Oregon Health & Science 2nd Annual Women’s Health Care Updates for Primary Care 2025

Join us for the 2025 Women’s Health Care: Updates for Primary Care, designed to equip primary care providers with the latest knowledge and skills in addressing women’s health issues.  Our expert speakers will delve into an array of health issues specific to women and highlight medical conditions that may present differently in women.  This conference aims to empower primary care practitioners with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide comprehensive and evidence-based care for women across various life stages and health conditions.

Conference date: Friday, May 16, 2025

Conference Location Homebuilding Association of Greater Portland, Lake Oswego Oregon

Target audience
Family physicians, internists, nurse practitioners, physicians assistants, and other primary care health care providers.

What You’ll Learn
The 2025 program (May 16, 2025, Lake Oswego, Oregon) covers a wide range of topics highly relevant to primary care:

ADHD in women – recognition and management strategies.
Incontinence in older women – diagnostic and therapeutic updates.
Common vulvar skin conditions – clinical recognition and treatment.
Adolescent sexual health – counseling and preventive care.
Breast cancer screening & risk assessment – evidence‑based guidelines.
Iron deficiency in women – diagnostic pearls and management (“Sex, Lies and Iron Deficiency”).
Weight management – lifestyle and pharmacologic approaches.
Alzheimer’s disease & related dementias – prevention strategies and new medications.
Menopause panel – multidisciplinary perspectives on symptom management and long‑term health.

 
+ Topics:

01 ADHD – Eleasa Sokolski, MD (only pdf, no video)
02 Incontinence in Older Women – Tom Gregory, MD and Sarina Pollat, MD
03 Adolescent Sexual Health – Caroline Barrett, MD
04 Breast Cancer Screening and Risk Assessment – Amy Cantor, MD, MPH
05 Sex, Lies and Iron Deficiency – Kylee Martens, MD
06 Weight Management – Katherine Putnam, MD, MPH
07 Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias: Preventative Strategies and New  Medications – Allison Lindauer, PhD, NP
08 The Menopause Panel – Amy Cantor, MD, MPH, Moira Ray, MD and Melaura Wittemyer, MD