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Understanding Bacterial Vaginosis- A/Prof Siobhan Bourke

Understanding Bacterial Vaginosis Latest research • Updated guidelines • Best practice care Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) is common, complex, and often misunderstood. New evidence is reshaping how we think about BV – including its potential classification as a sexually transmitted infection. Join Associate Professor Siobhan Bourke for this engaging webinar to: Discover what BV is and how it presents in patients Explore groundbreaking research linking BV and sexual transmission Get up to speed on recent guideline changes Learn practical, evidence-based management strategies to improve patient outcomes Whether you’re in primary care, sexual health, or women’s health, this session will give you the latest insights to update your practice and better support your patients. Speaker Bio: A/Professor Siobhan Bourke is a Sexual Health Physician who is the Director of the Sensitive Physical Examination Program in the Department of Medical Education, and Topic lead for the Sexual Health Across Clinical Context Discovery Subject across MD1-3 in the Department of Rural Health at University of Melbourne. Her passion is to educate pre and post registration health professionals in the art of clear communication in Sexual Health Care. She works clinically at a community health centre in the west of Melbourne.