Hormones 101

Newson Education’s introduction to hormone health module for healthcare professionals, worth 7 CPD points.

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Overview

Addressing the education gap: Confidence in Hormones

Confidence in Hormones is a CPD-accredited, expert-led programme designed to give healthcare professionals of all specialties a clear, practical grounding in the hormone health of women.
Created by healthcare professionals for healthcare professionals, the programme combines the latest evidence with expert insights and practical, case-based learning drawn from extensive clinical experience in hormone health.
The programme builds foundational knowledge of female hormonal physiology and supports clinicians to better recognise, understand and manage hormone deficiencies in everyday practice.
Whether you work in primary care, secondary care or allied health, our programme empowers you with the knowledge and confidence to engage with women’s hormone health in an informed, evidence-based and individualised way.

Hormones 101

This first module focuses on the foundations of hormone health, including:

  • The historical and regulatory context shaping menopause and hormone care
  • Core hormone physiology and why symptoms present as system-wide patterns
  • The impact of misinformation and variation in prescribing practice
  • Principles of body-identical hormones and individualised, patient-centred care.

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