Annual North American Conference
for Restorative Reproductive Medicine
Transforming Reproductive Medicine by Restoring Women's Health
2023 Recorded Content Bundle - Earn 5.75 CME credits
Thank you to those that joined us online for the 2023 North American Regional Conference for Restorative Reproductive Medicine and the Annual Meeting of IRRMA on July 15, 2023. If you missed this meeting - you can purchase sel-paced access to recordings, references, slides and resources until June 22 2024.
Access remains complimentary to conference participants and those who registered for online access and can be found under "courses" in your account portal. Up to 5.75 AAFP-prescribed credit is available.
Sessions & Topics
LUF's: Planning an "Egg-scape"
Jean Golden-Tevald, DO, IFMCP
Delve into the world of Luteinized Unruptured Follicles (LUFs), learn possible etiologies, and gain strategies to reduce its incidence and improve ovulation
Navigating Insulin Resistance and Its Critical Role in Restorative Reproductive Medicine
Kim Bigelow Flannery, MD
Cannabis and its Components: Are There Roles in Reproductive Medicine?
Gretchen Marsh, DO.
REMEDY: REstorative Medicine Evidence - Do it Yourself Series:
Session 1: An Introduction to Medical Research
The first in a new series aimed to provide practical guidance and resources towards published.
Through this new series we hope to support the research process, increase your critical appraisal skills, foster collaboration and knowledge dissemination, and ultimately facilitate more publications in RRM.
Dr. Lynn Keenan
Dr. Robert Chasuk
Kathleen Copeland
This session will:
- Identify types of research designs, with the strengths and limitations of each
- Introduce some common biases in resarech
- Determine the difference between Quality Improvement Data, Reports & Research
- Determine when IRB is required for your project and the application process
- Introduce a new series aimed at supporting the research process, facilitating more publications in RRM
- Identify the areas of need in RRM-specific research
- Take questions and collect feedback to incorporate in future sessions
Ask IRRMA: Case-Based Discussions
Discuss your diagnostic and therapeutic challenges among members of the RRM community.
Our first case looks into the physiology of progesterone on neural receptors, and the impact of the menstrual cycle on seizures with a discussion of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) as an additional factor.
We then open the floor - you are invited to prepare a case using a template here or join in more open discussions (no preparation or slides needed).
IRRMA members, and those that are unable to join live, can also continue to post and exchange insights on cases or topics in the community case forum.
Missed this Conference?
Earn 5.75 CME credits* - Members can purchase access for $99 ($119 for non-members)
CONFERENCES
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