THEME: CERVIX SCREENING, VIA AND HPV TESTING

PURPOSE: Update on cervical cancer screening methods to enhance screening in Grenada

TARGET AUDIENCE: Physicians, Nurses, Midwives, Medical Students

OBJECTIVES:

Describe cervical neoplasia and cancer as common diseases in Grenada

Understand the incidence and economic impact of cervical cancer around the world

Discuss updates in diagnosis of cervical neoplasia and cancer including HPV testing

Review the role of HPV testing in screening and in the management of abnormal cervical cytology

Discuss HPV Vaccines and consider if appropriate for future in Grenada HPV Understand social, political and economic obstacles for HPV vaccination programs

Demonstrate Visual Inspection of the Cervix after Application of Acetic Acid as a method of screening

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of Caribbean College of Family Physicians and St. George’s University, Grenada, West Indies.


The Caribbean College of Family Physicians designates this educational activity for
a maximum of 3.25 credits of Category 1, and a maximum of 5 credits for Hands on Learning during screening sessions.

Each Physician should claim only the credit

that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.

Method of Education

Lecture, A/V presentation, followed by questions and answers, panel discussion, and Hands on Training in the VIA Technique

Planning Committee

Frances McGill, MD, FACOG, Chair

Carol McIntosh, MD, FACOG, OBE

Chamarthy Subbarao, BSc, MD,

Amy Baldwin, PhD

Carey Williams MD MBA

Avi Bahadoor –Yetman, MSc

Jennifer Solomon, Chair Nursing

Desmond Munro, BSN

Medical Students: Women in Medicine Group

Michele Caravella

Ellen Rowe,

Anneka Hutton

Karishma Tolani

IFMSA/SCORA

Lyana Mahmoudi

Kara Cunningham

This CME activity is being offered as a community service.

Fee for CME Credits: $50EC Physicians

$25EC Nurses/Interns Students Free

ADVANCING CERVIX SCREENING

IN GRENADA

Saturday

January 23, 2016

8:30 a.m. – 12:30 PM

St. George’s University

Bourne Lecture Hall

GRENADA

Jointly Sponsored by

CARIBBEAN COLLEGE OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS

St. George’s University

School of Medicine

Grenada, West Indies

In Collaboration with

The Ministry of Health Grenada

ADVANCING CERVIX SCREENING in GRENADA

8:00 Registration

8:30 Welcome & Official Greetings

9:00 Cervix Cancer: A Clinician’s Perspective

Dr. Ronald Lendore

9:15 The Global Impact of Cervix Cancer

Dr. Carol McIntosh /Dr. George Maxwell

9:45 Cervical Lesions and Cancer Prevalence in Grenada

Avi Bahadoor Yetman, MSc /

Dr Amy Baldwin

10:00 COFFEE/TEA BREAK

10:15 KEY NOTE ADDRESS: HPV:

Re-framing the Conversation

Dr. Vikash Chatrani

10:45 Breast Screening in Grenada. A Paradigm for Increasing Cervix Cancer Screening?

Ellen Rowe, MS II

Dr Frances McGill

11:00 Visual Inspection of the Cervix after Application of Acetic Acid

Dr. Ann Marie Beddoe

11:30 Workshop: VIA

Dr. Ann Marie Beddoe

1:15-6 PM Breast and Cervix Screening

University Health Services, SGU, and SD1: Interested clinicians may attend

Avi Bahadoor –Yetman, MSc

Demonstrator, Department of

Microbiology, St. George’s University

School of Medicine, Grenada

Ann Marie Beddoe, MD, FACOG

Assistant Professor, Gynecologic Oncology, and Director, Division of Global Women’s Health, Mount Sinai Medical Center, NYC

Vikash K Chatrani, MBBS, DM (OBGYN), FACOG, F.MAS, FICS, Caribbean Gynecological Cancer Society, Barbados

Ronald Lendore, MBBS, FACOG

Physician, Grenada

Frances McGill, MD, FACOG

Professor, Department of Clinical Skills St. George’s University School of Medicine, Grenada

Carol McIntosh, MD. FACOG, OBE

Attending Physician, Inova Fairfax Hospital, Fairfax, Virginia,

Co-Founding Member, Globe-athon to End Women’s Cancers

Ellen Rowe, Medical Student, President Women in Medicine,

St. George’s University

School of Medicine

Grenada

CONTRIBUTING FACULTY

Amy Baldwin, PhD

(Former) Associate Professor

Department of Microbiology, St. George’s University

School of Medicine, Grenada

G. Larry Maxwell, MD, FACOG, Chairman, Department of Obstetrics-Gynecology,

Inova Fairfax Hospital

Fairfax, Virginia

Director and Founder, Globe-athon to End Women’s Cancers

Department of Clinical Skills

University Health Services

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