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Sex in the country - A PSA conference to remember
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"The good, the bad and the ugly" will be presented at a PSA Conference in Lorne, Victoria, on March 20-21.
All you wanted to know (but maybe too embarrassed to ask) will be delivered, including sexually transmitted infections, contraception, conception and pre/post natal care. Top clinicians have been invited to present the latest clinical information and advice, including IVF expert Professor Gabor Kovacs from the Monash University IVF team.
In addition, group workshops facilitated by experts in the areas will complement the presentations, combining to provide a satisfying and interactive professional development experience.
Other speakers at the clinic will include:
* Dr Olga Vujovic, Infectious Disease Physician, Victorian HIV Consultancy
* Dr Terri Foran, Sexual Health Physician, President of the NSW Sexual Health Society
* Ms Molika In, QUM Pharmacist, Royal Women’s Hospital
* Joey Calandra, Pharmacist
An added attraction of the weekend is that it is being held in Lorne, just two hours’ drive from Melbourne. Set amongst the of Lorne’s Cumberland Resort, the venue offers an ideal seaside location especially designed to make the most of its Great Ocean Road setting. PSA has negotiated a special conference rate for delegates with Cumberland Resort, but only limited rooms are available.
For more details contact Bill Suen on mobile phone number 0412 831 669.
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