intrauterine device fitting fees. She is a GP appraiser and is passionate about the type of primary care based education with the PCWHS provides.
Dr Aamena Salar
GP with an extended role in Gynaecology
Dr Aamena Salar is a General Practitioner based in Birmingham with an extended role in Gynaecology. She is a Member of the National taskforce championing Women’s Health Modality Partnership. She set up the Modality Gynaecology Service in 2015 as part of the Vanguard 5 year Forward Plan project which remains a success. She completed the FSRH and DRCOG diplomas during her training and subsequently went on to complete Community Gynaecology Diploma and Diagnostic Hysteroscopy Diploma from Bradford University. She is also leading a NHS cancer study which is looking to improve the diagnostic pathway of ovarian cancer with the aim of detecting ovarian cancer at an earlier stages.
This webinar was developed by the PCWHS. Besins has had no input into the webinar agenda, speaker selection or presentations, with the exception of the symposium session, for which Besins is fully responsible.
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This event is free for all delegates.
This webinar was developed by the PCWHS. Besins has had no input into the webinar agenda, speaker selection or presentations, with the exception of the symposium session, for which Besins is fully responsible.
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This webinar was developed by the PCWHS. Besins has had no input into the webinar agenda, speaker selection or presentations, with the exception of the symposium session, for which Besins is fully responsible.
19:00
- 19:05
Session
Welcome and introduction
Dr Toni Hazell
19:05
- 19:30
Session
Session 1: Gynaecological considerations in the menopause transition
Dr Aamena Salar
19:30
- 20:00
Session
Sponsored session
20:00
- 20:25
Session
Session 2: Case studies/Q&A
Dr Toni Hazell & Dr Aamena Salar
20:25
- 20:30
Session
Closing remarks
Dr Toni Hazell