Ultrasound Plus - two modules, can be flexibly combined

This practical course provides the latest scientific information on pre-eclampsia screening and early organ screening. Specialist lectures, live demonstrations and hands-on training will provide doctors and medical assistants with in-depth knowledge and practical skills for everyday clinical practice. The focus is on evidence-based screening, practical ultrasound diagnostics, quality criteria and interprofessional dialogue. Case studies, practical exercises in small groups and tips from experienced experts round off the programme.

Programme

From 08.30 a.m. Registration
Event team on site -> in the Brunnenhofsaal

08.45 - 08.50 Welcome

• Dr Dimitrios Chronas, Chief Physician and Clinic Director, Women's Clinic
• PD Dr med. Anke Reitter, FRCOG, Head of Fetomaternal Medicine, Women's Clinic

-> in the Brunnenhofsaal

08.50 - 09.45 Pre-eclampsia screening: current scientific status
PD Dr med. Anke Reitter, FRCOG, Head of Fetomaternal Medicine, Women's Clinic

-> in the Brunnenhofsaal

09.45 - 10.30 Lecture for doctors
Screening at 12+5 weeks gestation with cases from practice: What is useful and what happens next?

• Prof. Dr Boris Tutschek, practice owner, specialising in fetomaternal medicine
• PD Dr Anke Reitter, FRCOG, Head of Fetomaternal Medicine, Women's Clinic

-> in the Brunnenhofsaal

Lecture for MPA
Benefits of screening in pregnancy: What an MPA should knowabout "pre-eclampsia" and screening examinations

• Kirsten Grosse Lackmann, Head of Outpatient Services, Women's Clinic

-> in the Brunnenhofsaal

10.30 - 11.00 a.m. Break incl. demo of device settings

11.00 - 12.30 Practical exercises for doctors
Hands on training with supervision

• Doppler of the Aa. Uterine arteries
• FMF London quality criteria
• Tips and tricks for image optimisation in small groups of 5 to 6 participants

-> in the gynaecological outpatient clinic (3rd floor)

Practical part for MPA

• Live ultrasound demo: brief introduction to ultrasound
• Findings and dispatch management of blood samples
• Experience reports from patients with pre-eclampsia screening

-> in the gynaecological outpatient clinic (3rd floor), meeting room

12.30 - 12.45 pm Coffee break

12.45 - 13.30 Early organ screening: tips and tricks, incl. live ultrasound

• PD Dr med. Anke Reitter, FRCOG, Head of Fetomaternal Medicine, Women's Clinic
• Prof Dr Boris Tutschek, practice owner, specialising in fetomaternal medicine

-> in the Brunnenhofsaal

13.30 hrs Course conclusion
Knowledge review followed by an aperitif

-> in the Brunnenhofsaal

Costs on site including exercises

Doctors: CHF 400
Medical practice assistants (MPAs): CHF 150

Credits

Doctors: 5 credits each SGGG and SGUM

MPAs: E-LOG has been applied for

Registration

Registration by e-mail is mandatory. The number of participants is limited. You will then receive a confirmation e-mail with the payment details. Your registration is binding once we have received your payment.

Contact Gynaecological Clinic

Tel +41 44 397 21 87

Mail veranstaltung.frauenklinik@spitalzollikerberg.ch

This course module focuses on professional, empathetic and situation-appropriate communication in the context of pregnancy ultrasound. Participants will deepen their knowledge of the central principles of communication and counselling, learn about psychological aspects of doctor-patient consultations and reflect on the particular challenges of prenatal counselling. Using case studies, group discussions and practical input, strategies for risk counselling, decision-making and dealing with difficult conversational situations are developed and directly transferred to everyday clinical practice.

Programme

From 13.30 Registration
Event team on site
-> in the Brunnenhofsaal

14.00 - 14.15 Welcome

• PD Dr Anke Reitter, FRCOG, Head of Fetomaternal Medicine, Women's Clinic, specialising in fetomaternal medicine

14.15 - 15.15
Basic principles of communication Basic principles of communication

• René Surber, Consensis GmbH

15.15 - 15.30 Coffee break

Basics in counselling

15.30 - 16.00
Individualised information transfer - what is important?

• René Surber, Consensis GmbH

16.00 - 16.30
Individualised information transfer - what is important?

• René Surber, Consensis GmbH

16.30 - 17.00
Psychological perspectives in the doctor-patient dialogue

• Dr Ruedi Schweizer, Medical Director, Centre for Mental Health, Hohenegg Private Clinic / Zollikerberg Hospital

Special features of prenatal counselling

17.00 - 17.30
Risk counselling and decision-making
Speaker to be announced

17.30 - 18.15
Stumbling blocks in difficult situations - transfer into practice

• PD Dr Anke Reitter, FRCOG, Head of Fetomaternal Medicine, Women's Clinic, specialising in fetomaternal medicine
• René Surber, Consensis GmbH

18.15 hrs Course conclusion

Costs on site including exercises

CHF 400

Credits

5 credits SGGG and 6 credits SGUM

Enrolment

Registration by e-mail is mandatory. The number of participants is limited. You will then receive a confirmation e-mail with the payment details. Your registration is binding upon receipt of payment of the participation fee.

Contact Gynaecological Clinic

Tel +41 44 397 21 87

Mail veranstaltung.frauenklinik@spitalzollikerberg.ch

This module combines both course units into a holistic training day. You benefit from the combination of evidence-based ultrasound diagnostics and targeted communication skills in pregnancy ultrasound. The combined booking is reserved exclusively for doctors.

Programme

From 13.30 Registration event team on site

-> in the Brunnenhofsaal

14.00 - 14.15 Welcome

• PD Dr Anke Reitter, FRCOG, Head of Fetomaternal Medicine, Women's Clinic, specialising in fetomaternal medicine

Basics of communication

14.15 - 15.15 Principles of communication

• René Surber, Consensis GmbH

15.15 - 15.30 Coffee break

Basics in counselling

15.30 - 16.00 Individualised information transfer - what is important?
What is important?

• René Surber, Consensis GmbH

16.00 - 16.30 Characteristics of the counselling situation

• Group discussions based on case studies

16.30 - 17.00 Psychological perspectives in the doctor-patient dialogue

• Dr Ruedi Schweizer, Medical Director, Centre for Mental Health, Hohenegg Private Clinic / Zollikerberg Hospital

Special features of prenatal counselling

17.00 - 17.30 Risk counselling and decision-making

• Speaker to be announced

17.30 - 18.15 Stumbling blocks in difficult situations - transfer to practice

• PD Dr Anke Reitter, FRCOG, Head of Fetomaternal Medicine, Women's Clinic, specialising in fetomaternal medicine
• René Surber, Consensis GmbH

18.15 hrs Course conclusion

Costs on site including exercises

CHF 750

Credits

Both course modules are certified with SGGG and SGUM credits.

• "Pre-eclampsia and early organ screening": 5 SGGG and SGUM credits each.
• "Communicative competence in pregnancy ultrasound": 5 credits SGGG and 6 credits SGUM

Enrolment

Registration by e-mail is mandatory. The number of participants is limited. You will then receive a confirmation email with the payment details. Your registration is binding once we have received your payment.

Contact Gynaecological Clinic

Tel +41 44 397 21 87

Mail veranstaltung.frauenklinik@spitalzollikerberg.ch