For anyone providing contraceptive care is Anticonceptie & Hormonen a good foundation. Whether you are counselling, prescribing contraception or also placing spirals and/or implantable rods, this training provides a lot of useful basic knowledge.

'Anticonceptie & Hormonen' starts by explaining how the hormonal cycle works. After that, various hormonal and non-hormonal contraceptive methods are discussed in detail. How does each method work? What side effects occur? And what about reliability and costs? Lecturer Anne-Mieke Omtzigt gives you practical tips & tricks to advise women on contraception.

As a gynaecologist, Dr Anne-Mieke Omtzigt provides specialist women's care at her independent treatment centre. For years, she has enthusiastically provided various training courses for Titus Health Care, always with the same passion and enthusiasm.

During this training you will learn:

1. All about the natural hormonal system and fertility cycle: operation, function and change during a woman's childbearing years.
2. On effects of hormonal contraception on the fertility cycle and the hormonal system.
3. Various tools for sound counselling and advice on hormonal side effects and complaints.
4. Practical knowledge from case histories.

Duration: 3 hours
Cost: 95 euros (incl. VAT)
Accreditation points KNOV: 3 points
Accreditation points KNOV - contraception sub-register: 3 points

You will receive the programme of the meeting including directions one week prior to the meeting.

Cancellation free of charge up to 14 days prior to the training, upon written cancellation. 

The training Case study with Anne-Mieke constitutes a deepening of Anticonceptie & Hormonen. During this training you will discuss various cases on contraception with colleagues, led by Anne-Mieke Omzigt. If you want to start placing spirals, the Contraception Skills Training approved by KNOV as preparation for in vivo training. Immerse yourself in various topics in your own time with our e-learnings Menstrual Cycle, Noodanticonceptie or The contraceptive pill.