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- Over 99% of attendee evaluations strongly agreed or agreed that the covered content “Contributed to my professional growth”
- Over 97% of attendee evaluations strongly agreed or agreed that the “Covered content was useful to my practice”
Just Some of Comments from Attendees:
"I honestly feel like this was one of the most helpful and engaging conferences I have been to in my professional career! In the past week, I have already initiated 3 conversations with patients about treatment for symptoms related to menopause/perimenopause that I may have shied away from previously."
"This team of speakers had the largest overall breadth of knowledge on this subject that I have attended in the 32 years I've been a PA-C. Questions would come up and by the end of the day another speaker would be speaking specifically to my questions without even putting them in the chat. It's like I was listening to a team of mind readers."
"Loved the team approach & the encouragement the clinicians offered each other."
"This entire conference was more informative than all of my previous training on menopause!"
"I enjoyed this conference. Every talk was so informative. I was so excited to go to work and tell my colleagues all that I had learned."
"I work in family practice and feel I have been failing my peri/menopausal patients d/t lack of up-to-date education and treatment options on this very important and life-changing topic. I can honestly say this has helped tremendously improve my confidence and treatment approach in the past two weeks since the conference. Thank you!"
"I was always intimated by providing MHT and peri/menopausal counseling, however after this fantastic conference I feel much more confident! I hope to share many takeaways, lessons, and tips with my colleagues at PPLM. I envy the access patients in the bay area & beyond have to such a wonderful interprofessional collaborative practice!"
"I appreciated the caring, collegial fashion in which all the presenters interacted and LOVED when Dr Voedisch called out that women are using to having 27 balls in the air and feel as though we are failing if one drops. That was so validating. In fact, my colleague texted me that she teared up at that point. So let's please keep building each other up like that. Thank you!!"
Contact
Please email any general inquiries to: menopauseandhealthyaging@stanford.edu